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Meanwhile in the East Pacific development is finally possible next week SW / W of Mexico. GFS & Euro models both picking up on the possibility & NHC now has a 0-20% chance of development for next week as system(s) move generally Westward & have the chance to develop.
23June2019 - Sunday 8aEDT/5aPDT:
Atlantic: all quiet, that dust from Sahara Desert may make for some colorful sunsets in parts of the Caribbean & S US this week.
E. Pacific: the disorganized blob of showers S/SW of Mexico now at a high 70% chance of development this week. May finally have our first named storm for the EPAC as it heads away from land:
Mon, 24Jun19 8pEDT/5pPDT:
East Pacific: The disturbance off SW Mexico coast has been designated Invest 93E with a high 70% chance of development this week. The number is just used for tracking purposes, its still a disorganized blob of showers at the moment with potential. May finally get our first named E Pacific storm of the year (average first named storm date of the EPAC season is June 10th).
Tue, 25Jun19 11pEDT/8pPDT:
Atlantic and Central Pacific: all quiet.
East Pacific: Invest 93E has organized enough to become Tropical Depression One-E (TD1E). Winds 35mph(55km/h), moving WNW 15mph(24km/h), pressure 1006mb. Located about 285miles(460km) SW of Manzanillo, Mexico. NHC predicts it will become a named Tropical Storm Wednesday but begin weakening sometime late Thursday as it heads away from land. Looks to pass well South of Socorro Island, scattered showers & breezy likely to Clarion Island.
Thurs 27Jun19 8pEDT/5pPDT:
Atlantic: all quiet.
East Pacific:
-See Alvin thread for that system.
-Disorganized showers currently well South of Mexico / Guatemala border have a 60% chance of development as it heads well away from land over the next several days.
Central Pacific: all quiet but will watch for those next set of potential named storms in E Pacific to see if they near Hawaii or not, should they form, but this far out its barely worth a mention, just a reminder they can travel that far.
Sun 30Jun19 morning:
Atlantic: all quiet.
East Pacific:
-Invest 94E is our next system well off the Mexico coast, heading away from land, quickly developing, likely named today as it's already producing Tropical Storm force winds but doesn't have a closed center of circulation but its really close, once it does it'll be named & models say its eventually our next hurricane.
-Likely another system forms this week well offshore as well.
Central Pacific:
-Will have to watch and see if what becomes of 94E holds together long enough to near Hawaii or not in about 10 days, give or take.
Sun 30Jun19 11aEDT/8aPDT/5aHST:
Invest 94E in the East Pacific has become Tropical Storm Barbara.
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