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Is a significantly weaker Joaquin heading for England? (Original Post) malaise Oct 2015 OP
It'll become an extra-tropical low. HooptieWagon Oct 2015 #1
It won't have tropical characteristics Gman Oct 2015 #2
They think a high pressure area over Scandinavia will stop it or deflect it muriel_volestrangler Oct 2015 #3
 

HooptieWagon

(17,064 posts)
1. It'll become an extra-tropical low.
Tue Oct 6, 2015, 08:17 PM
Oct 2015

It'll be stormy, but blow through quickly. Nothing like a tropical hurricane, there won't be the warm water to feed it.

Gman

(24,780 posts)
2. It won't have tropical characteristics
Tue Oct 6, 2015, 08:20 PM
Oct 2015

Still, likely a strong storm. Similar to Sandy which was declared extra-tropical shortly before it went in. The classification didn't change the danger.

To the best of my knowledge, only 1 tropical system has hit Europe. A tropical storm in that hell year 2005 went into Portugal

muriel_volestrangler

(101,361 posts)
3. They think a high pressure area over Scandinavia will stop it or deflect it
Wed Oct 7, 2015, 05:25 AM
Oct 2015




http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/news/releases/archive/2015/ex-hurricaneJoaquin

For Solution 1, Ireland might get some rain, but noting like the Carolinas got. Solution 2 is roughly what your WeatherUnderground prediction is - with it going to the Iberian peninsula.
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