
ATL: Tropical Depression Dolly
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Re: ATL: INVEST 94L East of the Windward Islands
By the way I may be completely forgetting the past few years but this is the first time I can remember that I've seen these convergence/divergence maps and terminology thrown around so much for a system. I understand what it means and why it's significant but geez! Also the post counting seems to be a new obsession this year as well, or maybe I'm just old-school. All this is enough to make me need a drink, or maybe it's because this is Monday
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Re: ATL: INVEST 94L East of the Windward Islands
Latest IR shows the small storm over the center is now orange instead of yellow and increasing in size, this could be the spark...
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94L is interesting in the fact that most disturbances first develop an area of convection and give a hard time to the NHC by trying to identify the LLC. 94L first has developed a strong and well-developed LLC (maybe a little broad) and needs convection. We have to wait. I have learned a lot from systems like Humberto aka 90L.
Note: I'm not comparing 90L (Humberto) to 94L, just that in this business you can expect the unexpected.
Side note: 43 pages and no depression yet!!
Note: I'm not comparing 90L (Humberto) to 94L, just that in this business you can expect the unexpected.
Side note: 43 pages and no depression yet!!
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Re: ATL: INVEST 94L East of the Windward Islands
My estimate of the LLC speed over 5 hours is about 21 MPH which is too fast for rapid intensification. Should slow down as it spins up.
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Problem is whilst those tiny cells may be developing a ltitle on a broader scale the convection as a whole is weakening, the deepest convection is now way off to the west of the center between 45-46W which is not a great thing for this system really.
Hurakan, an invest last year got 107 pages!
Hurakan, an invest last year got 107 pages!

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KWT wrote:Problem is whilst those tiny cells may be developing a ltitle on a broader scale the convection as a whole is weakening, the deepest convection is now way off to the west of the center between 45-46W which is not a great thing for this system really.
Hurakan, an invest last year got 107 pages!
It doesn't matter too much what the other convection does if it bursts over the center this will likely be a depression. All we need is a nice "ball" of convection to form over it and we will be set.
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Re: ATL: INVEST 94L East of the Windward Islands
Nimbus wrote:My estimate of the LLC speed over 5 hours is about 21 MPH which is too fast for rapid intensification. Should slow down as it spins up.
I measured a 6-hr movement using GARP of about 280 deg. at 11.7 kts (13 mph) from 8am to 2pm CDT today.
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Re: ATL: INVEST 94L East of the Windward Islands
Earlier there was mention of lack of convergence, however 94L seems to be making an agressive comeback.
http://hurricane.accuweather.com/hurric ... n=atlantic
The end of the loop suggest an increase in precip with a more westerly motion.
http://hurricane.accuweather.com/hurric ... n=atlantic
The end of the loop suggest an increase in precip with a more westerly motion.
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Re: ATL: INVEST 94L East of the Windward Islands
wxman57 wrote:Nimbus wrote:My estimate of the LLC speed over 5 hours is about 21 MPH which is too fast for rapid intensification. Should slow down as it spins up.
I measured a 6-hr movement using GARP of about 280 deg. at 11.7 kts (13 mph) from 8am to 2pm CDT today.
Thanks wxman57.

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Re: ATL: INVEST 94L East of the Windward Islands
First post of this new season..... I sure as he!! see no burst. More intellectual posts to come.
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Re: ATL: INVEST 94L East of the Windward Islands
Well now that it is taking so long to develop..I doubt recurvature away from the CONUS is going to happen..if it develops at all..but once again GFS is not impressed...
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Re: ATL: INVEST 94L East of the Windward Islands
canegrl04 wrote:I will predict a TD forms by midnight
Neck is stuck out over the chopping block. Time will tell if the axe falls cleanly and accurately.
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