txwatcher91 wrote:Hammy wrote:With Harvey's outflow to the west and a trough to the north, could the upper flow be divergent enough to help in tropical formation once whatever low is there gets over Atlantic waters?
I’m curious about that as well. The euro is a bit stronger, gfs shows a weak system and cmc continues to develop it into a fairly strong system. The NAM is also picking up on development so odds for something forming off the coast of FL and heading for the NC coast some high right now.
This is been my line of thinking all along I think the 92l is going to develop right off the coast of Northeast Florida and slowly slowly move northeast up towards off the North Carolina coast, so something to watch but I think it will become at least a subtropical feature as it merges with a dissipating frontal boundary. This morning convection has blown up nicely off the West Coast of the peninsula down there. I think the broad low pressure which I've been tracking from 92L is crossing the state as we speak and it should enter into the Atlantic either sometime tonight or during Saturday.