Bailey1777 wrote:If you speed up the satellite you can see a spin at what level I don't know but looks to be heading north east toward Louisiana..
that's what I'm talking about why is this not taking in consideration? dosent it look low level spin?
ex-92L still hanging on
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Re: ex-92L still hanging on
that's what I'm talking about why is this not taking in consideration? dosent it look low level spin?
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whatacane wrote:Bailey1777 wrote:If you speed up the satellite you can see a spin at what level I don't know but looks to be heading north east toward Louisiana..
that's what I'm talking about why is this not taking in consideration? dosent it look low level spin?
There's definitely a spin right along the southeast LA coast.
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Re: ex-92L still hanging on
Nothing impressive about 92L as far as the buoy data goes.... nice spin on radar, might be more at the mid levels.. thought this last night as the LLC appeared to go inland on the TX border and the midlevel cloud spin continued moving off to the east and then more ENE today.. ... still interesting to watch..
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