Tropical Cyclone 17S is dissipating…located about 1270 NM south-southeast of Diego Garcia – Final Warning
PDC Global Hazards Atlas displaying rainfall accumulation over the last 3-hours…and tropical cyclone Positions and Segments, and Estimated Winds (TAOS Model) layers for dissipating Tropical Cyclone 17S
Tropical Cyclone 17S is now dissipating in the South Indian Ocean…staying away from any islands or land
This is a NASA satellite image showing what’s left of tropical cyclone 17S today
Tropical cyclone 17S is located about 1270 NM south-southeast of Diego Garcia
According to the Joint Typhoon Warning Center (JTWC), satellite imagery depicts a longwave trough of low pressure approaching from the west, which has significantly disrupted the tropical cyclone, leaving only a broad line of convection…with almost no organization or any visible low level circulation center.
At the same time, microwave images confirms a significant disorganization of TC 17S over the past six hours.
Images also show that the low level center has deteriorated significantly, leaving only a elongated low level trough of low pressure.
This tropical system is expected to continue its track southeast and dissipate as it gets fully embedded in the trough.
Due to the deteriorating environment, TC 17S has been given its final warning.
Maximum sustained winds as of the JTWC Warning #4 were 35 knots with gusts of 45 knots
Eastern North Pacific
The eastern Pacific hurricane season officially ended on November 30. Therefore, the last regularly scheduled tropical weather outlook of the 2015 hurricane season has occurred. During the off-season, special tropical weather outlooks will be issued as conditions warrant. The Pacific Disaster Center (PDC) will begin coverage of the eastern Pacific again on May 15, 2016. Here’s the 2015 hurricane season summary
Central North Pacific
The central north Pacific hurricane season officially ended on November 30. Therefore, the last regularly scheduled tropical weather outlook of the 2015 hurricane season has occurred. During the off-season, special tropical weather outlooks will be issued as conditions warrant. The Pacific Disaster Center (PDC) will begin coverage of the central Pacific again on June 1, 2016. Here’s the 2015 hurricane season summary
South Pacific
There are no current tropical cyclones
North Indian Ocean
There are no current tropical cyclones
South Indian Ocean
Tropical Cyclone 17S – Final Warning
JTWC textual Warning
JTWC graphical track map
NOAA satellite image
North Arabian Sea
There are no current tropical cyclones