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Tropical Depression Thirty

30 kt · 35 mph · 1004 hPa · NW at 1 kt

Storm Mode · JTWC Warning 1 ·

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JTWC forecast for Tropical Depression Thirty, Warning 1; rendered by MaverickWX
Published advisory track · Warning 1

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JTWC does not publish an NHC cone.

MaverickWX map · Data: JTWC · not an official graphic
Change time or forecast product

Recorded weather · gaps are marked. Coverage begins with recording activation.

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Replay coverage and interpretation

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Analysis

Area, source times and interpretation

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Soundings: what weather balloons measured

SPC’s skew-T diagram and hodograph of the sounding at Jackson, MS (JAN), 12Z. Its levels are in the table below.
Observed Sounding at Jackson, MS (JAN), for (4 h 44 min ago). SPC’s graphic; the values in its panels (CAPE, shear, the indices) are SPC’s computations from these levels. Data: NOAA/SPC.

A balloon launched about an hour before the time named, measuring as it rose and drifted with the wind: the atmosphere above one place, at one time. Model soundings, which are forecasts, are not shown here.

The levels this sounding was drawn from (60)
Jackson, MS (JAN): the surface first, then up through the atmosphere. Temperature and dew point in °C, as measured.
PressureHeightTemperatureDew pointWind
1011 mb91 m7.86.1calm
1000 mb177 m18.62.6090° 7 kt
985 mb305 m20.52.5095° 13 kt
951 mb610 m18.92.4095° 15 kt
925 mb847 m17.22.2085° 12 kt
873 mb1337 m14.2-6.8—
854 mb1524 m14.3-18.9340° 4 kt
850 mb1562 m14.2-21.8345° 5 kt
839 mb1672 m13.83.8—
824 mb1823 m13.6-19.4—
813 mb1936 m13.0-17.0—
797 mb2102 m11.03.0—
783 mb2250 m9.82.8—
768 mb2411 m9.6-9.4—
758 mb2519 m8.6-4.4—
730 mb2829 m7.0-8.0—
720 mb2942 m6.0-7.0—
709 mb3068 m5.4-14.6—
700 mb3172 m4.4-13.6010° 14 kt
685 mb3353 m3.3-16.0010° 17 kt
666 mb3576 m3.8-36.2—
653 mb3736 m4.8-40.2—
635 mb3962 m2.9-40.0035° 11 kt
611 mb4267 m0.3-39.7060° 10 kt
580 mb4687 m-3.3-39.3—
545 mb5182 m-5.5-47.7000° 11 kt
534 mb5338 m-6.5-48.5—
524 mb5486 m-6.7-48.6010° 14 kt
500 mb5850 m-9.5-49.5005° 14 kt
484 mb6096 m-11.5-50.7010° 17 kt
465 mb6401 m-13.3-48.3020° 19 kt
447 mb6706 m-14.9-43.4005° 22 kt
432 mb6958 m-16.1-33.1—
412 mb7315 m-19.1-33.0020° 50 kt
400 mb7530 m-20.9-32.9015° 50 kt
364 mb8220 m-25.7-43.7—
346 mb8586 m-28.7-47.7—
334 mb8839 m-31.4-47.8005° 57 kt
320 mb9144 m-33.9-50.5000° 55 kt
300 mb9590 m-36.5-53.5010° 57 kt
280 mb10058 m-38.8-62.0010° 51 kt
250 mb10840 m-44.1-64.1350° 54 kt
232 mb11338 m-46.7-70.7—
213 mb11887 m-49.9-71.0015° 37 kt
200 mb12310 m-52.3-71.3005° 28 kt
168 mb13411 m-56.7-74.7325° 23 kt
153 mb14021 m-60.4-79.3330° 26 kt
150 mb14130 m-61.1-80.1320° 28 kt
138 mb14630 m-63.0-82.4330° 26 kt
125 mb15240 m-65.2-85.7325° 26 kt
104 mb16358 m-71.9-86.9305° 17 kt
100 mb16590 m-70.9-85.9305° 24 kt
88 mb17345 m-71.3-86.9315° 14 kt
78 mb18080 m-70.7-87.7—
66 mb19053 m-68.4-89.6345° 15 kt
44 mb21506 m-63.7-90.1255° 4 kt
34 mb23122 m-60.5-88.5—
23 mb25573 m-56.5-87.1285° 3 kt
13 mb29266 m-47.6-83.1265° 24 kt
8 mb32733 m-36.9-78.9—

SPC observed soundings checked · Data: NOAA/SPC

Impacts

No supported U.S. monitoring area

Current warnings in the monitoring area

None: JTWC’s forecast track passes within 300 nm of no U.S. territory with NWS zones, Warning 1. 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 1 · advisory · forecast cycle . Forecast positions are future estimates, not observed imagery. Classification is shown only where published.

Published official forecast; no interpolated positions or winds
Valid time / leadPositionClassificationSustained wind

+12 h from forecast cycle
10.9°N, 166.5°Etropical storm40 kt · 46 mph

+24 h from forecast cycle
11.2°N, 166.3°Etropical storm50 kt · 58 mph

+36 h from forecast cycle
12.0°N, 166.0°Etyphoon65 kt · 75 mph

+48 h from forecast cycle
13.1°N, 165.4°Etyphoon80 kt · 92 mph

+60 h from forecast cycle
14.1°N, 165.2°Etyphoon90 kt · 104 mph

+72 h from forecast cycle
14.8°N, 165.3°Etyphoon100 kt · 115 mph

+96 h from forecast cycle
15.2°N, 165.1°Etyphoon100 kt · 115 mph

+120 h from forecast cycle
15.5°N, 161.7°Etyphoon120 kt · 138 mph
Advisory history and records

Advisory history

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Advisory history; retained records only
Official issuanceRevision kindRecord
JTWC Warning 1 · firstSnapshot 82a249e4 · Selected
Monitoring geography and current changes
Area
None: JTWC’s forecast track passes within 300 nm of no U.S. territory with NWS zones, Warning 1
JTWC issues no cone and no coastal segments, so the area is the territories its track reaches.
Hazards
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Window
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Forecast track

The official forecast track for Tropical Depression Thirty, JTWC Warning 1

The official forecast track, drawn by this site from JTWC’s Warning 1 (). Not an official JTWC product. Data: JTWC. JTWC’s own.

Intensity forecast

The official intensity forecast for Tropical Depression Thirty, JTWC Warning 1

The official intensity forecast, drawn by this site from JTWC’s Warning 1 (). Not an official JTWC product. Data: JTWC. JTWC’s own.

Satellite

The storm’s page shows it on NASA GIBS (NOAA GOES, JMA Himawari)’s imagery, loaded by your browser. Himawari at 26° from the storm's meridian.

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Imagery from NASA GIBS: NOAA GOES and JMA Himawari.

Model guidance

The models’ tracks, which are not a forecast for Tropical Depression Thirty, JTWC Warning 1

The models’ tracks, which are not a forecast, drawn by this site from JTWC’s Warning 1 (). 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.

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Sources

NWS coverage unavailableTropical Depression Thirty · — alerts
No supported NWS monitoring area. Check local warning authorities.
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