There is an area of convection around the center of a low at 41N 55W that seems to have taken some tropical characteristics and wouldn't be surprised if its added post season
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Possible STS in North Central Atlantic
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Re: Possible STS in North Central Atlantic
Reminds me of the system in 2006 that ended up added, and I believe it formed in roughly the same area as well.
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Re: Possible STS in North Central Atlantic
Copied from model thread:
And here's the associated ASCAT pass. Sorry about the text being on top of things; that's an artifact of how the ASCAT grid is divided:
TheAustinMan wrote:Not necessarily model-related, but I am a bit curious as to what this particular blob is. Probably very brief, but interesting to look at nonetheless. A brief look at the CIMSS vorticity products suggests that the area of convection is not really colocated with the nearby vorticity maxima.
And here's the associated ASCAT pass. Sorry about the text being on top of things; that's an artifact of how the ASCAT grid is divided:
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Re: Possible STS in North Central Atlantic
Hammy wrote:Reminds me of the system in 2006 that ended up added, and I believe it formed in roughly the same area as well.
actually think that system was 500mi farther west, but they both formed along a separation from a frontal boundary
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Re: Possible STS in North Central Atlantic
may not be added as it does not appear from the ASCAT that it has TS winds
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Re: Possible STS in North Central Atlantic
Alyono wrote:may not be added as it does not appear from the ASCAT that it has TS winds
Do they not add systems that are below storm-intensity?
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Re: Possible STS in North Central Atlantic
typically only systems of TS intensity are added post season
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Re: Possible STS in North Central Atlantic
Not seeing much right now, probably a quick subtropical depression IMO
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