Low pressure inland over the Carolinas
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Re: Low pressure off the SE U.S. Coast / Will it make transition to Subtropical or not?
I'd give it a 20% chance that the NHC will name it STS Alex by tomorrow. I'm fully expecting a special outlook to be issued today to cover it. No big deal, as impacts along the east coast will not change if it is named or not.
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Re: Low pressure off the SE U.S. Coast / Will it make transition to Subtropical or not?
This system has a long ways to get any subtropical characteristics, you can tell there is still a lot of cool continental air being drawn into the circulation with a frontal boundary still attached to the surface low.
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Re: Low pressure off the SE U.S. Coast
There is pretty good 925mb vorticity with this system. I think there is still a possibility for transition. http://tropic.ssec.wisc.edu/real-time/windmain.php?&basin=atlantic&sat=wg8&prod=vor5&zoom=&time=
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Re: Low pressure off the SE U.S. Coast
One thing is for sure...it is cooling the waters in that area of the Atlantic by churning.
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Re: Low pressure off the SE U.S. Coast
Low pressure moving south-southwest.
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Re: Low pressure off the SE U.S. Coast
Roads closed, ferries halted homes going in. Does it really matter if it becomes tropical. It does need to go away.
From national park service:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/capehatte ... /lightbox/
From national park service:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/capehatte ... /lightbox/
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Re: Low pressure off the SE U.S. Coast
OuterBanker wrote:Roads closed, ferries halted homes going in. Does it really matter if it becomes tropical. It does need to go away.
From national park service:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/capehatte ... /lightbox/
For real, was that this week?
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Re: Low pressure off the SE U.S. Coast
tropicwatch wrote:OuterBanker wrote:Roads closed, ferries halted homes going in. Does it really matter if it becomes tropical. It does need to go away.
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For real, was that this week?
This afternoon.
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Re: Low pressure off the SE U.S. Coast
OuterBanker wrote:Roads closed, ferries halted homes going in. Does it really matter if it becomes tropical. It does need to go away.
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Property destruction sucks, but man, if that's happening there with a non-tropical low, why are houses even being built there? What's that place going to look like when a hurricane comes barreling through?
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Re: Low pressure off the SE U.S. Coast
The Outer Banks are slowly moving westward. Houses built many years ago will eventually find themselves on the edge of the shore. The Hatteras Lighthouse had to be moved for the same reason.
Doubt this low get named, too broad with little convection near the center. Of course once it get over the gulfstream..........MGC
Doubt this low get named, too broad with little convection near the center. Of course once it get over the gulfstream..........MGC
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Re: Low pressure off the SE U.S. Coast
850mb vorticity is increasing but no convection.
https://tropic.ssec.wisc.edu/real-time/atlantic/winds/wg8vor.GIF
https://tropic.ssec.wisc.edu/real-time/atlantic/winds/wg8vor.GIF
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Re: Low pressure off the SE U.S. Coast
Closing on the coast.
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Re: Low pressure off the SE U.S. Coast
thats hardly a feat lol.
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Re: Low pressure off the SE U.S. Coast
Maybe an early sign that the NHC is backing off on naming such systems? Not even a mention.
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Re: Low pressure off the SE U.S. Coast
Kingarabian wrote:Maybe an early sign that the NHC is backing off on naming such systems? Not even a mention.
One of the reasons I expect less named storms this season is because I suspect that is exactly what they're going to be doing. They'll use a standard closer to what they use in the eastern Pacific or eastern Atlantic. No more ten swirls with convection 500 miles away being named from this point forward.
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