it seems that we may indeed have a tropical depression by the end of the day, likely at 5pm--i seem to have found the LLC and it is just to the east of the main convection, between it and one of the bands the interesting thing is that on July 29 several of the models (NOGAPS, MM5, UKMET, GFS) were picking up on a low pressure area in the eastern or central Atlantic, and developing it at 96hours, which would be August 4(today) This (95L) is probably that system
Harvey looked earlier like it may become a hurricane, but it looks now, with teh center starting to become exposed a bit, that it has likely peaked in intensity
does anyone else find it odd that out of eight storms, only two were classified as hurricanes?
does anyone else think Cindy and Franklin may have been hurricanes for a brief time?
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