floridasun78 wrote:it look remain of td4 almost gone may not even gave rain to south fl it weaking quick
It might not be anything special but it will definitely enhance our thunderstorms and moisten up the air.
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floridasun78 wrote:it look remain of td4 almost gone may not even gave rain to south fl it weaking quick
tailgater wrote:Well the elongated swirl I was watching yesterday has now become a bit more circular with a T-storm almost directly over it. Look at the loop of 73.5W 23.3N. Small but trackabe
tailgater wrote:I don't how to post the Visible loops(computer idiot).
I'm glad that the models aren't doing anything with this in the short term or long term either really but I don't like systems moving through the Fla. straits. I'm sure thousands do and never develop but you remember the bad ones that do.
Plus, not much else to watch on the Atlantic side.
lrak wrote:Looking better to me also. tailgater may have us all turning our heads tomorrow
wxman57 wrote:You guys must be looking at something different than I am. I see a tropical wave moving into the coast of Florida. Pressures are almost 1020mb! There's no circulation, no organized convection, only a wave axis in a relatively high pressure area. Development chances are pretty close to zero. The wave will cause increased thunderstorm activity across south Florida over the next 12-24 hours then move across the northern Gulf and inland along the mid Gulf coast, where it will cause increased shower activity. It has only a slightly better chance of making a comeback than I do in being selected for the All-Star game next July.
http://wxman57.com/images/4f.JPG
panamatropicwatch wrote:We are looking at the area that is in the vicinity that the NHC had it at 6:50am edt.
The remnants of T.D. Four continue situated in the SW N Atlc
waters while it further weakens. A 1015 mb low pressure is
associated with it, which is located near 22N71W along with a
surface trough that extends from 25N71W to the low to 20N71W.
panamatropicwatch wrote:Don't know what to say wxman57 that is what was in this mornings TWD. The current vorticity map makes it look like something there also. Unless it traveled a couple hundred miles in 6 hours.
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