Western Alaska is going to eat it over the next 24 hours. In SEAK we have week long events of 70-100+ Northerly outflow wind events. Down in the states I think they give those storms cute names.

https://www.ktoo.org/2022/09/16/wes...h-gusts-from-potentially-historic-storm/

Thank you for sharing.

High winds and big surf. The guys on the coast downriver will be flooded.

This storm had a cute name . It was known as Typhoon Merbok

I am where the curser is.

This morning forecast. Western Bering Sea . 57’ means the occasional 65 footer in the mix. Let’s go fishing

Wow...
Hadn't heard

Where do storms like that form, the Arctic, out over Russia, in the north Pacific?

They’re too busy with the storm around Puerto Rico

Hang on to your hats guys!!! Be safe up there!!

Jeff,looks like youre in the eye of the tiger!!!

stay safe friends

It says a "Potentially Historic Storm"!!!!! It is obviously time to panic!!!
Despite the sensationalism, stay safe up there.

The cute name I think you're talking about is called a "Derecho". And the one I went through where I live wasn't cute or fun! It was scary.

We had 140 mph winds where I live. That's a cat 3 hurricane. Lasted about a hour. My area was without power for 7 days. Other places it was 2 weeks or more. In the middle of August, hot and humid and no air.

I had a generator to keep the fridge and freezer running so we had food. Lots of people didn't and all their food went bad.

2 years later there's still signs of it.

Go to youtube and look up Cedar Rapids derecho.

never knew the barometer could go that low 960mm .....it will be interesting what ocean litter will blow ashore

Doesn't sound good people stay safe!!

In a lab in China

Derecho and tornado are not what I was referring to. Both are, to me, almost beyond comprehension with the absolute violence and destruction when they strike.

I was talking about the typhoon’s and hurricanes given names.

We get into the 950’s, at times.

A bit too nautical for me. Let us know how you do.

OK Mike I understand.