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

July 1, 2018

Flood - Watch (Hawaiian Islands)

14 minutes ago WATCH
Earthquake - 5.0 - 30km S of Kokopo, Papua New Guinea

58 minutes ago ADVISORY
Volcano - Kuchinoerabujima, Japan

2 hours ago ADVISORY
Volcano - Reventador, Ecuador

3 hours ago WATCH
Volcano - Sangay, Ecuador

3 hours ago WATCH
Volcano - Dukono, Indonesia

3 hours ago WATCH
Tropical Storm - Vicente

5 hours ago WATCH
Hurricane - Willa

5 hours ago WATCH
Volcano - Kadovar, Papua New Guinea

5 hours ago WATCH
Volcano - Sabancaya, Peru

5 hours ago WARNING
Volcano - Ebeko, Russia

8 hours ago ADVISORY
Wildfire - NE of Katherine, Northern Territory - Australia

9 hours ago INFORMATION
Wildfire - SW of Kaltukatjara, Western Australia - Australia

9 hours ago WATCH
Earthquake - 5.9 - Southwest Indian Ridge

11 hours ago WATCH
Highsurf - Advisory (Hawaiian Islands)

12 hours ago ADVISORY
Volcano - Kerinci, Indonesia

13 hours ago WARNING
Earthquake - 5.3 - 119km E of Sarangani, Philippines

18 hours ago ADVISORY
Volcano - Fuego, Guatemala

18 hours ago WARNING
Earthquake - 5.0 - Volcano Islands, Japan region

23 hours ago ADVISORY
Volcano - Veniaminof, United States

1 day ago WATCH
Earthquake - 5.5 - Banda Sea

1 day ago WATCH
Earthquake - 5.9 - Southeast Indian Ridge

1 day ago WATCH
Volcano - Ibu, Indonesia

1 day ago WATCH
Floods - Antioquia, Colombia

1 day ago WATCH
Storms - Central and Eastern Thailand

1 day ago WARNING
Floods - Guatemala

1 day ago INFORMATION
Floods - Delta Amacuro, Venezuela

1 day ago INFORMATION
Floods - Vargas, Venezuela

1 day ago INFORMATION
Storms - Eastern Spain

1 day ago WARNING
Floods - Central and Northern Tunisia

1 day ago INFORMATION
Floods - Mid-Atlantic United States

1 day ago WARNING
Floods - Southern and Central Texas, United States

1 day ago WARNING
Floods - Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Iowa, United States

1 day ago WARNING
Floods - Honduras

1 day ago WATCH
Floods - Ahuachapan, El Salvador

1 day ago INFORMATION
Floods - Matagalpa, Nicaragua

1 day ago INFORMATION
Storms - Vietnam

1 day ago WARNING
Storms - Mexico

1 day ago WARNING
Storms - Costa Rica

1 day ago WARNING
Storms - Western Paraguay

1 day ago WARNING
Storms - Southeastern Brazil

1 day ago WARNING
Storms - Central Japan

1 day ago WARNING
Wildfires - Switzerland

1 day ago WATCH
Storms - Trinidad and Tobago

1 day ago WARNING
Storms - Brunei Darussalam

1 day ago WARNING
Storms - Singapore

1 day ago WARNING
Volcano - Krakatau, Indonesia

2 days ago WARNING
Volcano - Turrialba, Costa Rica

2 days ago WARNING
Drought - Chuquisaca, Bolivia

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

3 days ago WATCH
Floods - Nigeria

3 days ago WARNING
Drought - Northwestern Guatemala

3 days ago WATCH
Drought - Honduras, Eastern El Salvador, and Western Nicaragua

3 days ago WATCH
Drought - Haiti/Dominican Republic

3 days ago WARNING
Volcano - Popocatepetl, Mexico

4 days ago ADVISORY
Storms - Guyana

4 days ago WARNING
Drought - Western United States

1 week ago WARNING
Drought - Eastern Australia

2 weeks ago WARNING

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

By: Glenn James
July 1, 2018

There are no active tropical cyclones at the time of this writing

Tropical Cyclone Activity is not expected for the time being, nor are any tropical disturbances under investigation by the National Hurricane Center (NHC)

For the North Atlantic…Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico: Tropical cyclone formation is not expected during the next 5 days.

Atlantic Ocean

There are no current tropical cyclones
NOAA satellite image of the Atlantic

Caribbean Sea

There are no current tropical cyclones
NOAA satellite image of the Caribbean Sea

Gulf of Mexico

There are no current tropical cyclones
Latest satellite image of the Gulf of Mexico

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