ATL: INGRID - Remnants - Discussion

[Tireman4]

:uarrow:

Off topic, gents. Let's keep focused on 93L please. Thanks!

Yes sir. There is still hope for us with 93L. Still hope.

[Portastorm]

:uarrow:

Off topic, gents. Let's keep focused on 93L please. Thanks!

Busted!! Back to the tropics....but even a mod has to do it once in awhile!

I've never done it ... say, by the way, are the leaves changing up there yet?!

Back to 93L ...

[Dave]

Invest 93L (large graphics file)

http://www.fallsky.com/93/4.jpg

[LaBreeze]

Invest 93L (large graphics file)

http://www.fallsky.com/93/4.jpg

Good photo.

[CrazyC83]

It almost looks like a TD to my eye...although we need an ASCAT pass to prove.

[cycloneye]

It finally got off the 18N latitude on the 18z Best Track that was for the past 24 hours.

AL, 93, 2013091118, , BEST, 0, 183N, 893W, 25, 1008, DB

Moving from 270 degrees to 280 degrees.

LATCUR = 18.3N LONCUR = 89.3W DIRCUR = 280DEG SPDCUR = 7KT

[CrazyC83]

11/1732 UTC 18.1N 88.8W OVERLAND 93L -- Atlantic

[tropicwatch]

Looks to be moving at a pretty good clip now. I would not be surprised if 93l made it to the BOC later tonight.

http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/PS/TROP/floaters/93L/flash-vis-long.html

[Alyono]

this will be over the water

development chances seem strange. It is more likely to NOT be a TD in 48 hours? Cannot agree there

[TexWx]

this will be over the water

development chances seem strange. It is more likely to NOT be a TD in 48 hours? Cannot agree there

I must be looking at it wrong.

[cycloneye]

11/1732 UTC 18.1N 88.8W OVERLAND 93L -- Atlantic

I always wonder why Dvorak most of the time has different positions than the Best Track ones.

[Alyono]

11/1732 UTC 18.1N 88.8W OVERLAND 93L -- Atlantic

I always wonder why Dvorak most of the time has different positions than the Best Track ones.

Because there are multiple agencies making Dvorak estimates. Besides, Dvoraks are only satellite based. BT includes ALL data

[Ptarmigan]

I notice upper level low near Florida and Georgia. I wonder what impact it could have on 93L.

[LaBreeze]

I notice upper level low near Florida and Georgia. I wonder what impact it could have on 93L.

Good point, I wonder as well. Would it inhibit it's development or pull some of the moisture up with it?

[ninel conde]

I notice upper level low near Florida and Georgia. I wonder what impact it could have on 93L.

Good point, I wonder as well. Would it inhibit it's development or pull some of the moisture up with it?

3 strong upper lows in that picture and a 4th cutting off. my guess is the ull will make it very hostile in the GOM SO IF 93L develops at all it better scrape along the coast.

[stormlover2013]

it all depends where the LLC forms, my guess yes mexico but it has to form first. I have been hit twice by storms and both of those storms weren't supposed to hit my area and it did.

[Portastorm]

it all depends where the LLC forms, my guess yes mexico but it has to form first. I have been hit twice by storms and both of those storms weren't supposed to hit my area and it did.

Your "area" being?? ... it's defined in your profile.

[Hammy]

The ULL over Florida is moving west to WNW in tandem with 93L and will likely continue to aide in outflow to the north. I don't see any problem in the GoM from the other two.

[cycloneye]

Cams at Campeche.

http://webcamsdemexico.net/campeche2/live.jpg

http://webcamsdemexico.net/campeche1/live.jpg

[HouTXmetro]

I know there is a vigorous rotation deep in the Yucatan, but Is it possible this storm can consolidate further north towards deeper convection? Or are the current dynamics against any type of "center" relocation?