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agree its a player, wouldn't say it has an eye wanting to peek out but something is going on there
less shear..
where is the center?
would love to know more.. like to see surface obs as it gets closer to the islands..
believe there are no warnings out currently..
waiting for more clarity in info
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Frank P
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best estimate of the location of the LLC from the sat loops... I think it might have a good shot of being classified as a weak depression once recon gets out there later this afternoon.... providing of course it maintains what it currently has... convection continues to pulse with some deep convection building just south of the LLC, and off to the northeast which is fighting shear, and to the east of the LLC as well..
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http://orca.rsmas.miami.edu/wximages/jet/1_05/anis.html
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James88
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Since Storm Floater 2 is now over 93L we can keep a closer eye on it. It looks pretty impressive.
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rmbjoe1954
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Are there any models showing where 93L will go?
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I see couple of minor problems with 93L at the moment.... its moving a little to fast and it's too close to SA.... losing some of its convection off to the south because of its low latitude.... needs to slow down and get a good northerly component to its west motion... but it sure has some potential, and these minor problems can be overcome quite rapidly...
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Yeah, 93L is a Gulf storm by all means. Click on the link below. The models are in fairly good agreement about this one.
Wright Weather Model Map
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Colleen A.
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Well, with 91L and 93L, looks like there'll be some busy people on this board. Both look pretty impressive. Will be interesting to see what ty[e of Recon (if they're going out) will bring back.
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Vorticity center forming up..
You know what happens if TOO much gets going at same time///NHC is already backing off ex TD 2 a bit....meanwhile, that is a very interesting swirl over LA...storms have actually developed just on the coast there before.
Try this for a scenario..TD or weak TS develops off LA and moves across Fl or lower ALA
EX TD 2 becomes a CAt 1 storm and hits panhandle
Mr. C comes along and enters the Gulf in about 4 days......
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The T-numbers for XTD #2 remain 2.0/2.0, but 93L is up to 1.5/1.5.
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I get the feeling that like the former and future TD2, 93 L will continue heading west then turn NW, then N, then complete its cycle by going NE - into the Fl panhandle.- I have no scientific basis for this- just a wrenching feeling seeing how fast 93L is traveling.
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We here in Central Florida had a cold front that stalled out for a couple/three days..then lifted to the north. Anyone know how far north it's going or if it's going to be a player in either of these two features?
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BugsBunny
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Tropical Storm Beryl in 1988 actually developed over southeast Louisiana from a frontal low.
Beryl 1988
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Colleen A.
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Also, look at the blob off the northwest portion of the Florida Peninsula...not saying it will become anything because it looks too close too land. But it's going to be a rainmaker for sure.
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Right on Bugs...and Juan dithered around and around over there in 1985...and hit..Pensacola.
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Yep, its going to be stormy no matter how you look at it in the Fl Big Bend....
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Here are some blasts from the past you might have lost in your bookmarks over the years:
UW 8km High Rest of the Hemisphere
And the IR
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That little low is interesting. The pressures are rising in the are, but bouy data does support a closed surface low almost directly over NO. With Bouys east of the center showing south or southeast winds and west of the center showing NW winds. Don't think anything will come of it, but it does throw another chip on the table.
That sysytem in the islands is the most impressive wave I have seen in the 15 years I have been following these things. South America will be a problem, but if it can come a little north, look out.
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It's low pressurey here today. Lots of mixed clouds, occasional rainfall and 8-12k winds. Nothing major, but a nice cool summer day FWIW. Looks like the main band (an arm perhaps?) is moving toward the Mobile & P'cola coasts.
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Since we seem to have two players back on the map, and it's not as quiet as it once was, shall we wait for the to not make a call, or start a new thread so we can ge down to some real stormtracking. I'm giving both systems the thumbs up; 91L is a hearty little rabbit eater, and should be given a name just for keeping a "slow period" going.....
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