92L A Florida Threat? See Model Plots; convection increasing

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not much

#61 Postby bellavista2 » Sat Jul 30, 2005 9:21 pm

less hyperbole, more reality is usually a good thing.
no Bahamas except a rain wind event.
maybe a Keys event but to talk about Labor Day is crazy.
the mere fact of a big storm 70 years ago doesn't equal same storm
every time a summer low heads for the keys.
If I am wrong, let's just say CAMILLE every LO system we see and
someone will be right every 100 hundred years!!
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#62 Postby Tampa Bay Hurricane » Sat Jul 30, 2005 9:32 pm

Highly doubt anything like the labor day storm, but a TS would not surprise me. If it stays off land, a strong TS would not surprise me by 5-7 days out.

oh wait those hot ssts- ok so a cat 5 in 6 days heading up my way >NOOOOOOOOO!!!!! :D just kidding :wink: No cat 5's anytime soon....
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#63 Postby fci » Sat Jul 30, 2005 11:17 pm

Wow, we are all so bored with a sudden lull!
We've been spoiled by this season where just about every Invest turned into a storm.
92L has been a dud from the start and I would be surprised to see it be anything but a bit of a rainmaker from here on out.
It might pass here in SE Fl and develop into something in the GOM but seems to just hang on day to day without much action.
We heard about it on the Miami Forecast Discussion as an issue for this weekend a week ago and it is slowly plodding along without developing into much of anything. Frightening models, prospective Harvey.......
I just hope it continues to defy the models and just brings some rain here and remains a permanent Invest!
Let us remain bored with the lull for a while and we can all conject on each Invest and be entertained by the board.
That is until the SAL goes away, the CV season kicks in and the serious stuff starts again..
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