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HanKFranK
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Re: A Brief Lull
Mon Aug 06 2007 05:41 PM

the thing steveh1 mentions is about 'it' right now. it doesn't look especially impressive but is maintaining to slightly improving right now, so it might be something in a couple of days. the stuff on the itcz isn't really moving though, at the low levels, while easterly waves are buzzing right along in the low-mid troposphere above the surface convergence and turning. it will need to do something or the next wave will smear it flat back into the itcz.
since 99L tried to go, chantal went, and the eastpac has been modestly active lately, that sudden snap that tends to happen in august during la nina years when everything suddenly switches on is likely not far in the future. it's usually the 15th-20th, which is in the two week period anyhow.
in other news it's hot as blue blazes in the east right now. fairly strong amplitude ridge right now, with troughing offshore. heights will start to fall a tad here and may create a recurvature corridor near the east coast for anything that happens. it does appear, though, that the mean trough position this year is off the east coast and may lead to numerous recurvatures.
HF 2141z06august

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A Brief Lull	MikeC	Mon Aug 06 2007 05:41 PM
Re: Weak weekend	doug	Sat Aug 11 2007 01:36 PM
Re: Close to home,,,	Random Chaos	Sat Aug 11 2007 01:15 PM
Close to home,,,	Beach	Sat Aug 11 2007 12:42 PM
Re: Weak weekend	Random Chaos	Sat Aug 11 2007 11:54 AM
Re: Weak weekend	Lamar-Plant City	Sat Aug 11 2007 11:19 AM
Re: Weak weekend	craigm	Sat Aug 11 2007 10:46 AM
Re: Weak weekend	Random Chaos	Sat Aug 11 2007 09:22 AM
Re: Weak weekend	Clark	Sat Aug 11 2007 01:16 AM
Weak weekend	danielw	Fri Aug 10 2007 08:13 PM
Re: something finally	Storm Hunter	Fri Aug 10 2007 03:51 PM
Re: something finally	madmumbler	Fri Aug 10 2007 03:34 PM
Re: something finally	Beaumont, TX	Fri Aug 10 2007 12:06 PM
Re: something finally	OUSHAWN	Fri Aug 10 2007 09:48 AM
Re: something finally	ElizabethH	Fri Aug 10 2007 09:43 AM
Re: something finally	danielw	Fri Aug 10 2007 05:35 AM
something finally	HanKFranK	Thu Aug 09 2007 07:50 PM
Re: A Brief Lull	Lee-Delray	Wed Aug 08 2007 01:49 PM
Active areas	rmbjoe1954	Tue Aug 07 2007 08:36 PM
Re: 35W 10N?	Lee-Delray	Tue Aug 07 2007 05:59 PM
35W 10N?	Bloodstar	Tue Aug 07 2007 05:45 PM
Re: A Brief Lull	madmumbler	Tue Aug 07 2007 01:37 PM
Re: A Brief Lull	HanKFranK	Mon Aug 06 2007 05:41 PM
Re: A Brief Lull	Steve H1	Mon Aug 06 2007 04:25 PM
Lesser Antilles Wave	danielw	Sun Aug 05 2007 02:15 PM
Re: A Brief Lull	GuppieGrouper	Sun Aug 05 2007 11:19 AM
Re: A Brief Lull	allan	Sun Aug 05 2007 08:06 AM
Re: A Brief Lull	cieldumort	Sat Aug 04 2007 10:17 PM

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