It might just be my eyes playing tricks on me, but this morning I've noticed some rotation following 92L on the visible and AVN floaters just north of the Bahamas.
Does anyone else see it?
Possible vorticity north of Bahamas
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Re: Possible vorticity north of Bahamas
You're seeing an upper-level low rotating north of the Bahamas. That's how 92L began earlier this week.
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Re: Possible vorticity north of Bahamas
wxman57 wrote:You're seeing an upper-level low rotating north of the Bahamas. That's how 92L began earlier this week.
Thanks WXMan for letting me know I'm not going crazy
It would be certainly interesting if it developed. Any insight on the chances of that happening?
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Re: Possible vorticity north of Bahamas
wxman57 wrote:You're seeing an upper-level low rotating north of the Bahamas. That's how 92L began earlier this week.
unless i misunderstood my met and i could have, I thought she said it was a surface low but wasn't going to develop.
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Re: Possible vorticity north of Bahamas
robbielyn wrote:wxman57 wrote:You're seeing an upper-level low rotating north of the Bahamas. That's how 92L began earlier this week.
unless i misunderstood my met and i could have, I thought she said it was a surface low but wasn't going to develop.
Your met was most likely talking about 92L, which is the surface low that indeed moved inland without developing into a TC.
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