i hope blow up in moring it growing past few hours not post on weathyer map as tropical way dont look as ull what i can tellConvection East of the Lesser Antilles
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floridasun78
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Convection East of the Lesser Antilles
look what east of leedward i hope blow up in moring it growing past few hours not post on weathyer map as tropical way dont look as ull what i can tell
i hope blow up in moring it growing past few hours not post on weathyer map as tropical way dont look as ull what i can tell
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Re: Convection East of the Lesser Antilles
I'm surprised no one is talking about this, or any of the other blobs out there. I guess that since it has no "model support" it's deemed unworthy. I kinda liked this blob as soon as it came off Africa and thought it might have a chance to pull "a 2005," i.e. develop close-in somewhere.
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Dean4Storms
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Re: Convection East of the Lesser Antilles
Easily seeing a tight LL rotation with the convection from overnight and into this morning. Clearly visible with GOES 16 imagery. Need to watch that if convection keeps firing IMO.
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