Low near Azores
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NotSparta
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Low near Azores
There's a low pressure system near the Azores, with a dissipating cold front and some convection on the west side of it. Some models are outlining the possibility for a subtropical cyclone, we'll see what happens.
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Re: Low near Azores
A TC in February or March has never occurred in the satellite era...so we'd be in uncharted waters.
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Re: Low near Azores
Definitely looks pretty subtropical
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Re: Low near Azores
I’d be surprised if the NHC mentioned this.
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Re: Low near Azores
Good discussion on Twitter about this. Eric Blake throws cold water.
https://twitter.com/CyclonicFury/status/966723972112048128
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Replying to @pppapin @CyclonicFury @TropicalTidbits
Someone else’s problem - vacation time! Gotta do better than -40
https://twitter.com/CyclonicFury/status/966723972112048128
@EricBlake12
Replying to @pppapin @CyclonicFury @TropicalTidbits
Someone else’s problem - vacation time! Gotta do better than -40
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Re: Low near Azores
These images are produced by me as NOAA is unable to produce floaters with GOES-16 data.
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Re: Low near Azores
Is a small swirl moving towards Canary Islands but shear is strong.Looked better on Thursday.
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Re: Low near Azores
cycloneye wrote:Is a small swirl moving towards Canary Islands but shear is strong.Looked better on Thursday.
Yeah, under 40kts of it now
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