NINETEEN #19S

29/01/26 PMZ Il y a 5h 26m
Tropical Depression
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DANGER SAFETY
Note: Distance is calculated as the crow flies between your location and the system center. Effects (wind, rain) may extend well beyond this distance.
Track
Direction
North
Speed
0 km/h
Estimated impact:
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Note: Estimate based on straight-line movement at constant speed. The actual track may vary depending on atmospheric conditions.
Intensity
Sustained winds
65 km/h
Gusts
88 km/h
Pressure
1001 hPa
Note: Wind values depend on the measurement method: 1-minute (international standard) or 10-minute (French standard).

Analyse Environnementale
Phase de test – résultats expérimentaux
Score: 3.5 / 8 →

Sea Surface Temperature (SST)
29.5°C (N/A à +24h ?)
Unfavorable
Favorable
Wind Shear
Faible (N/A à +24h ?)
Unfavorable
Favorable
Divergence
Modérée (N/A à +24h ?)
Unfavorable
Favorable
Relative Humidity 700 hPa
78 % (N/A à +24h ?)
Forte
Unfavorable
Favorable

Satellite Imagery (19S) NINETEEN

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Intensity History (19S) NINETEEN

Detailed report for cyclone (19S) NINETEEN

Situation update for system NINETEEN as of 29/01/26 PM

The cyclone basin is currently marked by the presence of NINETEEN, a moderate intensity system located about 229 km from Nacala.

📍 Location and Movement

At the last update, the system center was at -15.6° latitude and 42.5° longitude. It is currently moving in the North direction at a speed of 0 km/h.

💨 Intensity and Winds

1-minute sustained winds are estimated at 65 km/h, with gusts up to 90 km/h. The minimum central pressure is 1001 hPa, classifying the system as Tropical Depression.

🌊 Environmental Context

Analysis of atmospheric and oceanic conditions shows a sea surface temperature of 29.5°C. Wind shear is currently assessed as faible. Upper-level divergence is considered modérée. Relative humidity at 700 hPa is 78%.

Estimates for the next 24h: 🟠 Conditions appear MIXED. Some factors are unfavorable, which could limit system evolution. However, rapid improvement or deterioration remains possible, and the situation can change unpredictably.

Important Note

Track and intensity forecasts are subject to uncertainty. It is recommended to regularly follow official bulletins and pay attention to local authority instructions, especially if you live near the system's area of influence.

Cyclone FAQ (19S) NINETEEN : Frequently Asked Questions & Advice

Find here the answers to the most common questions about cyclone NINETEEN, its track, intensity, risks, and recommended safety measures. This section is regularly updated to provide you with reliable and useful information.

(19S) NINETEEN is currently located at latitude -15.6 and longitude 42.5.

(19S) NINETEEN is classified as Tropical Depression with a pressure of 1001 hPa.

➡️ Nacala (Mozambique) : 229 km 🟢 (Moving away)

➡️ Maintirano (Madagascar) : 318 km 🟢 (Moving away)

➡️ Pemba (Mozambique) : 362 km 🟢 (Moving away)

➡️ Majunga (Madagascar) : 408 km 🟢 (Moving away)

➡️ Mamoudzou (Mayotte) : 430 km 🟢 (Moving away)

➡️ Moroni (Comores) : 440 km 🟢 (Moving away)

➡️ Morondava (Madagascar) : 556 km 🟢 (Moving away)

➡️ Antananarivo (Madagascar) : 646 km 🟢 (Moving away)

➡️ Quelimane (Mozambique) : 650 km 🟢 (Moving away)

➡️ Antisiranana (Madagascar) : 820 km 🟢 (Moving away)

Cyclone (19S) NINETEEN is moving towards North at a speed of 0 km/h.

A cyclone generally forms over tropical oceans when the sea temperature exceeds 26°C at sufficient depth. Intense evaporation feeds warm, moist air that rises, creating a low-pressure area. Due to the Earth's rotation (Coriolis force), this system begins to spin and can intensify if atmospheric conditions remain favorable.

They are the same meteorological phenomenon: it is called a "cyclone" in the Indian Ocean and South Pacific, a "hurricane" in the North Atlantic and Northeast Pacific, and a "typhoon" in the Northwest Pacific. The difference is geographical.

The main dangers of a cyclone are: violent winds, heavy rains that can cause flooding, storm surge (very high waves), and sometimes landslides. It is important to follow the authorities' instructions and stay informed about the system's evolution.

Cyclone (19S) NINETEEN is currently generating average winds of 65 km/h and gusts up to 90 km/h.

To protect yourself from cyclone (19S) NINETEEN, follow official instructions: stay informed via weather bulletins, prepare an emergency kit, secure your home, avoid going out during alerts, and stay away from areas at risk of flooding or storm surge. Follow the advice of local authorities.

The areas currently most exposed are: Nacala (Mozambique).

The time of impact depends on the cyclone's track and speed. Check the track map and the estimated impact time shown above for your city or location. Stay tuned to official bulletins for updated forecasts.