This rotation looks good to my novice eye. It's just south of the east end of Cuba.
http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/goes/flt/t2/loop-vis.html
Spin off Guantanamo
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That's very normal for the winds to blow offshore in the mornings in the southern coast of eastern Cuba, as they are really shielded by the interior mountains from the usual easterly tropical trade winds, in the afternoons the wind blow onshore from the south by the seabreeze, believe me, I was born there, so I know its weather pattern very well.
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NDG wrote:
That's very normal for the winds to blow offshore in the mornings in the southern coast of eastern Cuba, as they are really shielded by the interior mountains from the usual easterly tropical trade winds, in the afternoons the wind blow onshore from the south by the seabreeze, believe me, I was born there, so I know its weather pattern very well.
Makes good sense. Also, the latest visible frames seem to show this nice looking thing going poof.
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