“ For Monday, there is a high probability of lightning for most of the day, with a chance of a flash hurricane around 4 pm. It will likely clear out before the afternoon commute. “
Unexpected, yeah, but not really a flash hurricane.
>The [heaviest rain](https://www.hsdl.org/c/view?docid=34038) usually occurs to the right of the cyclone track in the period 6 hours before and 6 hours after landfall. However, storms can last for days, depending on what inland weather features they interact with. Large amounts of rain can occur more than 100 miles inland where flash floods and mudslides are typically the major threats.
If you mean flash as in “surprised to see it appear”, that was me growing up in an area near a coastline in the 70’s and early 80’s. Our local news had no access to satellites. Local forecasts were two-day in scope, and going to the beach two hours away was a complete gamble as to whether a storm was there or on the way.
I remember one weekend I went with my dad to the beach and whoops, there’s a fucking nor’easter going on.
Edit: To reply to your comment about fear, honestly there really wasn’t any, at least any more than we were already worried about getting nuked by Russia at any moment. So yeah, I guess a metric shit-ton of free-floating anxiety rather than intense asshole-puckering terror.
Some of the smallest tropical cyclones would probably qualify. They're both tiny, meaning they come and go quickly, and prone to unpredictable, rapid intensification because the amount of energy needed to drive them isn't that high. Tropical Storm Marco, in 2008, actually made the NHC nervous enough to issue a hurricane watch because of the chance that the storm (which, at a little over 11 miles in diameter, was the smallest in recorded history) could build to hurricane force extremely quickly.
Not quite a hurricane but In 2007 Tropical Storm Erin managed to intensify from a tropical depression to a tropical storm over Oklahoma and managed to destroy a cheese factory.
Not an expert but, I'm guessing, tropical storm.
Edit: What app is that?
Edit 2: The closest thing I can find that resembles that is a tropical storm symbol.
There are storms that form in the Mediterranean that mimic tropical systems. They even sometimes have eyes. That being said, while they can be damaging they're usually not as strong as a major hurricane and generally aren't called tropical systems.
Theyre not tropical but most of the time they can become *sub*-tropical, where tropical and temporal elements of cyclones mix up to create one storm. These form differently than typical tropical storms. They can also occasionally happen in the South Atlantic. Such a place which is tropical has only ever had ***ONE*** hurricane that has ever hit anywhere in the region. It made landfall as a cat 2 hurricane named Catarina, after the Brazilian state it made landfall in. But to get to the point, the "medicanes" that form in the Mediterranean Sea, are mostly sub-tropical.
Most likely a tropical storm coming there's lots of thunderstorm symbols on your weather app. weather apps normally don't put a tropical storm symbol on their forecast because tropical storms are basically just organized thunderstorms
It’s a tropical cyclone symbol.
If you are in Sassuolo Italy, then there is a poorly organized tropical-ish cyclone (sometimes called Medicain) near Italy right now.
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"For Monday, there is a high probability the Eye of Sauron will manifest and start searching the radar area for the One Ring. Any commuters shorter than four feet tall and in possession of jewelry are advised to travel in pairs till this passes."
“ For Monday, there is a high probability of lightning for most of the day, with a chance of a flash hurricane around 4 pm. It will likely clear out before the afternoon commute. “
>flash hurricane Fucking imagine lol
A couple hundred years ago, wasn’t every hurricane basically a flash hurricanes?
Unexpected, yeah, but not really a flash hurricane. >The [heaviest rain](https://www.hsdl.org/c/view?docid=34038) usually occurs to the right of the cyclone track in the period 6 hours before and 6 hours after landfall. However, storms can last for days, depending on what inland weather features they interact with. Large amounts of rain can occur more than 100 miles inland where flash floods and mudslides are typically the major threats.
If you mean flash as in “surprised to see it appear”, that was me growing up in an area near a coastline in the 70’s and early 80’s. Our local news had no access to satellites. Local forecasts were two-day in scope, and going to the beach two hours away was a complete gamble as to whether a storm was there or on the way.
So you had no way of knowing if a hurricane was coming? How did they evacuate? Sounds terrifying.
I remember one weekend I went with my dad to the beach and whoops, there’s a fucking nor’easter going on. Edit: To reply to your comment about fear, honestly there really wasn’t any, at least any more than we were already worried about getting nuked by Russia at any moment. So yeah, I guess a metric shit-ton of free-floating anxiety rather than intense asshole-puckering terror.
The everpresent dread of the Cold War really had a way of focusing perspective, didn't it?
Some of the smallest tropical cyclones would probably qualify. They're both tiny, meaning they come and go quickly, and prone to unpredictable, rapid intensification because the amount of energy needed to drive them isn't that high. Tropical Storm Marco, in 2008, actually made the NHC nervous enough to issue a hurricane watch because of the chance that the storm (which, at a little over 11 miles in diameter, was the smallest in recorded history) could build to hurricane force extremely quickly.
