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The updated TWO covers everything - without the media tenseness that gives everyone neck tightness : )
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recon looping around dove a little south... center being pulled very quickly into the deeper convection to the S and SE.
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SeGaBob wrote::uarrow: Do you reckon it could happen fast enough to warrant a special advisory before 11pm?
i suppose... but there is still a lot of dry air it needs to work out.. they might though
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Aric Dunn wrote:recon looping around dove a little south... center being pulled very quickly into the deeper convection to the S and SE.
Aric I see what you are saying, seems like it is trying to tuck itself somewhere under the deeper convection to the south. I lost the naked swirl to the north on the latest floater frame that just came in.
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adam0983 wrote:By 8pm tonight we will have Tropical Storm Alex. I am in Palm beach country and the storms have picked up and the wind has increased and the longer it goes southwest the worst the conditions will become. Just an opinion not a forecast.
Unless we time warped to 2016 it is going to be hard to get Alex by 8:00PM tonight!!!



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gatorcane wrote:Aric Dunn wrote:recon looping around dove a little south... center being pulled very quickly into the deeper convection to the S and SE.
Aric I see what you are saying, seems like it is trying to tuck itself somewhere under the deeper convection to the south. I lost the naked swirl to the north on the latest floater frame that just came in.
yeah recon just had a difficult time locating it.. could be reforming anywhere to the s or east.. though a anti poleward relocation dont happen often.. its jut being pulled to the convection to the south or se. or a cyclonic loop. radar helps
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Re: ATL: INVEST 91L - Discussion
Looks like it's getting better organized pretty fast right now.
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Its making a run for cover under the convection which was what I have been expecting the last few days. Surface pressure down to 1008.9 mbar from 1011 a few hours ago. If that trend continues we *could* be looking at a 997 MB tropical storm tomorrow.
The model runs should be interesting tonight, there is high pressure evolving over the storm that should influence the track.
The model runs should be interesting tonight, there is high pressure evolving over the storm that should influence the track.
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Re: ATL: INVEST 91L - Discussion
If I was to venture a guess I'd say it dove, or rather relocated, quite quickly into that convection north of Grand Bahama Island. I'd guess the center to be almost due north of the western tip of Grand Bahama...Just a guess.
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Alyono wrote:HORRENDOUS decision by NHC
To not upgrade the storm to TD or TS?
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eastcoastFL wrote:Alyono wrote:HORRENDOUS decision by NHC
To not upgrade the storm to TD or TS?
Yes, can "horrendous" be better explained, please?
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Re: ATL: INVEST 91L - Discussion
SouthFLTropics wrote:If I was to venture a guess I'd say it dove, or rather relocated, quite quickly into that convection north of Grand Bahama Island. I'd guess the center to be almost due north of the western tip of Grand Bahama...Just a guess.
Looks like it is still sagging SW. I have the center east of Ft. Pierce and north of the western tip of Grand Bahama. Continues to lose latitude.
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Another tricky forecast track in the works. Not sold on its trek north. May do loops
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SouthFLTropics wrote:adam0983 wrote:By 8pm tonight we will have Tropical Storm Alex. I am in Palm beach country and the storms have picked up and the wind has increased and the longer it goes southwest the worst the conditions will become. Just an opinion not a forecast.
Unless we time warped to 2016 it is going to be hard to get Alex by 8:00PM tonight!!!![]()
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kind of like nfl refs..we get a few errors with storm names
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