Tropical Storm Iselle Spaghetti Models as NHC Monitors 7 Tropical Threats
As Tropical Storm Iselle churns across the eastern Pacific, forecasters are watching a remarkably busy basin.
As Tropical Storm Iselle intensifies in the eastern Pacific, the National Hurricane Center (NHC) is monitoring seven potential tropical threats in the region. The storm, currently a tropical storm with 60 mph winds, is forecast to strengthen into a hurricane, posing a threat to Baja California. However, spaghetti models indicate a west-northwest track that avoids landfall.
Meanwhile, Hawaii is still recovering from Hurricane Lala and dealing with the impacts of Tropical Storm Moke. The NHC is tracking four other disturbances that could develop into tropical storms. Iselle's swells are affecting the west coast of Baja California, bringing dangerous surf and rip current conditions.
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