Hurricane Floyd wrote:Why use another name?
Because Christy was booted but entered again with another nickname.
This area near the Bahamas is impressive
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Because Christy was booted but entered again with another nickname.
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The window of timing for development seems to be closing...though
development is certainly not impossible, it is unlikely.
This low pressure will enhance convection tomorrow over
Florida and lead to more thunderstorms. It almost looks
as if it is moving over Florida.
As far as development is concerned, a piece of convection and energy
does seem to be breaking off/separating from the ULL's overall region
of convection, just near Cuba...if the ULL gets pushed north/northeastward
and accelerated towards the Carolinas and up the east coast, could the
convection and pieces of energy that remain over the Bahamas and/or
Cuba still develop? Time will tell...persistence of convection and reduction
in shear is necessary. For now though, I see no imminent development.
development is certainly not impossible, it is unlikely.
This low pressure will enhance convection tomorrow over
Florida and lead to more thunderstorms. It almost looks
as if it is moving over Florida.
As far as development is concerned, a piece of convection and energy
does seem to be breaking off/separating from the ULL's overall region
of convection, just near Cuba...if the ULL gets pushed north/northeastward
and accelerated towards the Carolinas and up the east coast, could the
convection and pieces of energy that remain over the Bahamas and/or
Cuba still develop? Time will tell...persistence of convection and reduction
in shear is necessary. For now though, I see no imminent development.
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i really enjoy tracking tropical systems in the atlantic. until now shear has been in control across the atlantic and to me in opinion thats why these invest have had had so much trouble developing in the past couple of weeks.
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HurricaneTracker wrote:i really enjoy tracking hurricanes.right now shear has been in control across the atlantic and to me in opinion thats why these invest have had had so much trouble developing in the past couple of weeks.
Hi Christy,do you know that plagarism is a bad thing to do?
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ya i enjoyed christy's posts i'm sure she wont' be so blatant , but any opinion of hers or anyone's else's can be seen as similiar to somthing anohter forecaster said since terms are so similiar and looked at in similiar ways
i'm sure she learned her lesson
i'm sure she learned her lesson
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I am interested in an area of convection just south of Cuba that is
being fueled in part by this low pressure area (upper level low).
It has persisted for almost 24 hours...is it just storminess convection?
Could it develop seperately once the upper-level low moving
over Florida gets accelerated Northward? I'm just a small bit
concerned because it has been rather persistent:
http://cimss.ssec.wisc.edu/tropic/real- ... xirg8n.GIF
being fueled in part by this low pressure area (upper level low).
It has persisted for almost 24 hours...is it just storminess convection?
Could it develop seperately once the upper-level low moving
over Florida gets accelerated Northward? I'm just a small bit
concerned because it has been rather persistent:
http://cimss.ssec.wisc.edu/tropic/real- ... xirg8n.GIF
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IP tracking.
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