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19W (Philippine name Obet) is located 494 km northwest of Yap, and has tracked north-northwestward at 15 km/h (8 knots) over the past 6 hours. Maximum significant wave height is 3.7 meters (12 feet). 19W is currently accelerating northeastward, driven by the steering influence of a near-equatorial ridge anchored to the east-southeast and enhanced by low-level southwesterlies. In around 24 hours, the dominant steering influence will shift to a subtropical ridge positioned to the northeast, veering 19W northward and northwestward along the subsided wake of typhoon Saudel. While the wind shear is expected to remain initially low, model guidance shows significant uptick in 24 hours, which combined with increasing entrainment of dry air into the core will initiate a weakening trend, depressing intensity to 35–45 km/h (20–25 knots) in 36 hours. Towards the next 2 days, 19W will struggle to preserve its vertical structure as it enters the region of sheared tail end winds of typhoon Saudel. Accordingly, complete dissipation over open water is projected in 2 days, although an accelerated decay timeline remains viable should increased wind shear and dry air advection be more pronounced as currently modeled. Model guidance exhibits fair initial consistency, evidenced by a constrained 213 km cross-track spread at 2 days, with all major global and mesoscale systems resolving coherent motion under current steering forcing. While the official JTWC track is positioned close to the multi-model consensus, current placement is leaning towards the western projection of the experimental Google DeepMind guidance, which has been initializing very well over the last 2 days. In terms of intensity, GFS shows a light increase in peak wind speeds to 65 km/h (35 knots) at 12 hours, followed by weakening and eventual decay. All other consensus members predict steady weakening, with HAFS estimating full dissipation as early as the next 24 hours. The only outlier is a GFS-driven COAMPS-TC, which estimates the system reaching 85–95 km/h (45–50 knots) in around 24 hours. Official JTWC intensity forecast is laid close to the multi-model consensus and slightly above wind speed maxima proposed by HAFS guidance, with medium confidence. Warning Number 4. Information provided by the Joint Typhoon Warning Center (JTWC). Next is “Typhoon Saudel.” It will be on the comments because I cannot put more letters. #Meterology #Obet #Saudel #Typhoon #tropicaldepression
19W (Philippine name Obet) is located 494 km northwest of Yap, and has tracked north-northwestward at 15 km/h (8 knots) over the past 6 hours. Maximum significant wave height is 3.7 meters (12 feet). 19W is currently accelerating northeastward, driven by the steering influence of a near-equatorial ridge anchored to the east-southeast and enhanced by low-level southwesterlies. In around 24 hours, the dominant steering influence will shift to a subtropical ridge positioned to the northeast, veering 19W northward and northwestward along the subsided wake of typhoon Saudel. While the wind shear is expected to remain initially low, model guidance shows significant uptick in 24 hours, which combined with increasing entrainment of dry air into the core will initiate a weakening trend, depressing intensity to 35–45 km/h (20–25 knots) in 36 hours. Towards the next 2 days, 19W will struggle to preserve its vertical structure as it enters the region of sheared tail end winds of typhoon Saudel. Accordingly, complete dissipation over open water is projected in 2 days, although an accelerated decay timeline remains viable should increased wind shear and dry air advection be more pronounced as currently modeled. Model guidance exhibits fair initial consistency, evidenced by a constrained 213 km cross-track spread at 2 days, with all major global and mesoscale systems resolving coherent motion under current steering forcing. While the official JTWC track is positioned close to the multi-model consensus, current placement is leaning towards the western projection of the experimental Google DeepMind guidance, which has been initializing very well over the last 2 days. In terms of intensity, GFS shows a light increase in peak wind speeds to 65 km/h (35 knots) at 12 hours, followed by weakening and eventual decay. All other consensus members predict steady weakening, with HAFS estimating full dissipation as early as the next 24 hours. The only outlier is a GFS-driven COAMPS-TC, which estimates the system reaching 85–95 km/h (45–50 knots) in around 24 hours. Official JTWC intensity forecast is laid close to the multi-model consensus and slightly above wind speed maxima proposed by HAFS guidance, with medium confidence. Warning Number 4. Information provided by the Joint Typhoon Warning Center (JTWC). Next is “Typhoon Saudel.” It will be on the comments because I cannot put more letters. #Meterology #Obet #Saudel #Typhoon #tropicaldepression

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