Swirl in central MDR
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Swirl in central MDR
Guys, what are your thoughts on the developing swirl near 9N 38W? I was just alerted about it by the admin of a Facebook weather group to which I belong (who's also a recent member of S2K - I forget his username).
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Re: Swirl Near 9N 38W
Visible image saved loop shows that swirl with little convection.Let's see what happens if anything with that in the next few days.
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Re: Swirl in central MDR
My friend,I edited the title to add a general area instead of a latitude and longitude as title has to be changed many times when a specific location is added.
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Re: Swirl in central MDR
Hey abajan,good eye seeing it because look what has happened at the 12z surface map.A Low pressure has been added to the 12z analysis.
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Re: Swirl in central MDR
NDG wrote:Seems to be pushed south by a bigger system/circulation.
[img]https://i.imgur.com/3pLWveS.gif/img]
You should consider changing your system PW
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Re: Swirl in central MDR
cycloneye wrote:My friend,I edited the title to add a general area instead of a latitude and longitude as title has to be changed many times when a specific location is added.
Thanks! I was kinda wondering how frequently I would need to update its position in the title, as it seems to be moving quite quickly.
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Re: Swirl in central MDR
2 PM TWD about the Low Pressure:
A 1012 mb low is centered on the monsoon trough
near 09N39W. Scattered moderate convection is within 90 nm of the
low center.
near 09N39W. Scattered moderate convection is within 90 nm of the
low center.
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Re: Swirl in central MDR
i notice that now let see nhc notice it too soon look good on sat pic
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Re: Swirl in central MDR
floridasun78 wrote:i notice that now let see nhc notice it too soon look good on sat pic
No mention in 2 PM TWO.
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Re: Swirl in central MDR
Little button of convection over the center, how cute.
Worth looking at the models?
Worth looking at the models?
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Re: Swirl in central MDR
Nice catch! It’s definitely a swirl to keep an eye on.
But is it me or does the swirl look to be mid-level?
But is it me or does the swirl look to be mid-level?
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Re: Swirl in central MDR
Definitely low level with that latest warm core button of convection in the center, also shown on the map as 1012 mb surface feature.
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Re: Swirl in central MDR
chris_fit wrote:NDG wrote:Seems to be pushed south by a bigger system/circulation.
[img]https://i.imgur.com/3pLWveS.gif/img]
You should consider changing your system PW
Ha! Thanks for the reminder, didn't even noticed it had shown up on the screen recorder.
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