

Moderator: S2k Moderators
vbhoutex wrote:Blown Away wrote:AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION...COR TO ADD PRELIM POPS AND TEMPS
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE MELBOURNE FL
308 PM EDT FRI JUL 22 2011
.PREVIOUS EXTENDED DISCUSSION...EARLY NEXT WEEK THE RIDGE OVER THE
STATE SHOWS BREAKING DUE TO FALLING HGHTS ACROSS THE CAROLINAS.
DEVELOPMENT OF A MEAN SFC TROUGH ALONG THE MID ATLC SEA BOARD WL ACT
TO TO INCREASE PCPN CHCS BY TUE AND CONTINUING THROUGH MIDWEEK WITH
DEVELOPMENT OF WLY STEERING LEVEL FLOW ALONG WITH LESS CONV
INHIBITION (COOLER TEMPS ALOFT AND MOISTURE). TROPICAL WV APCHG THE
BAHAMAS AROUND WED MAY HELP TO INCREASE MOISTURE LATE IN THE
WEEK...KEEPING AT LEAST SEASONAL PRECIP CHCS IN THE FCST.
Do these NWS offices just make their own call on tropical systems? Saying 90L will be approaching the Bahamas goes against almost all the models and the TAFB showing 90L moving as a wave through the Caribbean?? Brownsville NWS saying 90L going over Florida???
They have as much or more divergence of opinion than this site does it seems.![]()
BigB0882 wrote:Looking better and better. Code orange, for sure.
chrisjslucia wrote:Was hoping to have heard from someone in Barbados to get a real time description of 90L but no word yet. I was snoozing along assuming this was heading north of us and then looked at the Antilles radar and the rain is coming soon!
Having checked the radar for the past 30 minutes, it seems as the south western corner of the system is almost rolling to the South West, rather than heading due west. If so, St Vincent will get rain too.
Friends in the Leewards, take care.
Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 26 guests