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Pronóstico de la actividad ciclónica del 2024 para el Atlántico Norte

2024-05-17

...Se prevé una temporada ciclónica muy activa…
Para la temporada ciclónica 2024 se pronostica la formación de veinte (20) ciclones tropicales1 en toda la cuenca del Atlántico Norte2, once (11) de los cuales podrán alcanzar la categoría de huracán. Del total de ciclones tropicales, catorce (14) pudieran desarrollarse en el área oceánica del Atlántico, cuatro (4) en el mar Caribe y otros dos (2) en el golfo de México. Las probabilidades de que se origine e intensifique al menos un huracán en el Caribe son muy altas (85%) y que uno de procedencia atlántica penetre en el Caribe es de un 70%. El peligro de que Cuba sea afectada por al menos un huracán es de un 80% de probabilidad. Aún mayor es el peligro para Cuba de que al menos un ciclón tropical la afecte, con una probabilidad del 90%.

A NEW EL NIÑO – SOUTHERN OSCILLATION (ENSO) EVENT IS BREWING IN THE PACIFIC OCEAN

2023-06-13

A rapid warming of the equatorial Pacific Ocean waters began in March and continued into April and May. At the end of that month, sea surface temperature temperatures were observed above their mean values ​​in the equatorial, central, and eastern Pacific Ocean. In the first two weeks of June, this rapid warming has continued, reaching values ​​of sea surface temperature anomalies above the threshold of an El Niño event. In turn, the subsurface temperature anomalies of the sea have increased since February, reaching high values ​​at the end of May, remaining stable during June. The atmospheric circulation is gradually adjusting to its own patterns of an El Niño-Southern Oscillation (ENSO) event.

Accepted by the Revista Cubana de Meteorología for SciELO

2023-06-07

After carrying out the analysis by the specialists and taking into consideration the parameters established for the inclusion of publications within the SciELO Cuba network, the final result of this process is that the Revista Cubana de Meteorología now meets the necessary requirements to access the collection.

Aceptada RCM en DOAJ (Directory of Open Access Journals)

2019-08-01

Estimados lectores nos complace anunciar que la Revista Cubana de Meteorología fue aceptada recientemente en el DOAJ (Directory of Open Access Journals). En la dirección https://doaj.org/toc/2664-0880 puede ser consultada la publicación así como sus bases editoriales. Con esta nueva indexación la revista pasa al grupo tres de la clasificación de revistas científicas del Ministerio de Educación Superior (MES).

Vol 31 No 3 (2025): July-September

Published: 2025-07-01

Characterization of Lightning in the Vicinity of Benito Juárez International Airport, Mexico (2018–2023)

Lemay Entenza Tilman, José Francisco León-Cruz, Naxhelli Ruiz Rivera, Uriel de Jesús Mendoza Castillo

Verification of the formation of supercell storms under the tropical and insular conditions of Cuba

Anyelis de la Caridad Disotuar Rodés, Alis Varela de la Rosa, Elier Pila Fariñas, Mario Carnesoltas Calvo, Rafael Valdés Alberto

Sea level rise produced by Hurricane Ike in cape Lucrecia

Iliana Cruz Torres, Axel Hidalgo Mayo, Graciela Pérez Rivas

Favorable ocean conditions for the arrival of sargassum to the Cuban coast

Claudia Espinosa Valdés, Marcelino Hernández González, Rosemary López Lee

Design of a quality control of observation data from surface meteorological stations

Pablo Enrique De Varona De Varona, Orlando Osa Peralo, Marian de la Caridad Sotolongo Silva

Spatial and temporal distribution of sargassum arrivals to Cuba

Amanda Menchaca Rodríguez, Javier , Rosemary López Lee, Alejandro Rodríguez Pupo

Influence of TSS in acute attacks of bronchial asthma and acute respiratory infections

Ignaivis de la Caridad Castillo Lemus, Javier Bolufé Torres, Rosemary López Lee

Synoptic climatology in Cuba. Part 4: The behavior of concatenated types of situations (1970-2022)

Edgardo Soler Torres, Luis B. Lecha Estela , Yuslandis Verdecia Naranjo

Interannual Wind Variability and Trend for Cuba

Alfredo Roque Rodríguez, Lourdes Álvarez Escudero, Adrián Ferrer Hernández, Edgardo Soler Torres, Grisel Mojena Peña
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