Looking at the Metservice's precip prediction, it looks like the steering winds could ultimately push Uesi off to the west from Monday onwards. Wouldn't be much fun for the West Coast or Fiordland though.
Re: Tropical Cyclone Uesi - New Caledonia
Posted: Thu 13/02/2020 20:26
by Chris W
Awhituobs wrote: ↑Thu 13/02/2020 14:58
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Ditto!
Yes Wembley, looks like Uesi may bounce off Fiordland and peter out over the Tasman/Southern Ocean due to the ridge strengthening to our east.
Re: Tropical Cyclone Uesi - New Caledonia
Posted: Thu 13/02/2020 20:33
by Cyclone Tracy
The BoM's ob at Windy point on Lord Howe now clocking over 100 km/h. TC Uesi is now officially EX-TC as it moves deeper into the Tasman graveyard
edit: For the record for Lord Howe Island, EX TC Uesi recorded multiple 154 km/h gusts this morning (14th Feb), pressure got down to 979 hPa
Re: Tropical Cyclone Uesi - New Caledonia
Posted: Sat 15/02/2020 08:02
by Awhituobs
I see Ex TC Uesi has made the turn more to the SSE now
Its frustrating to see rain clouds not far from the NI in the Tasman sea
Re: Tropical Cyclone Uesi - New Caledonia
Posted: Thu 12/03/2020 00:07
by Thunder081
Satellite timelapse of Ex TC Uesi hitting the south island
