Breaking News: Tropical Depression Fifteen-E Forms – What You Need to Know!

Advisory on Tropical Depression Fifteen-E: Key Updates and Safety Tips

The National Hurricane Center, based in Miami, Florida, has released its initial advisory concerning Tropical Depression Fifteen-E. As of 0900 UTC on Tuesday, September 30, 2025, the depression is positioned at 9.4N latitude and 113.2W longitude, with a precision of 30 nautical miles.

Current Status and Movement

Currently, the depression is advancing west-northwest at approximately 4 knots. The central pressure is estimated at 1005 mb, with maximum sustained winds of 30 knots and gusts reaching 40 knots. Wind and sea conditions differ across various quadrants.

Projected Path and Strength

By 1800 UTC on September 30, the center is anticipated to be near 9.8N 113.9W, with winds intensifying to 35 knots and gusts up to 45 knots. The following projections are outlined:

• 01/0600 UTC: Expected at 10.8N 114.2W, maintaining winds of 35 knots and gusts of 45 knots.
• 01/1800 UTC: Forecasted at 11.8N 114.4W, with similar wind conditions.
• 02/0600 UTC: Positioned at 12.6N 114.9W, continuing with 35-knot winds and 45-knot gusts.
• 02/1800 UTC: Located at 13.1N 116.1W, maintaining the same wind intensity.
• 03/0600 UTC: At 13.5N 117.4W, with consistent wind conditions.

Long-Term Forecast

Looking ahead, the track error is approximately 100 nautical miles by day four and 125 nautical miles by day five, with daily intensity errors around 15 knots. The extended forecast includes:

• 04/0600 UTC: Positioned at 14.2N 119.8W, with winds increasing to 40 knots and gusts up to 50 knots.
• 05/0600 UTC: Located at 15.0N 120.6W, with maximum winds reaching 45 knots and gusts of 55 knots.

Important Information and Safety Measures

Vessels within a 300-mile radius of 9.4N 113.2W are encouraged to submit reports every three hours. The next advisory is scheduled for 1500 UTC on September 30, 2025.

Stay informed by following official updates and avoid spreading unverified information. It’s crucial to remain calm and adhere to guidance from local authorities.

Forecaster: Jelsema (CPHC)