spinup
(Weather Watcher)
Thu Sep 06 2007 12:46 AM
regeneration

two more questions for today. watching the remnant low that was felix, how often do named storms degenerate to the point of being non-named and then regenerate into something substantive?

relatedly, if a storm such as felix, which is now a depression, were to drift back into the carribean sea or the gom, and grow into another monster, for example, would it be named felix as well?

i recall a bit of a discussion fray several years ago regarding one storm that was questionably re-named or renamed after undergoing a regeneration.


punkyg
(Weather Watcher)
Thu Sep 06 2007 12:49 AM
Re: regeneration

I do think if it regenerated it would still be felix, but do you thinks felix's left over convection in the carribean will develop?


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