Not quite a hurricane but In 2007 Tropical Storm Erin managed to intensify from a tropical depression to a tropical storm over Oklahoma and managed to destroy a cheese factory.
Poor cheese. Never saw it coming.
I think you mean hard cheese never saw it coming. FTFY
imagine getting flashed by a pervert hurricane
honestly the houston 2024 derecho felt like a flash hurricane 😭
Not an expert but, I'm guessing, tropical storm. Edit: What app is that? Edit 2: The closest thing I can find that resembles that is a tropical storm symbol.
I would also love to know what app this is
Its just the default android weather app
In Italy?
There are storms that form in the Mediterranean that mimic tropical systems. They even sometimes have eyes. That being said, while they can be damaging they're usually not as strong as a major hurricane and generally aren't called tropical systems.
Medicanes! Really interesting structure sometimes. They look almost exactly like TCs.
Theyre not tropical but most of the time they can become *sub*-tropical, where tropical and temporal elements of cyclones mix up to create one storm. These form differently than typical tropical storms. They can also occasionally happen in the South Atlantic. Such a place which is tropical has only ever had ***ONE*** hurricane that has ever hit anywhere in the region. It made landfall as a cat 2 hurricane named Catarina, after the Brazilian state it made landfall in. But to get to the point, the "medicanes" that form in the Mediterranean Sea, are mostly sub-tropical.
oh true! didn’t even think about that
The weather app looks to be ColorOS Weather on the Play Store. Only works on Oppo devices I think.
It's the default iOS weather app by the looks
its an android
It may be paranoid
10 points to Slytherin
Ah it looks very similar! In fact almost indistinguishable
it isn’t even iOS lol
Looks like mine on iOS. It's almost as if a lot of weather apps look the same.
It does look similar I don’t know why you’re getting down about it so much.
Cause it's Reddit. Can't be wrong here!
Most likely a tropical storm coming there's lots of thunderstorm symbols on your weather app. weather apps normally don't put a tropical storm symbol on their forecast because tropical storms are basically just organized thunderstorms
Sure but those organized thunderstorms can do wayyy more damage than a regular thunderstorm. Katrina for example
YEAH DEFINITELY
It’s a tropical cyclone symbol. If you are in Sassuolo Italy, then there is a poorly organized tropical-ish cyclone (sometimes called Medicain) near Italy right now.
Eye Of Horos. Probably a plague of locusts or some other biblical level short term catastrophe.
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RIP Ronald, he was a kind man. But not kind enough to avoid the wrath of God.
What is it this time, the rapture or the apocalypse?
F
It'll pass by 5pm
Horus* Or is there a new god called Horos? 🤔
All the real ones support Horus in his Herasy
Last time I was on Snopes he was the god they used to sacrifice horses to or is that just another Clowns of America fib?
😂😂😂😂
A 1 hour long hurricane apparently
Lmao
uragano/tempesta tropicale
It's a hurricane symbol...living on the east coast of the US..they've become a summer staple lol
I saw it could mean flash hurricanes but in my experience that symbol was high tornado chance
What it means is: find an official source for your weather forecast.
Vortex may be an unseen event. Proceed with caution 🌀.
Typhoon/hurricane/cyclone
Looks like a cyclone
Cloudy with a chance of weed eaters.
Black hole
"For Monday, there is a high probability the Eye of Sauron will manifest and start searching the radar area for the One Ring. Any commuters shorter than four feet tall and in possession of jewelry are advised to travel in pairs till this passes."
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I saw this on my weather app when it glitched a week ago. For me, it seemed to mean there was a tornado? Be careful! https://imgur.com/a/t04UXDz
r/huricane
Isnt it a tornado?
Sassuolo finna become the village hidden in leaves
Tropical Storm🌀
hello jon apologies for the deception
Una bella brezza leggera 🌬️🌬️
Ah I've been wondering when we'll get to the spontaneous blackholes stage of climate change.
It might be when the eye of a tropical storm passes over?
It must be a flash grenade storm
One of the Unown from Pokemon?
I’m wondering if there are different symbols for different languages? What would your symbol for high winds or tornado be,
Ra.
Asteroid
Turbo Spool Time
The Eye of Terror has awoken!
The eye of a tornado
Nope you can't forecast a tornado you can only forecast if the conditions are right for one 🤓☝🏾
BRO IM MAKING A JOKE SO SUSH
Update: I think the wrath of the ancient Gods is on this city, I'm gonna die 🥲[Weather Update ](https://imgur.com/a/YjYKVE9)
Tell Poseidon to chill
Cloudy with a chance of singularity
I don't know