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domingo, 25 de maio de 2014

FURACÃO AMANDA CHEGA A CATEGORIA 4



 Imagem visível do dia 25.05.2014, vemos o "olho" do furacão Amanda.
Com ventos de 224km/h segue rumo norte no Pacífico.
Abaixo as ondas causadas pelo Furacão Amanda.


25/05/2014 15h05 - Atualizado em 25/05/2014 15h05

Furacão Amanda alcança recorde de força para tempestades de maio

A tempestade deve ficar mais fraca na noite deste domingo (25).
Furacão tem ventos de 250 km/h, segundo órgão americano.

Da Reuters e G1



O Furacão Amanda ganhou mais força neste domingo (25), chegando a um recorde para tempestades de maio, enquanto se distanciava da costa do Pacífico do México.
Amanda, a primeira tempestade nomeada no Pacífico formada no sábado, rapidamente chegou à categoria quatro de força durante a noite e estava próxima da categoria cinco na manhã deste domingo.
Ela está localizada a cerca de 1.240 quilômetros ao sul da parte sulista da península Baja, no México, com ventos de 250 quilômetros por hora, segundo o Centro Nacional de Furacões dos Estados Unidos.
O centro sediado em Miami disse que Amanda foi o furacão mais forte de maio registrado por satélites ao leste do Pacífico. A tempestade deve ficar mais fraca na noite de domingo, quando se dirige ao norte e mais para dentro do mar.
Não há patrulhas costeiras a serviço e o México não tem instalações de petróleo significativas na costa do Pacífico.


couriermail.com.au

Hurricane Amanda May's most potent

HURRICANE Amanda is rapidly gaining force far off of Mexico's Pacific coast, growing into the strongest May hurricane on modern record for the Eastern Pacific, with sustained winds of up to 250 km/h.
The US National Hurricane Center in Miami said on Sunday the main body of the category-4 hurricane poses little threat to land, however.
It was centred about 1240 kilometres south of the southern tip of Baja California and forecasters said it was likely to start weakening while staying well out to sea, at least through to Friday.
Even so, Mexico's National Meteorological Service said rains associated with Amanda were likely to drench much of western and central Mexico.
The previous May record for the region was held by Hurricane Adolph in 2001, which had sustained winds of up to 230 km/h. Earlier storms may have been stronger but reliable records became possible with the start of the use of satellites in the mid-1960s.
The Eastern Pacific hurricane season officially starts on May 15. The Atlantic season starts on June 1.



Amanda becomes a major hurricane in the Pacific

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MIAMI: Storm Amanda has gained strength and is now a Category Three hurricane, the Miami-based National Hurricane Center reported Saturday.

At 0300 GMT, the eye of Amanda was far from land, some 1,070 kilometers (665 miles) southwest of Manzanillo, Mexico and heading further out to sea in a west-northwest direction, the NHC said.

Amanda was packing sustained winds of 185 kilometers (115 miles) per hour, making it a Category Three storm on the five level Saffir-Simpson scale.

"Some additional strengthening is expected during the next day or so, with gradual weakening forecast to begin on Monday," the NHC said.

The storm is moving at near five kilometers (seven miles) an hour and is forecast to turn towards the north-northwest on Sunday.

According to the NHC, hurricane force winds extend up to 55 kilometers (35 miles) from the center of the storm.


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