Wave Coming Behind 94L
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Wave Coming Behind 94L
Looks to me that the latest wave off the African Coast is as strong or stronger than 94L was upon exit. Are the models latching onto it at all yet? It just looks to me to have the same basic signatures that Bertha and 94L had upon entering the Atlantic (all of the waves that just dissipated did so much more quickly than these or they stayed in the ITCZ.) Is this a candidate for development?
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Re: Wave Coming Behind 94L
Ha a spin to it already just off the coast. Maybe the next one to watch also.
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Re: Wave Coming Behind 94L
Bastardi mentioned he thought the MJO phase might be favorable for one more African wave...
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Re: Wave Coming Behind 94L
It almost looks like it's gotten closer to 94L and stolen some of its thunder. Literally, I guess.
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HurricaneHunter914 wrote:Well, if 94L fails, the entire board will probably run to this thread.![]()
Seriously, this is a nice looking system. Everything looks favorable for it now, so let's see what it does.
You are so right it predict this thread will have over 100 hits by morning.
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Re: Wave Coming Behind 94L
Paul is taking from Peter.Area at 8n and 28w is sucking 94L dry at the moment.
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Re: Wave Coming Behind 94L
well at least we may have 2 to watch considering its only july, think we might have to get ready for Bertha's remnants KWT if the atlantic conveyor belt of gloom brings her this way 

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Re: Wave Coming Behind 94L
This wave is starting look better than 94L. Looks an broad or elongated area of low pressure on the QS this morning:

http://manati.orbit.nesdis.noaa.gov/dat ... MBas26.png

http://manati.orbit.nesdis.noaa.gov/dat ... MBas26.png
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Re: Wave Coming Behind 94L
Looks like a very sharp wave or maybe a LLC. I would say 95L later today.
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