Ken S.
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Is anyone picking up on the long range forecast? Looks like something brewing in the gulf around June 15th.
The feature the was sometimes sniffing out for around the 15th has verified a few days ahead of 's schedule as a weak area of enhanced rotation along a stationary boundary that lies SW-NE from about the Yucatan across central Florida, and has been tagged as Invest 90L. As of morning 6/11/24, has assigned it 20% odds of becoming a tropical cyclone within the next 7 days, but per , only once it has crossed Florida and is offshore of the Southeastern US. The title has been updated accordingly. - Ciel
Edited by cieldumort (Fri Sep 20 2024 02:43 PM)
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cieldumort
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Central American Gyre is now evident and some other models are coming on board with initiation in the region about that time.
If conditions allow, a spin-off TC would become better organized, but most model members calling for development are also forecasting something of a wet and sloppy, which would be typical this time of year.
We should have a clearer picture by early to mid next week. At present, isn't even outlining a low probability in their 7 day outlook, but it wouldn't surprise to see that change.
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JMII
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The tagged the gulf area this AM with a 0-20% chance of developement. Looks to bring some much needed rain into FL this week.
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MichaelA
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Looking at [url= https://earth.nullschool.net/#current/]earth.nullschool.net[/url], the system is rather shallow with the circulation not extending up to 700 mb. Sheer sets in above 700 mb.
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cieldumort
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Fairly feisty on final approach along the west coast.
While highly sheared, very lopsided and hybrid, 90L did manage to attain nearly or just barely tropical storm force winds about its core
Station 42013 with an anemometer elevation of 3 meters above sea level.
Adjusting up to 10m renders sustained winds of about 32 knots (37 MPH)
Sarasota–Bradenton International official anemometer with sustained of up to 29 MPH
Some time over the Gulf Stream with less shear may indeed be all the window 90L needs to earn a name for however short a time that may last
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JMII
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Key West NWS recorded a 51 mph gust.
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IsoFlame
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90L and the plume of moisture streaming up from the SW (aka Yucatan Express) is giving previously parched, wildfire-riddled central Fla a much -needed soaking... maybe a bit too much for the low-lying urban watersheds. I recorded 0.99" yesterday afternoon for the most meaningful rain to date in June. Two friends living a bit south (Oak Hill) and west (Christmas) measured 1/2' during past 36 hours.
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JMII
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This system has created a historical level of rainfall for Sarasota:
https://www.wfla.com/weather/sarasota-rainfall-is-nearly-a-1-in-1000-year-event/
8" of rain in just 3 hours 
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