An area near the Yucatan channel has been designated invest 90L, in February on Super Bowl Sunday.
Although shear is a bit too high to allow for pure tropical development, there exists a possibility for sub-tropical development, which is unusual, but has occurred in the past, in early February of 1952 there was an unusually warm winter in Florida, and during this a storm See track made landfall Feb 2, groundhog's day in southwest Florida. This system formed near where the invest currently is now.
This will be monitored for potential development, right now probably about a 10-20% shot. Those in Southwest Florida may expect a rough Tuesday or Wednesday if this materializes, but it will be more a rainmaker and oddity than any real threat.
Northeast Gulf Links
Southeast Composite Radar Loop
(Latest Static)
Tampa Bay, FL Radar Long Range Radar Loop
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Latest Static)
Key West, FL Radar Long Range Radar Loop
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Latest Static)
Mobile, AL Radar Long Range Radar Loop
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Latest Static)
Tallahassee FL Radar Long Range Radar Loop
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Latest Static)
Northwest Florida Radar Long Range Radar Loop
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Latest Static)
Gulf of Mexico Satellite Imagery
SFWMD Full Florida Radar (Includes east LA, MS,AL) Loop with Storm Track
Area Forecast Discussions:
Mississippi/Alabama/Pensacola -
Panhandle/Tallahassee -
Tampa/West Central Florida
92L Event Related Links
Animated Model Plot of 92L
SFWMD Model Plot (Animated Model Plot) SFWMD Hurricane Page
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Clark Evans Track Model Plot of 92L
(Animated!)
Clark Evans Intensity Model Plot of 92L
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Clark Evans Top 10 Analog Storms for 92L
More model runs on from RAL/Jonathan Vigh's page
NRL Info on 92L -- RAMMB Info
Floater Satellite Images:
Visible
(Loop),
IR
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WV
(Loop),
Dvorak
(Loop),
AVN
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RGB
(Loop),
Rainbow
(Loop),
Funktop
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RB Top
Loop)
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