It's Colleen again....still can't remember my password. Anyhoo, I'm a little surprised that the TPC (who are probably as bored as we are, I might add) would take the time to type in "showers and thunderstorms associated with the tropical wave.....are not as well organized as they were yesterday" and then go on to mention that "upper level winds have become more favorable" and then "development...if any...would be slow to occur".
It seems to me that they are now looking at this wave a little differently; yet, their statement kind of differs. It is also entirely possible that I spend way too much time inferring things from the TWO, also.
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Anyhoo, I'm a little surprised that the TPC (who are probably as bored as we are, I might add) would take the time to type in "showers and thunderstorms associated with the tropical wave.....are not as well organized as they were yesterday" and then go on to mention that "upper level winds have become more favorable" and then "development...if any...would be slow to occur".
