Colleen A.
(Moderator)
Tue Jun 07 2005 04:48 PM
Re: The Caribbean

This is only MHO, but when I look at that satellite loop posted, it appears that some of the energy near NW Florida is beginning to lift to the north, which would mean a more poleward pull on what *may* be our first (ugh) TD of the year. It looks like that dry air is being replaced with moister air in the GOM, and if you look at the bottom part of the loop, it appears that the low could possibly be pulled around what I would call (in a very scientific sense) a "loop-de-loop".
Again, my OHO which could be completely incorrect. I can predict this with almost 99.9% certainty: someone along the eastern GOM is gonna get soaked, named or no-named.



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