metwannabe
(Weather Hobbyist)
Thu Sep 25 2008 09:30 PM
Re: Watching Disturbance off the Carolinas

The steeing layer would maybe suggest that 94L would move a little more northward then forecasted.

http://cimss.ssec.wisc.edu/tropic/real-time/atlantic/winds/wg8dlm2.html

It looks like in last radar loops it is moving slowly north. (Of course, whether it moves n/nnw/nw/w pretty much irrelevant except for those within couple hundred miles of center")

Local met just stated that winds along the outerbanks have lessened some today because part of the system broke off and moved north, leaving a more concetrated area of rain/wind near NC/SC border. Does this mean it is finally detaching itself from the frontal system, in its last ditch effort to be classified?


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