CARIBBEAN POSSIBLE DEVELOPMENT

[HURAKAN]

This is my first appearance and I would like to introduce myself. My name is Sandy Delgado, I was born in Havana, Cuba, on March 1st, 1987, and I came to the United States 4½ years ago, since that I live in Miami, Florida. I'm a Junior high school student, and after finishing high school next year I hope to enter the FIU to study Meteorology. Since I came from Cuba my interest toward Meteorology, especially Tropical Meteorology, evolved in a magical form, becoming my passion.

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Now lets talk about what is occuring in the Caribbean Sea, right now we have sort of a weak low pressure over/near the Costa Rica, and a area of convection to the north of Venezuela. Computer models continue to forecast a developing low pressure during the weekend, but although most of them say something may try to develop all of them have different opinions about where it will go, from the Western Caribbean to the Eastern. I think we may see something develops if the low move a little more toward the ocean and the shear decreases. This systems in particular have in their advantage that they move slowly and time is in their side, but sometimes during that time things go wrong for the lows and the environment don't permit them to develop. I say everyone has an opinion, even computers, and the real answer only time has it. The only that's sure is that Central America and Northen South America will receive lots of rain.

Thanks for your atention,
Sandy Delgado

[Rainband]

Welcome to S2K and thanks for the input

[cycloneye]

Welcome to storm2k and good anaylisis you made.Also good luck to you about studying the science of meterology.

[dixiebreeze]

Welcome Sandy. I'll be looking forward to your posts.

[Guest]

Welcome aboard.

[Anonymous]

This is my first appearance and I would like to introduce myself. My name is Sandy Delgado, I was born in Havana, Cuba, on March 1st, 1987, and I came to the United States 4½ years ago, since that I live in Miami, Florida. I'm a Junior high school student, and after finishing high school next year I hope to enter the FIU to study Meteorology. Since I came from Cuba my interest toward Meteorology, especially Tropical Meteorology, evolved in a magical form, becoming my passion.

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Now lets talk about what is occuring in the Caribbean Sea, right now we have sort of a weak low pressure over/near the Costa Rica, and a area of convection to the north of Venezuela. Computer models continue to forecast a developing low pressure during the weekend, but although most of them say something may try to develop all of them have different opinions about where it will go, from the Western Caribbean to the Eastern. I think we may see something develops if the low move a little more toward the ocean and the shear decreases. This systems in particular have in their advantage that they move slowly and time is in their side, but sometimes during that time things go wrong for the lows and the environment don't permit them to develop. I say everyone has an opinion, even computers, and the real answer only time has it. The only that's sure is that Central America and Northen South America will receive lots of rain.

Thanks for your atention,
Sandy Delgado

I am a lurker at TCDG and read some of your posts...glad you found Storm2k.