Very healthy trof......

[dixiebreeze]

pushing toward the SE U.S. I think 92L is too far south to be much affected, as far as being pulled dramatically NE:

http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/PS/TROP/DATA/RT/NWATL/WV/20.jpg

[wxcrazytwo]

I hear it has stalled just short of ATL..

[Brent]

I hear it has stalled just short of ATL..

Yep... and it won't be moving much farther if at all. Showers/storms dramatically increased today(we were bone dry up til today here for the last 5-6 days).

[mike18xx]

A "heathy trough" is in worse shape than the sloppiest of "depressions".

[Matt-hurricanewatcher]

This is the most sloppiest depression in history(92L) if they declare it tomarrow. It will be thinked of as the Grace of the central Atlatnic. If this is a depression tomarrow. I will start calling invest 94L that slamed the cape back in late June a hurricane.(J/k of course)


J/k

[EDR1222]

pushing toward the SE U.S. I think 92L is too far south to be much affected, as far as being pulled dramatically NE:

http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/PS/TROP/DATA/RT/NWATL/WV/20.jpg

The NWS Melbourne Friday morning AFD mentioned that 92L may indeed be to far south to be affected by the trough. Although more of the model runs are now indicating a sharper turn to the north,at least this morning. And that of course could change. It will be interesting to watch.