If the link comes up there is a very clear image of an LLC in the South Carribean just southwest of the main batch of thunderstorms. if shear decreases a little more then we may have something.
LLC in South west Carribean on Scatternometer data.
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LLC in South west Carribean on Scatternometer data.
If the link comes up there is a very clear image of an LLC in the South Carribean just southwest of the main batch of thunderstorms. if shear decreases a little more then we may have something.
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well the convection is shearing away from it at the moment. But with the wind shear decreasing hopefully tomorrow we can get enough of the shear out of there and get a convection BLOB over it and have it sit there, and maybe we could get us an early TD or weak TS. What do the latest models show?
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