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Eastern Pacific Hurricane & Tropical Storm Information
BajaInsider Tropical Cyclone Information
Sunday, 07/20/2008 9:46 MDT Hurricane Fausto (magenta arrow) is probably on its last legs today, as it heads for cooler waters WSW of Cabo San Lucas. The hurricane maintained strength through the night, but is expected to diminish to a tropical storm by tomorrow morning.
In Baja, temperatures will be a little warmer across the map, by a degree or two. A band of clouds, (yellow arrow) is moving across the peninsula and will bring high clouds to the central portions of Baja today. With the rain in Baja Sur on Friday, expect humidity to be significantly higher for the next fw days. The southern most Pacific parts of Baja Sur may see some coulds as a result of Fausto passing some 350 miles to the south. Winds in the Sea will be light and variable except in local conditions through Tuesday, winds will pick up from the W to 10kts.
Further south we have a system that is forecastto develop today. (red arrow) The conditions are ripe to generate a tropical depression and preliminary projections have the system following a track very similar to Fausto later in the week.
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Eastern Pacific Tropical Outlook – From the National Hurricane Center
Tropical Cyclone Names for the Eastern Pacific 2008
Active Storms show ►Click for details– Dissipated Storms listed showing maximum intensity
Click on the storm name for more information on each after becoming active.
TS Alma |
► H1 Elida |
Iselle |
Marie |
Rachel |
Winnie |
Tropical Weather Imagery – Click for current image
Sea Surface Temperature
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SST Anomaly
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Active Storm IR Floater - Fausto
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