TNW News Hurricane Operations Bulletin
Issued: Tuesday, July 29, 2025 – 1:00 PM CDT / 11:00 AM PDT
From: TNW Hurricane Operations Center
Chief of Hurricane Operations: Todd Nardone
Contributing: Rachel Nardone, VP of Weather Operations | TNW Breaking News Team | Florida Bureau of Operations
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🌊 PACIFIC TROPICS ALERT: MULTIPLE SYSTEMS ACTIVE
The Pacific hurricane basin is surging with tropical activity as of Tuesday afternoon:
- 🌀 Hurricane Iona continues to churn well southeast of the Hawaiian Islands in the Central Pacific basin.
- 🌧️ Tropical Storm Keli has recently formed in the same region, and advisories are being issued regularly by the Central Pacific Hurricane Center.
- 🔄 EP98: An area of low pressure about 1600 miles east-southeast of Hawaii is under close watch. While thunderstorm activity has diminished slightly, environmental conditions remain conducive for development. A tropical depression may form within the next 48 hours as it tracks westward.
Formation Chance: 60% (48 hrs) | 60% (7 days)
- ⛈️ EP99: A large disorganized low south of Mexico is showing signs of organizing. Favorable environmental conditions are expected to support tropical development in the coming days.
Formation Chance: 60% (48 hrs) | 90% (7 days)
👉 Atlantic Basin: No development is expected over the next 7 days.
📍For official storm track forecasts and the latest updates, visit: Hurricanes.gov
⚠️ GRAPHIC COMING SOON
We will generate a TNW-branded graphic showing:
- Hurricane Iona
- Tropical Storm Keli
- EP98 and EP99 disturbance areas
- TNW News branding
- Timestamped: 1:00 PM CDT / 11:00 AM PDT – July 29, 2025
Note: Due to current plan limits, we will provide the visual as soon as the image generation capability resets. In the meantime, we can prepare the full layout for preview or share a graphic design prompt ready for visual creation.
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