Danny gained more strength and became the afternoon on Friday in a Category 3 hurricane with sustained winds of 115 miles per hour, according to the National Hurricane Center (NHC, its acronym in English).However, the forecasts issued at 2:00 pm by the federal agency insist that the system will lose strength before entering the Lesser Antilles.
The meteorologist Felix Castro, the National Weather Service (NWS) said that the omens are due to "atmospheric conditions must be quite hostile to Danny. Dry air and wind shear that will cause it to weaken before reaching the area "is expected.So, the NHC located to the system by entering the island somewhere in the South as a tropical storm."On Monday we will see an increase in moisture associated by Danny in the area.
Already on Tuesday morning Danny would be fine near Puerto Rico or Cuba, "explained Castro, noting that forecasts are not yet accurate and missing about four days for the system crossing the Caribbean Sea.At 2:00 pm, the storm was less than 930 miles east of the Antilles, at latitude 14.3 degrees north and longitude 48.6 degrees west.
The central pressure is 974 millibar. It is moving west northwest at 10 miles per hour.So far, "there is no monitoring or coastal warnings in effect," states the report of the NHC.A hurricane hunter aircraft will travel the system at 2:00 pm, which is expected to 5:00 pm newsletter provide more specific details on his career and other aspects of development.
The meteorologist Felix Castro, the National Weather Service (NWS) said that the omens are due to "atmospheric conditions must be quite hostile to Danny. Dry air and wind shear that will cause it to weaken before reaching the area "is expected.So, the NHC located to the system by entering the island somewhere in the South as a tropical storm."On Monday we will see an increase in moisture associated by Danny in the area.
Already on Tuesday morning Danny would be fine near Puerto Rico or Cuba, "explained Castro, noting that forecasts are not yet accurate and missing about four days for the system crossing the Caribbean Sea.At 2:00 pm, the storm was less than 930 miles east of the Antilles, at latitude 14.3 degrees north and longitude 48.6 degrees west.
The central pressure is 974 millibar. It is moving west northwest at 10 miles per hour.So far, "there is no monitoring or coastal warnings in effect," states the report of the NHC.A hurricane hunter aircraft will travel the system at 2:00 pm, which is expected to 5:00 pm newsletter provide more specific details on his career and other aspects of development.
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