Whats causing all the commotion down there?
It sure has fired up and just looking from a satellite's point of view you might think something was brewing.
S. Carribbean blobs have any chance?
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Dave C wrote:I remember in the past Steve Lyons mentioned that when the trade winds slow down as they approach the central American land mass this leads to convective build-up, like when warm moist air runs up the Rockies or along a frontal boundry, lifting, cooling and T.storms.
Cool thanks
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