M.A.
(Weather Guru)
Tue Sep 25 2007 06:24 PM
Re: Tropical Storm Karen forms in the East Atlantic, also watching other waves

Karen looks to be intensifying. The SE and North quadrants look to be blowing up on the latest sat views. I know that it is not forecast to gain a lot of strenght of the next 120 hrs. But I still have to wonder if this only a feable attempt at intensification or a precurser of things to come if the LLC tightens. She is an absolute massive storm, and it doesnt appear to be under a terrible amount of shear at this point. Any thoughts?


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