Quote: Well, neither system is any better organised at the moment, but the latest TWO says that there is still potential for development.
Maybe we should cast our eyes east - the wave in the central Atlantic is looking really good this morning. It is moving into warmer waters and is situated in reasonably moist air. I'm not sure what the shear is like out there, but maybe this wave will become a player in a couple of days. As HF said, it could fall apart, but it might not. The UKMET joined the GFS in calling for a system yesterday, so it makes you wonder. What do you guys think?
Bahamas system runs out of real estate before it can really get going.
Gulf system needs to get W befire it can do anything.
East Atlantic wave now on floater #2. Certainly our first CV system to follow but still seems a little early for anything to develop.
Not what you guys want to hear but as usual August starts prime time.
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