Frontal System off the US East Coast

[HURAKAN]

It's possible another Beryl? Will there be an interaction between this dying front and the active tropical wave? Will conditions become favorable for development?

Questions only time will respond!!!

Opinions are always welcomed!!!

[Extremeweatherguy]

Looks similar to the set-up that brought about Beryl. Doubt anything will form this time though.

[Opal storm]

If that tropcal wave meets up with this then it could get interesting.

[HurricaneHunter914]

That tropical wave is racing across the Atlantic and is going to smack right into that trough IMO. If Chris forms like that then it could become something big, because that trough is over the GS right now so lets watch.

[storms in NC]

Looks similar to the set-up that brought about Beryl. Doubt anything will form this time though.

That is what was said about Beryl. Look what happen. Some like to really down play the east coast.

I think the East coast will see it's fair share this year. The old saying we are due. it would give Fla and the Gulf coast a rest.

[Rainband]

Looks similar to the set-up that brought about Beryl. Doubt anything will form this time though.

That is what was said about Beryl. Look what happen. Some like to really down play the east coast.

I think the East coast will see it's fair share this year. The old saying we are due. it would give Fla and the Gulf coast a rest.

Well if thats the case then the Tampa area is really due being we haven't been hit since the 50's I believe. I don't really pay much attention to the we are due thing. I do agree that The Gulf coast needs a break though.

[angelwing]

I'm not in a hurry to see anything on the east coast yet, though we *are* way overdue

[Grease Monkey]

Looks similar to the set-up that brought about Beryl. Doubt anything will form this time though.

That is what was said about Beryl. Look what happen. Some like to really down play the east coast.

I think the East coast will see it's fair share this year. The old saying we are due. it would give Fla and the Gulf coast a rest.

Well if thats the case then the Tampa area is really due being we haven't been hit since the 50's I believe. I don't really pay much attention to the we are due thing. I do agree that The Gulf coast needs a break though.

If everything worked out the way it's so called supposed to happen then there wouldn't be so many people suprised about the 2005 season.

[storms in NC]

Looks similar to the set-up that brought about Beryl. Doubt anything will form this time though.

That is what was said about Beryl. Look what happen. Some like to really down play the east coast.

I think the East coast will see it's fair share this year. The old saying we are due. it would give Fla and the Gulf coast a rest.

Well if thats the case then the Tampa area is really due being we haven't been hit since the 50's I believe. I don't really pay much attention to the we are due thing. I do agree that The Gulf coast needs a break though.

Tampa is like Ga in a way. it is like in a curve.

[Patrick99]

If that front was anything, then why am I seeing a strong easterly flow here in Miami? There must be a high that has bridged that front.

[Nimbus]

Winds shifted from the ESE to the WNW this afternoon in Clearwater on the west coast of Florida. Surface pressures are high but we are getting some big T'storms rolling off the land into the gulf.