Low pressure in NorthCentral Atlantic (Is INVEST 91L)
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Low pressure in NorthCentral Atlantic (Is INVEST 91L)
Looks like it's curling up and may have a small chance at becoming subtropical
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Re: Low pressure between Puerto Rico and Bermuda
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Re: Low pressure between Puerto Rico and Bermuda
12z ECMWF.
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Re: Low pressure between Puerto Rico and Bermuda
Was wondering about this area this morning.
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Re: Low pressure between Puerto Rico and Bermuda
Looks like it's separating from the frontal system
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Re: Low pressure between Puerto Rico and Bermuda
It really is interesting that so far we have have two borderline subtropical storms try to form, and yet we're not even half way through April, hmm...
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Re: Low pressure between Puerto Rico and Bermuda
Latest saved visible satellite loop.
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Re: Low pressure between Puerto Rico and Bermuda
weathaguyry wrote:It really is interesting that so far we have have two borderline subtropical storms try to form, and yet we're not even half way through April, hmm...
Both in the close to same exact spots in SW Atlantic too.
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Re: Low pressure between Puerto Rico and Bermuda
TheStormExpert wrote:weathaguyry wrote:It really is interesting that so far we have have two borderline subtropical storms try to form, and yet we're not even half way through April, hmm...
Both in the close to same exact spots in SW Atlantic too.
Very true! And also if you look at the imagery, it really looks like it's drifting away from that front, it looks much better than 90L ever did back in March...
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Re: Low pressure between Puerto Rico and Bermuda
Looks quite good relatively speaking..saved loop
http://rammb.cira.colostate.edu/ramsdis ... display=12
http://rammb.cira.colostate.edu/ramsdis ... display=12
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Re: Low pressure between Puerto Rico and Bermuda
gatorcane wrote:Looks quite good relatively speaking..saved loop
http://rammb.cira.colostate.edu/ramsdis ... display=12
In the last few frames, you can see some of the convection becoming more uniform, and wrapping around to the south side!
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Re: Low pressure between Puerto Rico and Bermuda
Personally I think this should be upgraded if it can maintain itself by this time tomorrow.
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Re: Low pressure between Puerto Rico and Bermuda
It appears that all it needs is a little burst of convection, and we're good! It appears it is drifting somewhat southward, but it is not very attached to that front. Extremely interesting for the time of year!
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Re: Low pressure between Puerto Rico and Bermuda
http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/goes/east/tatl/vis-animated.gif
Latest loop from this morning, not as healthy as compared to yesterday.
Latest loop from this morning, not as healthy as compared to yesterday.
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Re: Low pressure between Puerto Rico and Bermuda
AutoPenalti wrote:[im g]http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/goes/east/tatl/vis-animated.gif[/img]
Latest loop from this morning, not as healthy as compared to yesterday.
Certainly not bad for the first half of April though...
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Re: Low pressure between Puerto Rico and Bermuda
weathaguyry wrote:AutoPenalti wrote:http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/goes/east/tatl/vis-animated.gif
Latest loop from this morning, not as healthy as compared to yesterday.
Certainly not bad for the first half of April though...
It doesn't seem to be attached to any sort of frontal boundary though, which is pretty interesting. It also has appeared to drift southward somewhat, but it's April so who knows, weirdly interesting month for anything tropical or e-tropical.
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Re: Low pressure in NorthCentral Atlantic (Is INVEST 91L)
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