Hurry up and run this visible loop (pretty cool feature)...

[Hurricaneman]

Looks to be 100 miles staight south of Pensacola

[Astro_man92]

Yep looks like something "MAY" finally be brewing south of the AL/Fl stateline.

http://www.rap.ucar.edu/weather/satelli ... duration=7

That is a cool loop to

[Opal storm]

ok, whre could this go inland at??

Just a wild guess, but anywhere from Missisippi to Corpus, TX

I don't think this will go to Texas,let alone develop into anything.Even if something does come out it will probably go inland towards the northern Gulf coast area.(SE LA to FL panhandle).

[Stormcenter]

ok, whre could this go inland at??

Just a wild guess, but anywhere from Missisippi to Corpus, TX

I don't think this will go to Texas,let alone develop into anything.Even if something does come out it will probably go inland towards the northern Gulf coast area.(SE LA to FL panhandle).

Well we just have to wait and see but it is interesting.

[Hurricaneman]

If it develops, where do you think its going

[deltadog03]

ok, whre could this go inland at??

Just a wild guess, but anywhere from Missisippi to Corpus, TX

I don't think this will go to Texas,let alone develop into anything.Even if something does come out it will probably go inland towards the northern Gulf coast area.(SE LA to FL panhandle).

how do you figure?? just wondering....the high is building in

[Astro_man92]

ok, whre could this go inland at??

Just a wild guess, but anywhere from Missisippi to Corpus, TX

I don't think this will go to Texas,let alone develop into anything.Even if something does come out it will probably go inland towards the northern Gulf coast area.(SE LA to FL panhandle).

Well we just have to wait and see but it is interesting.

Agreed

[Opal storm]

ok, whre could this go inland at??

Just a wild guess, but anywhere from Missisippi to Corpus, TX

I don't think this will go to Texas,let alone develop into anything.Even if something does come out it will probably go inland towards the northern Gulf coast area.(SE LA to FL panhandle).

how do you figure?? just wondering....the high is building in

It's a 100 miles off the coast,if it moves due west it will crash into SE LA.Unless the high moves it WSW.

[tailgater]

Yeah Steve I saw it earlier, petty cool I'd like to have seen from about 50 miles away( a little bomb going off).

[deltadog03]

yeah, i see your point...i wasn't trying to argue with ya...

i am puzzled with this season so far this year....

[Hurricaneman]

With a season like this, this may go

[Astro_man92]

With a season like this, this may go

Still I doubt it my hopes are not very high for this system or even 92L for that matter. I'm going to be watching 93L

[tailgater]

Hurry up and run this visible loop (pretty cool feature)...

a word to the wise: NEVER use the terms "hurry up" and "loop" in the same sentence when talking to a dial-up user lol

I feel for you this time of the year

[Stormcenter]

ok, whre could this go inland at??

Just a wild guess, but anywhere from Missisippi to Corpus, TX

I don't think this will go to Texas,let alone develop into anything.Even if something does come out it will probably go inland towards the northern Gulf coast area.(SE LA to FL panhandle).

how do you figure?? just wondering....the high is building in

It's a 100 miles off the coast,if it moves due west it will crash into SE LA.Unless the high moves it WSW.

The spin I'm looking at is further south than 100 miles and it would not crash into SE La. if it moved westward.

http://www.rap.ucar.edu/weather/satelli ... duration=7

[Astro_man92]

ok, whre could this go inland at??

Just a wild guess, but anywhere from Missisippi to Corpus, TX

I don't think this will go to Texas,let alone develop into anything.Even if something does come out it will probably go inland towards the northern Gulf coast area.(SE LA to FL panhandle).

how do you figure?? just wondering....the high is building in

It's a 100 miles off the coast,if it moves due west it will crash into SE LA.Unless the high moves it WSW.

The spin I'm looking at is further south than 100 miles and it would not crash into SE La. if it moved westward.

http://www.rap.ucar.edu/weather/satelli ... duration=7

and i'm looking at the batch of thunder storms that was over Florida about an hour or so ago


so which is it??????????? which system is our system to watch????????

