Check Out This Radar Loop Of A Typhoon And Once Tropical Storm Very Strange Behaviors

This storm is amazing. I want to point out a few notables about this storm. This storm was once T.S. Genevieve. This storm has tracked thousands of miles and has regenerated three times. The middle of this week, Genevieve crossed the International Dateline and became Typhoon Genevieve. I believe, this has only happened 3 times on record. Impressive already. Now, check out the satellite loop linked in this thread. What you are looking at is the big red spinning blob west of the Hawaiian Islands.

There are two things I want to point out. First: there seems to be another rotation developing on the northwest quadrant. Is Genevieve about to split into two storms? Surely looks this way. Very bizarre! Second, notice in the last couple of frames the direction of Genevieve has turned back to the northeast. Also notice the direction of the convection of clouds due east of Genevieve (southwest). If Genevieve continues her current track, she would cross back over the International Dateline and would be renamed Hurricane Genevieve. Absolutely unheard of! And, as I pointed out, the upper level winds could steer this storm right towards Hawaii. This storm is about to split into two storms, and the main storm itself, will smack into Hawaii somewhere. I'm calling it right here!

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