| craigm |
| (Storm Tracker) |
| Fri Jul 25 2008 01:06 PM |
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Re: Area of Interest - Far Eastern Atlantic
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It is at low latitude - I put it at about 8N 23W at 25/00Z moving westward at a good clip. Here is a METEOSAT High Resolution Satellite Link. You will need to register, but it is a free service that is only updated every six hours.
Dundee Satellite Receiving Station, U.K.
The UKMET computerized analysis appears to be at the upper levels, but the satellite image shows that the wave is well below 20N. Although the updates are infrequent per international agreement, the resolution is superb.
ED
I stand corrected I think I was picking up on a mid level cyclone 500mb.
Fantastic link - your wave in high res looks like it has considerable outflow already and would suspect this will be 98L before too long. I wouldn't give up on X97L yet, especially the way this season has started although at that latitude it will feel any weakness in the ridge.