[Stormcenter]

ok, whre could this go inland at??

Just a wild guess, but anywhere from Missisippi to Corpus, TX

I don't think this will go to Texas,let alone develop into anything.Even if something does come out it will probably go inland towards the northern Gulf coast area.(SE LA to FL panhandle).

how do you figure?? just wondering....the high is building in

It's a 100 miles off the coast,if it moves due west it will crash into SE LA.Unless the high moves it WSW.

The spin I'm looking at is further south than 100 miles and it would not crash into SE La. if it moved westward.

http://www.rap.ucar.edu/weather/satelli ... duration=7

and i'm looking at the batch of thunder storms that was over Florida about an hour or so ago


so which is it??????????? which system is our system to watch????????

In my opinion it is due south of the AL/FL border about 200 miles. You can clearly see the vigorous spin. Now the question is will more convection develop around it?

http://www.rap.ucar.edu/weather/satelli ... duration=6

[Astro_man92]

ok, whre could this go inland at??

Just a wild guess, but anywhere from Missisippi to Corpus, TX

I don't think this will go to Texas,let alone develop into anything.Even if something does come out it will probably go inland towards the northern Gulf coast area.(SE LA to FL panhandle).

how do you figure?? just wondering....the high is building in

It's a 100 miles off the coast,if it moves due west it will crash into SE LA.Unless the high moves it WSW.

The spin I'm looking at is further south than 100 miles and it would not crash into SE La. if it moved westward.

http://www.rap.ucar.edu/weather/satelli ... duration=7

and i'm looking at the batch of thunder storms that was over Florida about an hour or so ago


so which is it??????????? which system is our system to watch????????

In my opinion it is due south of the AL/FL border about 200 miles. You can clearly see the vigorous spin. Now the question is will more convection develop around it?

http://www.rap.ucar.edu/weather/satelli ... duration=6

I don't see what you are talking about

[HouTXmetro]

ok, whre could this go inland at??

Just a wild guess, but anywhere from Missisippi to Corpus, TX

I don't think this will go to Texas,let alone develop into anything.Even if something does come out it will probably go inland towards the northern Gulf coast area.(SE LA to FL panhandle).

how do you figure?? just wondering....the high is building in

It's a 100 miles off the coast,if it moves due west it will crash into SE LA.Unless the high moves it WSW.

The spin I'm looking at is further south than 100 miles and it would not crash into SE La. if it moved westward.

http://www.rap.ucar.edu/weather/satelli ... duration=7

and i'm looking at the batch of thunder storms that was over Florida about an hour or so ago


so which is it??????????? which system is our system to watch????????

People, People, just uses the NHC map and overlay it with the frontal boundary feature. The area of L pressure is WELL offshore and if it moved due west it would not crash into Louisiana.

http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/PS/TROP/DATA/RT ... -loop.html

[Normandy]

There is no such vigorous spin in the Gulf of Mexico....im clueless to what you are watching.

[Stormcenter]

ok, whre could this go inland at??

Just a wild guess, but anywhere from Missisippi to Corpus, TX

I don't think this will go to Texas,let alone develop into anything.Even if something does come out it will probably go inland towards the northern Gulf coast area.(SE LA to FL panhandle).

how do you figure?? just wondering....the high is building in

It's a 100 miles off the coast,if it moves due west it will crash into SE LA.Unless the high moves it WSW.

The spin I'm looking at is further south than 100 miles and it would not crash into SE La. if it moved westward.

http://www.rap.ucar.edu/weather/satelli ... duration=7

and i'm looking at the batch of thunder storms that was over Florida about an hour or so ago


so which is it??????????? which system is our system to watch????????

In my opinion it is due south of the AL/FL border about 200 miles. You can clearly see the vigorous spin. Now the question is will more convection develop around it?

http://www.rap.ucar.edu/weather/satelli ... duration=6

I don't see what you are talking about

Then I give up.

Actually I don't see what anyone else could be talking about but the small spin I pointing out.

http://www.rap.ucar.edu/weather/satelli ... duration=6