Same here, I just like looking at the satellite pictures I 'spose .
From what I've seen, 99 just keeps trying and trying; for myself, who knows little about weather patterns in general, it's been a perfect example of how wind shear can affect the formation of a storm, and how dry air can affect progression, so it's been very informative from that respect. For the last couple of days I haven't been able to see much reduction in the circulation, so if this shear does drop it might still have something of a chance. Unfortunately, my ability to read weather to know whether that's likely is pretty non-existent... what should I be looking for and from what information source will I be able to determine if/when that shear will end?
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