ozonepete wrote:Swimdude wrote:Anyone else watching the feature at 14.8N / 54.8W?
That's what we're all watching.
Even after watching the tropics for 10 years... I still have to make sure I'm on the same page as everyone else sometimes!

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ozonepete wrote:Swimdude wrote:Anyone else watching the feature at 14.8N / 54.8W?
That's what we're all watching.
stormreader wrote:GOM???
Ivanhater wrote:Yet another shift west
boca wrote:I think this wont get out of the Caribbean and slam into the Yucatan.
MGC wrote:I still think the east twin will be the one to eventually close off a surface low. Been thinking that since this afternoon. Would have posted but the internet at the mother-in-laws went out during a thunderstorm this afternoon. It was an interesting set up with two potential lows forming. I can not recall a pair of lows forming so close together. I remember a few season ago when a wave with a strong MCL was located in the same place as 91L is now. A surface low didn't close off till after it passed through the islands. Not saying this will happen with 91L but it is possible. The delay in formation could result in a westward track....we shall see tomorrow then the plane samples the disturbance........MGC
Miami Storm Tracker wrote:Evening Ivan hater,
earlier you had ask people when quoting someone to remove the tab. So I do it correctly when I post a quote/ reply, can you explain how that is done. Thanks in advance.
Evil Jeremy wrote:102: Skimming Cuban coastline:
http://www.nco.ncep.noaa.gov/pmb/nwprod ... n_102l.gif
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