Talk:Hurricane Barbara (2013)

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2 Deaths in NIcaragua

About the 2 deaths caused by the rains, taking reference of an article of El Nuevo Diario.

Las lluvias del miércoles dejaron dos muertes tras su paso, uno arrastrado por las corrientes en Managua y otro por electrocución en Catarina, mientras el pronóstico de meteorología considera que las lluvias continuarán en las últimas horas. In English: Wednesday's rains left two fatalities, one carried by the currents in Managua and one by electrocution in Catarina, while the weather forecast considers that the rains will continue in the last hours.

But at the final of the article reads: Según la meteoróloga de turno, licenciada Marta Castillo, el fenómeno lluvioso no tiene relación con el huracán Bárbara, que ya entró en tierra mexicana y ha perdido fuerza. Por tanto, las precipitaciones son las normales del período lluvioso.“La influencia que puede presentarnos es que nos sube la zona de convergencia intertropical que está sobre la zona del océano Pacífico, por lo cual, seguramente, tendremos incidencia de lluvias”; In English: According to the meteorologist, Ms. Marta Castillo, the phenomenon is not related to Hurricane Barbara, that made landfall in México and has lost strenght. Therefore, the normal rainfall of the rainy season. "It is by an influence of an intertropical convergence zone which is on the Pacific Ocean area, so surely we could have rainfall occurrence" So these deaths are not related of Barbara, because the rains were caused by an Intertropical Convergence Zone. -- Byralaal - (talk!) 17:29, 26 June 2013 (UTC)[reply]

Thanks for bringing this up. I've removed them from the article. Cyclonebiskit (talk) 17:32, 26 June 2013 (UTC)[reply]

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Merger proposal

Since Barbara and Andrea are two parts of the same storm, or a redevelopment of each other, I propose that Hurricane Barbara (2013) be merged with Tropical Storm Andrea (2013) into the single article Hurricane Barbara/Tropical Storm Andrea. I believe that since they are two parts of the same storm, the meteorological history between the two storm can be better explained. ˜˜˜˜

"I believe they are the two parts of the same storm" is not backed up by anything. The two storms have different designations, and the only real link is that ex-Barbara was absorbed into the monsoon trough that spawned Andrea. Y E ^Pacific ^Hurricane 17:03, 9 October 2017 (UTC)[reply]

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