ATL: GORDON - Post-Tropical

[MississippiWx]

The past few minutes there appears to be a better surface vorticity getting going just SSW of Andros Island.

Nice increase of showers too.

[Aric Dunn]

The past few minutes there appears to be a better surface vorticity getting going just SSW of Andros Island.

Nice increase of showers too.

Yeah again so far right in line with the mesoscale models.. lol

[chaser1]

Have to say, it's really truckin' west. I was anticipating an approach close toward Miami-Dade. Looking at most recent sat and radar though, it could pass just south of at least the Upper Keys

[MGC]

MCL is showing up nicely on long range Miami radar this evening. Just east of Andros Island in the Bahamas, headed WNW. Should be approaching the upper keys by morning. Still thinking PTC7 won't close off till the GOM. It will be interesting to watch its passage through the Keys tomorrow.....looking for that west wind.....MGC

[Frank2]

Rapidly moving west - possible LLC west of the MLC now ~ 30 miles W of Andros: https://radar.weather.gov/ridge/radar.p ... 1&loop=yes

[Javlin]

MCL is showing up nicely on long range Miami radar this evening. Just east of Andros Island in the Bahamas, headed WNW. Should be approaching the upper keys by morning. Still thinking PTC7 won't close off till the GOM. It will be interesting to watch its passage through the Keys tomorrow.....looking for that west wind.....MGC

You're probably right the ULL you mentioned last night looked alittle more impressive this evening is moving SSW Fast should be out of the picture by tomorrow afternoon.
https://www.tropicaltidbits.com/sat/sat ... uct=wv-mid

[eastcoastFL]

Potential Tropical Cyclone 7.... brought to you by "fans of the orange and blue" - go Gators!

On a more serious note, anyone see what I see????

http://weather.cod.edu/satrad/exper/?pa ... =undefined

Is the large band moving info S. fl?

[SFLcane]

Wind gusts to 37 mph here in pompano beach

[SoupBone]

Shear continues to decrease in its path.

[Kazmit]

Conditions are definitely favorable in its path... how strong this gets depends on how quickly it can get its act together.

[MississippiWx]

Radar is going to help us for a while. Can see where the center is working to the surface here.

[SoupBone]

I'm amazed at how the models are doing pretty decent with this. Unless something drastic changes.

[tailgater]

Potential Tropical Cyclone 7.... brought to you by "fans of the orange and blue" - go Gators!

On a more serious note, anyone see what I see????

http://weather.cod.edu/satrad/exper/?pa ... =undefined

Chaser, first go gators!

Second, that sure does look like an llc, but need visible in morning to know for sure.

Geaux Tigers beat down on the Canes.
Yes I see you Gordon to be. Seems to me that once it gets in the GOM it could get out from beneath the upper trough with a upper low over sw Fla. diving sw and the one over northern Fla filling it could ramp up quickly but it could just as easily stay in a marginal upper level conditions.

[SoupBone]

You'd never know a tropical system was going to impact the Gulf Coast in a few days based on the crickets in this thread.

[MississippiWx]

You'd never know a tropical system was going to impact the Gulf Coast in a few days based on the crickets in this thread.

Mainly to do with the fact that models have trended away from a Texas impact. For whatever reason, we don't have many from Louisiana and Mississippi who participate here. Those are the two states that will be impacted the most. Add that to the fact that the models aren't showing a major hurricane, and it equals crickets. Lol.

[paintplaye]

ULL diving south across the western tip of Cuba is still shearing this system somewhat. It is moving rather quickly and may help to ventilate some tomorrow or Tuesday but development is still going to remain pretty slow. The best time for development may be those last 12 hours.

[SoupBone]

The Euro is very close to the GFS solution now, and shifted east a bit. This puts most of the models right into Southeastern Louisiana/Mississippi border. Seems like unless something drastic changes, they're beginning to lock on and agree. Most look to have lost that hook into SE Texas as well.

Disclaimer: As we all know too well though, things can still change.

[Aric Dunn]

Looking at cell motion.. looks like we have the "center" here. well on its way. roughly of course.

[MississippiWx]

Looking at cell motion.. looks like we have the "center" here. well on its way. roughly of course.

Believe it's a little further east than that, but still can't tell for sure. There is definitely noticeable turning in the lower level clouds again on satellite. Looks much better than earlier.

[Evil Jeremy]

I've got my eye on the three convective blow-ups over the past 90 minutes in the vicinity of 24N 79W. Looks to me like inflow is really picking up right now.

http://rammb.cira.colostate.edu/ramsdis ... display=12