SSD T number rise from 1.0 to 1.5= 26.6n the position

[cycloneye]

http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/PS/TROP/positions.html

Now if that is the center why the models continue to iniciate more south?

The 1.5 T number is not as significant because it is almost the same as 1.0 25 kts but it is a step closer to TD.

[Rainband]

http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/PS/TROP/positions.html

Now if that is the center why the models continue to iniciate more south?

The 1.5 T number is not as significant because it is almost the same as 1.0 25 kts but it is a step closer to TD.

The models were intialized before this center was here!! They had it too far south!! :o

[Stormsfury]

SSD estimates are based only what cloud patterns and satellite interpretations only and do not reflect surface conditions ...

Incidentally, just got a report SSW of that satellite report ... SE winds (25.0ºN, 77.5ºW) ---

The models will continue to initialize on the area of lowest pressure.

SF

[Steve H.]

Strange though, it looks like the northern Bahama system is fading (shrinking) and the energy is getting sucked into the original LLCC going through the Straits :o I'm Not very impreeeessed with the system in the Bahamas now. the only thing it seemed to have was a CDO, but that's getting stretched :o