Much cooler air arrives... highs are only going to reach into the mid 50s for today. Also, there is a chance of showers especially the further SE you go. Another freezing night tonight, then a windy day tomorrow and it will feel quite chilly with the wind. Better have a jacket before heading out!
- Francisco is now a low-end Category 1 and coastal areas of Japan are about to feel the impacts a weakening tropical system.
- Super Typhoon Lekima becomes the 4th Category 5 tropical cyclone of the world. Sustained winds are at 160 mph but is recurving and should not affect any lands besides the islands of Guam and Mariana.
- Raymond is still stalled out along the Mexican coast but is starting to turn away and is weakening, now a Category 1 with 75 mph winds.
- Lorenzo in the Atlantic poses no threat to land and stays weak.
- A tornado touched down in Victoria, Australia yesterday.
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| (Credit: RSOE EDIS) |
- There were no earthquakes rated at or above M6 yesterday or so far today.
- Fairly active yesterday in the space weather department with two M-flares released in addition to the one from the last update, strongest of which was an M4. The source? Sunspot 1875, which is growing healthier and turned directly Earth-facing. Will have to watch for the potential of a strong flare. M-class in next 24 hours: 30%. X-class in next 24 hours: 5%.
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| A strong flare possible from 1875, which is directly Earth-facing. (Credit: SpaceWeather.com) |
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