AN INCIPIENT HURRICANE NEAR THE WEST AFRICAN COAST

1 February 1963

journal article
Published by American Meteorological Society in Monthly Weather Review

Vol. 91 (2) , 61-68
https://doi.org/10.1175/1520-0493(1963)091<0061:aihntw>2.3.co;2

Abstract

The early history of hurricane Debbie of 1961 is presented, showing that it arose from a cyclonic disturbance which can be traced back into central Africa. The disturbance became well organized while still over land, and apparently possessed some features of the incipient. hurricane before leaving the African coast.

Keywords

AFRICAN COAST
APPARENTLY POSSESSED
CYCLONIC DISTURBANCE
EARLY HISTORY
HURRICANE DEBBIE
INCIPIENT HURRICANE
WEST AFRICAN

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