Invest 91L E Windwards,Comments,Sat Pics,Models Thread #2
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When Chris was in a similar position, he looked even more pathetic. At that time, i called for complete evaporation, and i was very wrong... Chris came very close to becoming the first cane of the season.
This one has a bigger envelop, and is currently entering that unfavorable dry area that Chris' wave battled through.
I am sure that this one will come back, and that it will develop. But i dont think it will happen in earnest for another 24 hours at least. I believe it will struggle as a TS until passing through or north of the leewards, but i think development is inevitable. We are looking at our first cane of the season IMO.
Good to see you back Sanibel. I have always been a fan of your "gutcasting"... sometimes there is nothing better than good old fashioned instinct and horse sense.
This one has a bigger envelop, and is currently entering that unfavorable dry area that Chris' wave battled through.
I am sure that this one will come back, and that it will develop. But i dont think it will happen in earnest for another 24 hours at least. I believe it will struggle as a TS until passing through or north of the leewards, but i think development is inevitable. We are looking at our first cane of the season IMO.
Good to see you back Sanibel. I have always been a fan of your "gutcasting"... sometimes there is nothing better than good old fashioned instinct and horse sense.
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Hmm, I find it interesting that so many people continue to write these things off. Granted, this one looks about done but, from past history on here, Mother Nature always tends to surprise us when we least expect it.
Seems many of us are expecting the "excitement" of last year.
Check out the archives and read the "surprise' of some board members when Mother Nature knocked them for a loop.
Seems many of us are expecting the "excitement" of last year.
Check out the archives and read the "surprise' of some board members when Mother Nature knocked them for a loop.

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Derek Ortt wrote:Big difference from Chris
Chris actually had low level dynamics. This one deos not. Does not matter how favorable upper winds and moisture are if there is nothing at the surface, which this system seems to have at the present time
Mr. Ortt, is there an useful satellite image that shows the low level dynamics (If any) of a low pressure area, in this case 91L?
Your answer will be appreciated...
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Latest TWO says it wont develop anytime soon:
Full outlook http://www.weather.com/newscenter/tropi ... enter_news
Full outlook http://www.weather.com/newscenter/tropi ... enter_news
Meanwhile, a weak area of low pressure about 1200 miles east of the Leeward Islands has shown no sign of development and is not likely to develop in the near future.
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