Post-tropical cyclone Calvin moving out to sea in the Pacific
AccuWeather's Mark Mancuso breaks down the latest tropical forecast as of July 19, explaining what's going on with Tropical Storm Don in the Atlantic and with Calvin near Hawaii.
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00:00 OK, here we are checking on the tropics.
00:02 Your typical Atlantic hurricane season
00:04 going back 150 years or more of record
00:06 keeping this is what we come up with.
00:08 You don't expect to see a lot of
00:11 activity early in the season,
00:12 but later in August, September.
00:14 That's the historic peak of
00:15 the Atlantic hurricane season.
00:16 And where do we look for possible
00:18 development during the month of July?
00:20 Well, these orange shaded areas
00:22 are the places that systems have
00:24 tended to organize at this time of year.
00:26 What's going on right now in the Atlantic?
00:28 Not much in these development areas,
00:31 but way out here.
00:32 Yeah, right there very far away from
00:35 any land areas is tropical storm dawn.
00:39 Dawns headed slowly West and dawn
00:42 should start to turn more towards
00:44 the north with time.
00:45 Not a threat to anyone in particular,
00:47 perhaps some shipping interests.
00:50 That's it.
00:50 And then there is a Calvin.
00:53 Calvin skimmed past the southern
00:56 shores of the Big Island of Hawaii,
00:59 and now it's a post tropical cyclone
01:01 as it continues to be West and fades
01:04 away and any impacts here minimal.
01:07 So Calvin.
01:09 Moving out Kevin moving in.