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Active tropical weather in the Pacific Ocean has been ongoing for quite some time now; Super Typhoon Halong is displaying some stunning images on satellite.
Spectacular visible satellite image of Super Typhoon Halong's eye. Current winds at 160+ mph with gusts to 195mph. pic.twitter.com/5kaF6Br68j
— Adrian Linares (@Adriansweather) August 3, 2014
Super Typhoon Halongis looking extraordinarily intense right now in the Western Pacific. pic.twitter.com/RAJsyTAJQm
— Andrew Freedman (@afreedma) August 2, 2014
Another stunning satellite image of ST Halong churning in W-pac. Significant impacts possible in Japan next week. pic.twitter.com/OXXeeLiaNU
— Adrian Linares (@Adriansweather) August 3, 2014
Tropical Storm Bertha is continuing to struggle, however, as it moves through the Caribbean.
Tropical Storm #Bertha advisory 9 issued. #Bertha remains disorganized http://t.co/xQ8iSgRUHu
— NatlHurricane Ctr(@NHC_Atlantic) August 3, 2014
8pm update: Consistent light to moderate rainfall still expected across Puerto Rico this evening #prwx pic.twitter.com/htQsbgTHZL
— NWS San Juan (@NWSSanJuan) August 3, 2014
The tropics are expected to continue plenty of acitivity overall, and especially in the Pacific. We’ll see what happens on the Atlantic side as we head into peak season in the next several weeks and throughout September.