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Possible GOM/Caribbean development
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Re: Possible GOM/Caribbean development
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Looking at the IR the system really is right on the edge of the higher shear, you can see little convective cells getting sheared to pieces just 75-150 miles further of the system so the system has got to stay exactly where it is.
If we can keep this system going a little while longer then we could well get an invest out of this.
If we can keep this system going a little while longer then we could well get an invest out of this.
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Re: Possible GOM/Caribbean development
Visible 15 minute frames
http://wwwghcc.msfc.nasa.gov/cgi-bin/ge ... mframes=15
Looks like one tower left and numerous outflow boundaries.
What's most striking, to me, is the vigorous inflow coming from the SE. Notice how it's flowing directly into the blob while everything else is moving generally east to west.
http://wwwghcc.msfc.nasa.gov/cgi-bin/ge ... mframes=15
Looks like one tower left and numerous outflow boundaries.
What's most striking, to me, is the vigorous inflow coming from the SE. Notice how it's flowing directly into the blob while everything else is moving generally east to west.
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Yeah that loop there shows what your saying there very nicely, also the northern part of the convection is getting very nicely fanned out to the ENE by the jet streak to the north.
Looks like its holding steady for now anyway.
Looks like its holding steady for now anyway.
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Re: Possible GOM/Caribbean development
I am still able to see the very weak circulation that was present yesterday just east of Belize.
Surface pressures have not fallen, if anything they are a little higher than yesterday. I guess convection has not died off yet because there's still a nice inflow into those storms from the SE.
Surface pressures have not fallen, if anything they are a little higher than yesterday. I guess convection has not died off yet because there's still a nice inflow into those storms from the SE.
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JB says cant develop d/t shear north of its present location being too strong wont make ts again however bring heavy rains to south fl.
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Re: Possible GOM/Caribbean development
Is invest 91L so the thread is locked. Go to Active Storms forum to continue the discussions.
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