Hey its totally cool nobody's upset capeverdewave.CapeVerdeWave wrote:I never said this had a better chance, CHRISTY. Calm down. Let's not have an argument. We are ALL watching these systems!
Super Typhoon Chanchu - Cat. 4
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Weatherfreak000 wrote:This storm needs a miracle. Truly.
Infact, it's not even worth giving a chance until another day of watching it it's that bad. So forget it, maybe if it gets organizated come tomorrow, maybe.
True, it may not eventually develop much, but who's complaining if it doesn't? Not me. Also, since when did this become like the other INVESTs that DEFINATELY did not have a chance or much of it? This is different due to what I mentioned several posts back in this thread. Keep an eye on it. No, this is not wishcasting, either.
Remember, in tropical activity, things dismissed as so-called miracles DO happen. Not being insulting, but it's the truth, especially after what I've mentioned.
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Just as I expected, a burst of convection is now occurring, including a small burst near the center. Outflow also seems to show signs of slow organization. Overall, it is definately looking a bit better now, even though pressure is up by two millibars. A rise in pressure can often occur just before or as slow organization is occurring.
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It looks like more convection has developed with this disturbance in the past few hours.
It looks like more convection has developed with this disturbance in the past few hours.
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It's the only game in town in all the tropics around the world so even if nothing occurs with it at least it's something to watch for the tropical weather trackers.
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