TNW News Hurricane Division – Satellite Update
📅 Date: Sunday, July 20, 2025
🕡 Time: 6:15 PM GMT
📍 From: Operation Thunder Hurricane Division, Aurora, Illinois
👤 Prepared by: Chief Todd Nardone

🌪️ CURRENT SATELLITE OBSERVATION

This evening’s live satellite imagery confirms a broad, disorganized tropical wave remaining well east of the Atlantic islands. The system continues moving west-northwestward, flanked by Saharan dust plumes—visible on satellite—and maintaining scattered, disjointed clusters of showers and thunderstorms.

🟡 A yellow circle has been placed on the offshore disturbance location, emphasizing its area of interest according to NHC and TNW analysis.

🔍 PRECISION UPDATE – WHAT'S HAPPENING

• The tropical wave shows no organized circulation and remains ill-defined meteorologically.
• In the coming days, it is expected to enter a zone of dense Saharan dust, significantly reducing any development chances.
• The EURO model projects a weak, fleeting low forming early next week—yet the system is forecast to dissipate before reaching the islands.
• Notably, the model suggests a cold front off the U.S. East Coast could spawn a low-pressure system more likely to develop than this wave.

🟡 KEY TAKEAWAY

• Development Chance: Very low—likely <10%
• Likely Outcome: System will remain disorganized and fade under hostile conditions
• No immediate threat to land or tropical storm formation

✅ TNW TRACKING UPDATE

Our staging remains active: early observation and alert continue. This is Part of our First Alert protocol, signaling TNW’s commitment to proactive weather monitoring:

“Early to advise, early to warn. First Alert.”

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