Tropical Storm Amanda - first of the season
Tropical Storm Amanda has formed over the eastern Pacific Ocean, though the storm poses no threat to land and remains far offshore.
The U.S. National Hurricane Center in Miami says Amanda had maximum sustained winds of 40 mph (64 kph) late Friday morning. It was centered about 620 miles (998 kilometers) south-southwest of Manzanillo, Mexico, and was moving west-northwest at 5 mph (8 kph).
Forecasters say additional strengthening is expected in the next couple of days.
The Weather Underground says we have a week of rain and thunder coming up but it was supposed to start yesterday. Now it's moved back to Sunday and I expect it to be moved again. All other sites say we my have rain later today. It won't come from Tropical Storm Amanda so from where.
Well maybe it could/will but they were predicting this rainy spell for over a week before any weather systems had formed. The highlands think they may getting their rains from the east as they often do .... but i don't have a clue
The Weather Underground says we have a week of rain and thunder coming up but it was supposed to start yesterday. Now it's moved back to Sunday and I expect it to be moved again. All other sites say we my have rain later today. It won't come from Tropical Storm Amanda so from where.
Well maybe it could/will but they were predicting this rainy spell for over a week before any weather systems had formed. The highlands think they may getting their rains from the east as they often do .... but i don't have a clue
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