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HAZARDOUS WEATHER OUTLOOK
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE TALLAHASSEE FL
923 AM EDT FRI MAY 31 2013
.DAYS TWO THROUGH SEVEN...SATURDAY THROUGH THURSDAY...
A LOW PRESSURE CENTER IS FORECAST TO DEVELOP IN THE BAY OF
CAMPECHE DURING THE UPCOMING WORK WEEK AND SLOWLY MOVE TO THE
NORTHEAST. THIS LOW MAY DEVELOP AND IMPACT AREA WEATHER NEXT
WEEKEND AND BEARS WATCHING.
NDG wrote:Invest 90L is a good example of when there is a good concensus among the models for cyclogenesis the NHC does not waist any time in getting the ball rolling.
As far as If this is Barbara or not, these are the remnants, It came out of MX without a closed surface circulation, it was interrupted by the high terrains, so the NHC is right in renaming this especially with the models keep showing the the h85 vorticity will die out and for a new one to reform over the next couple days.
Ikester wrote:NDG wrote:Invest 90L is a good example of when there is a good concensus among the models for cyclogenesis the NHC does not waist any time in getting the ball rolling.
As far as If this is Barbara or not, these are the remnants, It came out of MX without a closed surface circulation, it was interrupted by the high terrains, so the NHC is right in renaming this especially with the models keep showing the the h85 vorticity will die out and for a new one to reform over the next couple days.
Regardless of surface circulation or not, the NHC would have given this a new designation and a new name once it crossed into the Atlantic basin. If it had made it to the gulf as a TS, it would have become Andrea.
Ikester wrote:
Regardless of surface circulation or not, the NHC would have given this a new designation and a new name once it crossed into the Atlantic basin. If it had made it to the gulf as a TS, it would have become Andrea.
Ikester wrote:Interesting. Then I stand corrected. I was not aware it had changed. See, I knew I should have attended the hurricane conference in N.O. this year. Thanks.
WilmingtonSandbar wrote:Not true. As was discussed last night in the Barbara thread...
http://www.aoml.noaa.gov/hrd/tcfaq/B5.html
Sanibel wrote:Not sure but I think the center got pulled over land. Me be toast.
ROCK wrote:Sanibel wrote:Not sure but I think the center got pulled over land. Me be toast.
I agree, her remants did get pulled inland some today. Nice wave moving towards the Yuc. Might be the jump start 90L needs right now. Interesting the NHC has put out any percentages? at least a 5-10%?
Ikester wrote:I'm a bit confused actually. Wunderground doesn't have the Invest. The company that provides our station with data doesn't have it in the system. They didn't even know about it. Heck, even the little map thingy at the top of this forum doesn't even show it. What's up with that? I look like an idiot telling people there's an invest because nobody believes me. I have to show them the NHC FTP site for proof.
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