#646 Postby northjaxpro » Sat Jul 30, 2011 1:09 pm
ROCK wrote:northjaxpro wrote:cycloneye wrote:80%
Up to 80%. I think NHC will pronounce this a TD later tonight, and obviously will hold off until Air Force Recon aircraft gets in there tomorrow to upgrade to TS status it appears.
why? unless is improves later...right now you have 2 areas competing for the same moisture envelope. Until that changes no upgrade. I think both of these guys formed due to very large area of low pressure that came with this wave....I think it was around 1008MB coming across the pond....
ROCK, I get what you are saying. It is just my inclination after what happened last season with the situation with Tomas that they have enough to go by right now to declare this a TD beginning tonight and start the ball rolling to initiate advisories for the people to start preparations in the NE Caribbean islands. Just my opinion.
As I mentioned a moment ago, NHC will wait for data from the Recon aircraft tomorrow before they do any significant upgrade to TS.
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northjaxpro on Sat Jul 30, 2011 1:12 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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