99L Plots trending back west....
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99L Plots trending back west....
Looks to me like 99L May be trying to sneak under the High and ride it west like ive said all along..
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Re: 99L Plots trending back west....
DESTRUCTION5 wrote:Looks to me like 99L May be trying to sneak under the High and ride it west like ive said all along..
But where is a link to those plots?
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Re: 99L Plots trending back west....
cycloneye wrote:DESTRUCTION5 wrote:Looks to me like 99L May be trying to sneak under the High and ride it west like ive said all along..
But where is a link to those plots?
http://weather.net-waves.com/modelplot.htm
Click 99 but you already know this well Cyclone..
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Re: West?
Fego wrote:That's NW.. isn't it?
Lol, come on... you can't have NW with out west
but there is a chance if this remains undeveloped that it can skim under that high and not jet north.
-Eric
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Re: West?
Brent wrote:Fego wrote:That's NW.. isn't it?
Yes... but they have TRENDED west. No more unanimous recurve.
The weaker it stays, the farther south IMO.
Agreed, like i said above....
If this were to develop it would move more northerly, however if it stays as a depresion or wave until north of the islands, then it would have a chance at a CONUS hit.
Sort of the same thing that happened with Andrew, it didn't develope much until after moving past the islands. (not claiming that this will be an Andrew)
-Eric
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99L is going to be meeting up with a trough, which it is beginning to feel the efforts of now. If the trough doesn't take it away (if it stays "it" it shouldn't) to the north we'll have something to watch late weekend, since IT would continue westward. Time will tell, but this should be intersting to watch.
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CENTRAL ATLANTIC OCEAN TROPICAL WAVE ALONG 43W/44W SOUTH OF 23N
MOVING 10 TO 15 KT. THE SURFACE LOW PRESSURE CENTER ALONG THE
WAVE FROM THE 15/0600 UTC SURFACE ANALYSIS HAS DISSIPATED. NUMEROUS STRONG SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS FROM 19N TO 21N
BETWEEN 45W AND 46W. WARMING CLOUD TOP TEMPERATURES FROM 17N TO
22N BETWEEN 40W AND 44W HAVE LED TO WEAKENING CONVECTIVE
ACTIVITY IN THIS SAME AREA. WIDELY SCATTERED MODERATE TO
ISOLATED STRONG SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS FROM 12N TO 13N
BETWEEN 45W AND 49W.
Development of this disturbance is right now unlikely, let see if the atmospheric conditions turn to be more benevolent over the next 24 to 48 hours, and then something may happen.
MOVING 10 TO 15 KT. THE SURFACE LOW PRESSURE CENTER ALONG THE
WAVE FROM THE 15/0600 UTC SURFACE ANALYSIS HAS DISSIPATED. NUMEROUS STRONG SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS FROM 19N TO 21N
BETWEEN 45W AND 46W. WARMING CLOUD TOP TEMPERATURES FROM 17N TO
22N BETWEEN 40W AND 44W HAVE LED TO WEAKENING CONVECTIVE
ACTIVITY IN THIS SAME AREA. WIDELY SCATTERED MODERATE TO
ISOLATED STRONG SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS FROM 12N TO 13N
BETWEEN 45W AND 49W.
Development of this disturbance is right now unlikely, let see if the atmospheric conditions turn to be more benevolent over the next 24 to 48 hours, and then something may happen.
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