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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsDU weather experts: With the two tropical storms in the Gulf...
what happens if they combine? Do they become one big storm or does their energy somehow counteract each other?
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DU weather experts: With the two tropical storms in the Gulf... (Original Post)
brush
Aug 2020
OP
More likely the first causes upwelling and stunts the second storms development
Amishman
Aug 2020
#12
Roland99
(53,342 posts)1. Based on projected paths and the distance/time between them, highly unlikely
tblue37
(65,502 posts)2. It's called the Fujiwhara effect if they merge into one megastorm. nt
brush
(53,925 posts)3. Thank you. Any recent examples of that?
tblue37
(65,502 posts)5. This video describes some:
brush
(53,925 posts)14. Thanks, that answered my question exactly.
mitch96
(13,934 posts)10. "Fujiwhara effect"...... sounds like a bad horror movie... nt
Shell_Seas
(3,338 posts)4. Like that movie with Marky Mark
malaise
(269,233 posts)6. Nice read here
rurallib
(62,468 posts)7. Trump intends to stop that from happening tomorrow with his sharpie
fleur-de-lisa
(14,628 posts)9. They are almost 900 miles and 2 days apart. Won't happen.
brush
(53,925 posts)11. What happens if it does?
Amishman
(5,559 posts)12. More likely the first causes upwelling and stunts the second storms development
Heavy surf churns up cooler water, inhibiting the storm's development. This is why stalled hurricanes weaken
brush
(53,925 posts)13. That makes sense. Thanks.