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Re: Modest Chance for Development of West Caribbean Wave
Wed Oct 20 2010 12:38 PM
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System now appears to be moving south ( perhaps SSE at the moment ). Well, guess we don't have to worry about the "where" question. Having all the convection practically sheared off, motion should basically coincide with the lower layer flow. Maybe GFS was not so crazy, and with upper level conditions worsening, the system would have to move contrary to the deep layer BAMD. Question will now be whether or not new convection can fire over the LLC prior to the system moving inland in a couple of days.
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