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Not one, but TWO monster Category 4 storms are now rolling simultaneously in the Pacific Ocean. 140 MPH Hurricane Karina with perfect, bagel-shaped symmetry and a 946 MBAR Stadium Effect. And now, 130 MPH Hurricane Lowell with a rapidly intensifying slurry of -110 F convection.

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Hurricane Lala has rapidly reached winds of 125 MPH and a core pressure of 953 mbar, making her a meteorologically uncommon August Major Hurricane in the Central Pacific Basin. Spinning near the center of Earth’s largest ocean, her strength has climbed by 55 MPH in a single day as coils of eyewall convection and abundant mesovortices sculpt a perfectly symmetrical Stadium Effect.

Hurricane Lala has rapidly reached winds of 125 MPH and a core pressure of 953 mbar, making her a meteorologically uncommon August Major Hurricane in the Central Pacific Basin. Spinning near the center of Earth’s largest ocean, her strength has climbed by 55 MPH in a single day as coils of eyewall convection and abundant mesovortices sculpt a perfectly symmetrical Stadium Effect.

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