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Positive Indian Ocean Dipole Is Strengthening

10/12/2026, 8:35 am EDT

Dominant Subtropical High Pressure Causes Dangerous Heat First Half of November in Australia

10/16/2026, 5:42 am EDT
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Climate Impact Company North Atlantic Basin 10-Day Monitor

Issued: Thursday October 15, 2026

Highlight: Two risk areas issued for next week.

Fig. 1: Weather satellite view of the North Atlantic basin.

Discussion: Two ALERTS are issued for next week (Fig. 1). A likely scenario is the chilly air mass moving across the Northeast States this weekend pushing across the warm western North Atlantic basin causing a low-pressure area to form which winds into a subtropical storm later next week. The slow mover stays offshore but causes strong onshore wind along the East Coast leading to some flooding and certainly beach erosion. A second ALERT is issued for a low-risk tropical cyclone generation in the Caribbean Sea later next week.