cieldumort
(Moderator)
Thu May 31 2007 07:28 AM
Re: Memorial Day Weekend Area to Watch

Again, please forgive the late additions (we keep having very active wx here in Texas)

Everybody, I was a holdout through much of the day, especially looking at such unfavorable shear atop already marginal SSTs in much of the GOM. Best I could argue for was a highly "lopsided TC" (which of course just about never gets a name, baring extenuating reasons).. and I still argue that the most likely scenario is for some kind of hybrid that is or is not name-worthy... But gee whiz, I concede to what is going on tonight. Here are two examples

Surface pressures and winds in the region

Funktop loop centered over Invest... just wow

What can I say, I am impressed!



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