danielw
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| Tue Jun 13 2006 07:22 PM |
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Re: Area of Interest - Eastern Caribbean Sea
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...Anyway, it bears watching, but likely will not develop until the Caribbean -- if at all. It is extremely rare to see something east of the Lesser Antilles in the month of June, so it has that working against it.
Did He say Bear Watch?? Already! It's just June 13th.
Logging in this evening there were two areas that caught my eye on the Upper Right Corner of the screen.
Alberto's remnants over the SE US, and a bright white area of cloud over the Lesser Antilles.
Hank, and others have been watching the model runs over the last week and this system has been persistantly consistant (PC).
We'll have to watch this and see if the excessive forward speed will overpower the E Caribbean graveyard of storms. I'm also watching to see if perhaps it makes it to the Eastern Hebert's box benchmark for a SW Atlantic route.
Hebert's Box
Time will tell. That's why they call it weather.