Which feature will become a named storm?
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Which feature will become a named storm?
I think there was topic awhile back to not make polls for some reason, if I'm not supposed to just delete this.
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That poll would be better if GOM area was included. 
Last edited by cycloneye on Sat Jul 30, 2005 3:39 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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pcolaguy wrote:cycloneye wrote:That poll would be better if GOM was included.
Huh? I think I missed out on something...
I edited poll to include GOM.
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HouTXmetro wrote:93L is just the flavor of the day. It was left for dead yesterday.
Yesterday it was all about 92L what another day makes
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Been out for most of the day, just checked 93L and shear maps and it looks like based on the great sat presentation and low shear that it is the one to develop. MJO gates still closed though so it might not develop even though I went out on a limb and said 93L.
EDIT: Just looked at the 93L TWO disco and it said recon plane might go out there tomorrow, so yeah, 93L.
EDIT: Just looked at the 93L TWO disco and it said recon plane might go out there tomorrow, so yeah, 93L.
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I am also suspect of either one, but if 92L can get north of the islands, I think it will move into a more favorable environment over the next few days. 93L might develop some but could run into some wind shear down the road. Tough call, but 93L probably has a better chance right now, at least in the short term.
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