09-05-2025, 03:06 AM
"Anyone care to fill in the details of hurricane circulation patterns?"
A good simple graphic that explains wind speed versus circulation patterns.
So, based upon all the current updated forecasts, models, graphs, FaceBook and PunaWeb armchair meteorologists, it appears that one could reasonably surmise that Tropical Storm/Hurricane Kiko will do one, or more, or even possibly all of the following:
1. Miss Hawaii Island by going to the south of the Island.
OR
2. Miss Hawaii Island by going to the north of the Island.
OR
3. Hit Hawaii Island directly.
OR
4. Fizzle out before it gets close to Hawaii Island.
We have come a long way.
A good simple graphic that explains wind speed versus circulation patterns.
So, based upon all the current updated forecasts, models, graphs, FaceBook and PunaWeb armchair meteorologists, it appears that one could reasonably surmise that Tropical Storm/Hurricane Kiko will do one, or more, or even possibly all of the following:
1. Miss Hawaii Island by going to the south of the Island.
OR
2. Miss Hawaii Island by going to the north of the Island.
OR
3. Hit Hawaii Island directly.
OR
4. Fizzle out before it gets close to Hawaii Island.
We have come a long way.
“I could say the stupidest things and you’d clap”
-DJT
-DJT