Forecast track
The official forecast track, drawn by this site from JTWC’s Warning (). Not an official JTWC product. Data: JTWC. JTWC’s own.
STORM MODEWeather tracking workspace
Tropical Depression Atsani
Current advisory context · 25 kt · 29 mph · NNW at 16 kt
Storm Mode · JTWC Warning ·
Advisory delayed · last complete issuance
Published advisory track · Warning
Observed imagery loads separately from the advisory. The base map is not observed satellite imagery.
JTWC does not publish an NHC cone.
MaverickWX map · Data: JTWC · not an official graphic
Recorded weather · gaps are marked. Coverage begins with recording activation.
Live sources keep independent clocks.
Replay coverage and interpretation
Rolling target: 24 hours; cells: six hours. Radar: NOAA MRMS national overview, 8-minute tolerance. Satellite: original GOES GeoColor day/night picture, hourly sampling, 75-minute tolerance. No interpolation or latest-image fallback. Warning and source checks retain their own clocks. “Recorded by” is collector acquisition evidence, not exact browser publication history.
Current GLM density, velocity and specialist layers are hidden during replay. Snow uses retained footprint metadata with unverified pixel time. Forecast uses one pinned issuance/run and exact valid time.
No observed replay frame displayed.
Open the complete replay reader (works without scripting or WebGL)Choose Forecast for a pinned issuance and valid time.
Analysis
Area, source times and interpretation
Current cached context, independently dated. Regional products keep their published footprint; they are not clipped or attributed to one storm. This section remains separate from the historical replay cursor and official cyclone forecast. Use Forecast to pin a retained model package.
Surface: what stations observe and WPC analyses
On the map
- Observed temperature, °F, above-left of the station
- Observed dew point, °F, below-left
- Observed temperature and dew point are left off the map on a screen this narrow: the table below lists every station’s.
- Observed wind: the staff points to where it blows from; a full barb is 10 kt, a half 5, a pennant 50; a ring is calm
- Analysis cold front
- Analysis warm front
- Analysis stationary front
- Analysis occluded front
- Analysis dry line
- Analysis trough
- Analysis high and low pressure centres, with their pressure in millibars
WPC’s bulletin does not say which side of a front its symbols go, so this map draws no triangles or half-circles; each front is named on the map and in the list.
Observed 2,209 stations, each at its own time, most between and . Airport and other automated stations’ reports (METARs), as AviationWeather.gov decodes them. Left out: 561 reports flagged by the station for maintenance and one report that cannot be right; no other quality control is applied here.
Analysis WPC’s surface analysis valid , issued . A forecaster’s analysis of the fronts and pressure centres at that hour, every three hours.
- Cold front across Minnesota, Iowa and Nebraska
- Cold front across Minnesota
- Stationary front across Minnesota
- Stationary front across Kansas and Colorado
- Stationary front across Nebraska and Kansas
- Cold front across Colorado and New Mexico
Choose a state or a place for a table of its stations.
Surface observations checked · Data: NOAA/NWS Aviation Weather Center
WPC surface analysis checked · Data: NOAA/WPC
Impacts
No supported U.S. monitoring areaCurrent warnings in the monitoring area
None: JTWC’s forecast track passes within 300 nm of no U.S. territory with NWS zones, Warning. Current geographical context; these alerts are not attributed to the cyclone.
No U.S. area
No U.S. territory is in this storm’s area: JTWC’s track passes within 300 nm of none. Its own panels are shown, and no NWS alert is listed.
Official forecast table
Forecast points
JTWC Warning · advisory · forecast cycle Time not published. Forecast positions are future estimates, not observed imagery. Classification is shown only where published.
| Valid time / lead | Position | Classification | Sustained wind |
|---|---|---|---|
+12 h from forecast cycle | 22.4°N, 136.0°E | tropical depression | 20 kt · 23 mph |
Advisory history and records
Advisory history
Return to latest advisoryThe issuance history could not be read. This is not an absence of previous advisories. Current NWS context is labelled separately. Historical impact manifests are not retained by this index; newer impacts are never attached to an earlier advisory. Same-time corrections replaced in the publisher’s index cannot be selected unless still listed.
No verifiable retained snapshots are listed.
Monitoring geography and current changes
- Area
- None: JTWC’s forecast track passes within 300 nm of no U.S. territory with NWS zones, Warning
JTWC issues no cone and no coastal segments, so the area is the territories its track reaches. - Hazards
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- Window
- In force now, with this warning’s forecast
- Made by
- JTWC’s own products, as this site’s pipeline published them, read again with each new warning. Watch another area
The storm’s area, by its warning centre’s products: everything listed is in force in this area, never “from this storm”.
All published products and source descriptions
Intensity forecast
The official intensity forecast, drawn by this site from JTWC’s Warning (). Not an official JTWC product. Data: JTWC. JTWC’s own.
Satellite
The storm’s page shows it on the satellite, loaded by your browser.
Imagery from NASA GIBS: NOAA GOES and JMA Himawari.
Model guidance
The models’ tracks, which are not a forecast, drawn by this site from JTWC’s Warning (). Not an official JTWC product. Data: JTWC. JTWC’s own.
Radar
NOAA’s radar for the area, loaded by your browser as on the Radar page.
Live tiles; the radar keeps no last-good copy.
Sources
JTWC warning, as published checked
Radar live tiles, no last-good copy
No supported NWS monitoring area. Check local warning authorities.
Not an official warning service. Warnings and watches are the National Weather Service’s, outlooks and reports the Storm Prediction Center’s and the Weather Prediction Center’s (Data: NOAA/NWS, NOAA/SPC, NOAA/WPC). When a warning is issued for you, act on it, and use weather.gov or a NOAA Weather Radio for where you are.