Tropical Cyclone Activity Report – Atlantic Ocean / Caribbean Sea / Gulf of Mexico

August 11, 2015

Volcano - Ambrym, Vanuatu

4 minutes ago WARNING
Volcano - Aira, Japan

6 minutes ago WARNING
Volcano - Sabancaya, Peru

10 minutes ago WARNING
Volcano - Sheveluch, Russia

16 minutes ago WARNING
Volcano - Veniaminof, United States

1 hour ago WATCH
Floods - Southeastern, United States

1 hour ago WARNING
Volcano - Dukono, Indonesia

1 hour ago WATCH
Wildfire - SW of Nasir, Upper Nile - South Sudan

2 hours ago WATCH
Wildfire - W of Aweil, North Bahr-al-Ghazal - South Sudan

2 hours ago WATCH
Wildfire - SW of Rumbek, Lakes - South Sudan

2 hours ago WATCH
Wildfire - E of Ferkessedougou, Savanes - Ivory Coast

2 hours ago INFORMATION
Wildfire - SW of Birao, Vakaga - Central African Republic

2 hours ago ADVISORY
Volcano - Ebeko, Russia

2 hours ago ADVISORY
Tropical Cyclone - Owen

3 hours ago WARNING
Volcano - Popocatepetl, Mexico

2 hours ago WARNING
Flood - Bogalusa, LA Region, United States

3 hours ago WARNING
Floods - Southwestern, United States

3 hours ago WARNING
Flood - Lake Charles, LA Region, United States

3 hours ago WARNING
Flood - Fort Leonard Wood, MO Region, United States

4 hours ago WARNING
Volcano - Planchon-Peteroa, Chile

4 hours ago WARNING
Highwind - Advisory (Hawaiian Islands)

4 hours ago ADVISORY
Volcano - Fuego, Guatemala

5 hours ago WARNING
Extreme Cold - Northeastern South Korea

7 hours ago WARNING
Avalanches - Northern Japan

7 hours ago WATCH
Drought - Central Afghanistan

7 hours ago WATCH
Storms - Central Vietnam

7 hours ago WARNING
Storms - Southern Mexico

7 hours ago WARNING
Storms - Peru

7 hours ago WARNING
Floods - Northeastern Scotland

7 hours ago WATCH
Storms - Southeastern Brazil

7 hours ago WARNING
Storms - Singapore

7 hours ago WARNING
High Wind - British Columbia, Canada

7 hours ago WARNING
Extreme Cold - Northern Pakistan

7 hours ago WARNING
High Wind - Alberta, Canada

7 hours ago WARNING
Floods - Coastal Andhra Pradesh and North Coastal Tamilnadu, India

7 hours ago WATCH
Floods - Chhattisgarh and Odisha, India

7 hours ago WATCH
Extreme Cold - Germany

8 hours ago WATCH
High Wind - Northern Italy

8 hours ago WARNING
Floods - North Tropical Coast and Southern Cape York Peninsula, Queensland, Australia

8 hours ago WATCH
Volcano - Reventador, Ecuador

8 hours ago ADVISORY
Floods - South Coast, New South Wales, Australia

8 hours ago WATCH
Floods - Victoria, Australia

8 hours ago WATCH
Wildfires - Gascoyne Inland and Goldfields, Western Australia, Australia

8 hours ago WATCH
Avalanches - Western and Southern Cascades, Washington, United States

8 hours ago WATCH
Avalanches - Bridger-Teton National Forest, Wyoming, United States

8 hours ago WATCH
Avalanches - Northern Utah, United States

8 hours ago WATCH
Wildfires - Central South Africa

9 hours ago WATCH
Avalanches - Central and Western Colorado, United States

9 hours ago WATCH
Avalanches - Jasper National Park, Canada

9 hours ago WATCH
Avalanches - Banff National Park, Canada

9 hours ago WATCH
Avalanches - Glacier National Park, Canada

9 hours ago WATCH
High Wind - El Salvador

9 hours ago WARNING
Storms - Brunei Darussalam

9 hours ago WARNING
Avalanches - Southern Switzerland

9 hours ago WATCH
Storms - Northwestern Uruguay

9 hours ago WARNING
Floods - Southern Thailand

9 hours ago WATCH
Volcano - Nevado del Ruiz, Colombia

9 hours ago WARNING
Volcano - Turrialba, Costa Rica

9 hours ago WARNING
Earthquake - 5.2 - 54km SSW of Bilungala, Indonesia

10 hours ago ADVISORY
Earthquake - 5.0 - 23km E of Gartog, China

13 hours ago ADVISORY
Earthquake - 5.2 - 172km WSW of Chichi-shima, Japan

13 hours ago ADVISORY
Tsunami (AK/BC/US West Coast) - 80 miles SW of Talkeetna, Alaska - 4.0

14 hours ago INFORMATION
Flood - Shelton, WA Region, United States

20 hours ago WARNING
Volcano - Krakatau, Indonesia

21 hours ago WARNING
Earthquake - 5.0 - Reykjanes Ridge

23 hours ago ADVISORY
Landslides - Toba Samosir Regency, North Sumatra, Indonesia

1 day ago INFORMATION
Floods - Kisumu, Kenya

1 day ago WARNING
Drought - Somalia, Ethiopia, and Kenya

1 day ago WATCH
Drought - Angola, Namibia, Western Zambia, Zimbabwe, and Botswana

1 day ago WATCH
Drought - Western and Central Madagascar

1 day ago WATCH
Drought - Southern South Africa and Lesotho

1 day ago WARNING
Drought - Haiti/Dominican Republic

1 day ago WARNING
Drought - Honduras and Northwestern Nicaragua

1 day ago WATCH
Earthquake - 6.3 - Pacific-Antarctic Ridge

1 day ago WATCH
Floods - Vancouver, Canada

2 days ago INFORMATION
Volcano - Santa Maria, Guatemala

2 days ago WARNING
Ebola virus disease – Democratic Republic of the Congo

1 month ago WATCH
Drought - Western United States

2 months ago WARNING

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HomeWeather WallTropical Cyclone Activity Report – Atlantic Ocean / Caribbean Sea / Gulf of Mexico

Tropical Cyclone Activity Report – Atlantic Ocean / Caribbean Sea / Gulf of Mexico

By: PDC
August 11, 2015

There are no active tropical cyclones in the Atlantic Ocean, the Caribbean Sea…or the Gulf of Mexico

PDC Global Hazards Atlas displaying 3-hour precipitation accumulations

PDC Global Hazards Atlas displaying 3-hour precipitation accumulations

There are no tropical cyclones….nor are there any tropical disturbances under investigation

The 5-day outlook indicates that there are no new tropical cyclones expected to form

This tropical region of the world continues to be quiet, with tropical waves coming off Africa’s west coast pushing into dry air and a large area of Saharan dust, along with stronger than normal wind shear from the west…all of which greatly limits tropical cyclone activity.

NOAA Is calling for a 90% chance of a below average hurricane season, the highest odds for a relatively quiet year assigned at any point…since the outlooks began back in 1998.

Atlantic Ocean

There are no active tropical cyclones

Here’s a satellite image of the Atlantic Ocean

Caribbean Sea

There are no active tropical cyclones

WSI satellite image of the Caribbean Sea

Gulf of Mexico

There are no active tropical cyclones

Latest satellite image of the Gulf of Mexico

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