Extremely Rare Southeast Pacific Subtropical Cyclone Forms Off the Chilean Coast. May Be The First One Ever.

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No subtropical or tropical cyclones have been recognized in that part of the world

 

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A rare subtropical cyclone appears to have developed off the coast of Chile.

No subtropical or tropical cyclones have been recognized in that part of the world.

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Cold water typically inhibits tropical development near South America.

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An exceptionally rare subtropical storm appears to have formed off the central coast of Chile in the southeast Pacific Ocean, typically one of the world’s most tropical cyclone devoid ocean basins.

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The subtropical cyclone formed late last weekend several hundred miles west of the South American coast.

Satellite showing a likely subtropical cyclone off the coast of Chile on Tuesday.   (NASA)

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