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January 30, 2010

Filed under: Cyclone Info — admin @ 5:16 am

 

TD11S Going Extra-Tropical

On Jan. 29 the TRMM satellite noticed light showers (green/yellow) continues to wrap into TD11S’s low-level center from the southwest quadrant of the storm. Note the area devoid of rainfall is the opening in the circulation on the northwestern side of the storm.

Tropical Depression 11S (TD 11S) had maximum sustained winds near 34 mph (30 knots) on January 29 at 09:00 UTC (4 a.m. ET). It was located about 320 nautical miles southeast of La Reunion Island, near 25.5 South and 59.8 East. It was moving southeast near 11 mph (10 knots).

 

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