The event that has attracted widespread attention in the global meteorological community occurred last Tuesday, on the 9th of this month. On that day, weather satellites around the world captured an unusually striking image: a 2,400-kilometer-long area of high-pressure waves suddenly appeared in the South Atlantic Ocean near South Africa. Such huge wave zones are extremely rare on Earth, and the mechanism by which they formed still baffles meteorologists to this day.
What's even more mysterious is that this massive weather phenomenon began to appear on the 9th and lasted for three full days, until the 11th, when it suddenly disappeared, like a giant sea monster lurking in the sea. And in the process of its development, there is a sudden drop in the sea area data shown by the 20 million buoy indicators, which is puzzling.
In addition, on the 7th, the citizens of Cape Town, South Africa, inadvertently photographed a chilling picture: the sky was clear blue sky and white clouds, but the sea was suddenly windy. At that time, the wind speed was so strong that it even blew an RV off the viaduct. What is even more amazing is that this storm was produced under a clear sky, which is enough to see the strange extent of this weather phenomenon.
When studying this event, foreign meteorologists also found an interesting phenomenon: anomalies appeared on the 9th, while extreme weather occurred before or after. All this makes people curious and puzzled about this rare meteorological event.