Tarmo Tanilsoo
EF5
I was looking at one model forecast this morning, forecasting a low over MS-AL-TN border to track over Atlantic and end up in Mid-Finland by Thursday. This has sparked an question in me. What is the longest track of a cyclone ever recorded? It doesn't matter whether it is a middle latitude cyclone or a tropical cyclone. Sorry for such a dumb question, I am just curious.
I remember one winter day from 2006, when a low formed in Gulf of Mexico, became a Nor easter in the NE USA, and then ended up as 960 mb cyclone over UK where it stalled and dissipated...
I remember one winter day from 2006, when a low formed in Gulf of Mexico, became a Nor easter in the NE USA, and then ended up as 960 mb cyclone over UK where it stalled and dissipated...