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    Vortex near Alaska, what is it called exactly?

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      DasmakFarbin
      last edited by DasmakFarbin

      I sometimes get on Ventusky and scan around the globe. I have noticed many times that there are massive cyclonic events going on just south of Alaska. I know there is some type of vortex deal usually in the area but today I was a bit blown away at how strong it was. I am seeing pressures around 28 inHg, 100+ mph gusts and 40+ wave heights. 10.0.0.0.1 192.168.1.254

      Does anyone know exactly what this is called? I wanted to look up more information.

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        JRep65 @DasmakFarbin | Premium
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        @DasmakFarbin The Aleutian Low, or the Gulf of Alaska Low. There is an article on this phenomenon. Google: "For strong winds: Gulf of Alaska Storms".

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