New blob... Anything?
http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/PS/TROP/DATA/RT ... -loop.html
12N 60W?
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That area is related to a tropical wave moving west but because the convection is of recent formation from overnight there are no signs of a surface low there and also there is an upper low to it's north that may have something to do with the sudden flareup due to some interaction between the 2.
About the potential that ticka is talking about let's wait and see if it survives the graveyard in the eastern caribbean and gets into the western caribbean but for now it is only a normal wave.
About the potential that ticka is talking about let's wait and see if it survives the graveyard in the eastern caribbean and gets into the western caribbean but for now it is only a normal wave.
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Hi
Its not a ULL (Look at water vapor loop)... Nice little flare up, lets see what happens.
ticka1 wrote:Interesting - wonder if its a ULL or something that has potential to develop.
Patricia
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