07-30-2015, 09:05 PM
No time to drop your guard and it's still pretty far off 1700 miles from Hilo so that almost anything could happen but Wind Shear and Hurricanes don't get along;
http://crownweather.com/index.php/tropic...ther-page/
If you look at this page's Current Eastern Pacific Wind Shear Tendency Analysis you'll see that Hawaii is on the Southern edge of a vast area of wind shear.
There is an unusually strong (for the season) low latitude, mid latitude storm just West of Hawaii. Supported by a cool spot in the North Central Pacific this storm looks like it will mix it up with Guillermo and probably will dissipate it as it approaches Hawaii with a SW wind shear steering the storm North. Still too far off to know definitively. Currently the storm track is also favorable for Hawaii as we won't be on the right or strong side of the storm.
Definitely a storm to keep an eye on.
http://crownweather.com/index.php/tropic...ther-page/
If you look at this page's Current Eastern Pacific Wind Shear Tendency Analysis you'll see that Hawaii is on the Southern edge of a vast area of wind shear.
There is an unusually strong (for the season) low latitude, mid latitude storm just West of Hawaii. Supported by a cool spot in the North Central Pacific this storm looks like it will mix it up with Guillermo and probably will dissipate it as it approaches Hawaii with a SW wind shear steering the storm North. Still too far off to know definitively. Currently the storm track is also favorable for Hawaii as we won't be on the right or strong side of the storm.
Definitely a storm to keep an eye on.