Rob_M
(Weather Hobbyist)
Fri Jun 11 2004 03:47 PM
Re: Fireball Away sir...

Yeah, we were all looking at TD2 near 40W at this time last year. Very uncommon to get development that far east so early in the season.

On the subject of this Caribbean disturbance, just shoot me if it develops. My June stats are SOOOO against it LOL. Then again you know how the weather can be.

But in all seriousness, I still don't think this will become anything at all (other than a rainmaker). As long as there's a low pressure in the UPPER levels, we won't be dealing with a purely tropical system. And there is a chance that the upper low will fade away by Day 3...but by then any surface low will be starting to experience strong shear from a shortwave trough. Still bears watching (as with any disturbance) but nothing to get exicted about IMO.



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