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To: NautiNurse

Then call it a tropical storm? Why “subtropical storm Nicole?”


22 posted on 11/07/2022 3:23:06 AM PST by rarestia (“A nation which can prefer disgrace to danger is prepared for a master, and deserves one.” -Hamilton)
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To: rarestia

Unlike tropical storms, subtropical storms are generally cold-core in the upper troposphere, and often associated with an upper-level low or trough. The radius of max winds occurs farther from the center, and they have a less symmetric wind field and convection.

If it hits hurricane status, it would by definition become tropical. Tropical systems have a warm core.


46 posted on 11/07/2022 5:13:50 AM PST by Ingtar
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