Brad in Miami
(Storm Tracker)
Thu Sep 01 2005 03:02 PM
Miami NWS's take on trough near Bahamas

Regarding the complex setup in the Western Atlantic (which HF discussed in some detail this morning), this is from the 243 pm EDT Miami National Weather Service discussion:

"THE GFS DEVELOPS A LOW ON THE FRONT NE OF THE GRAND
BAHAMA ISLAND AND MOVES SOUTH AND THEN SOUTHWEST AND THEN THROUGH
THE EXTREME SOUTH PART OF THE FLORIDA PENINSULA MONDAY AFTERNOON
AND THEN WEST INTO THE EASTERN GULF. THE NAM IS SLOWER WITH THIS
LOW AND SOMEWHAT DEEPER. THIS SITUATION BEARS WATCHING. BELIEVE
ATTM THIS LOW MAY NOT BECOME TROPICAL AND WILL BE JUST A LOW ALONG
THE FRONTAL TROUGH. "


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