#36 Postby northjaxpro » Sun Jul 21, 2019 12:10 am
There is just too much dry air at the mid to upper levels surrounding this feature. This is why the models are not jumping on board for showing development. It will spread some showers across the Bahamas and portions of the Florida peninsula in the next couple of days. However, no development anticipated. However, always monitor any areas of vorticity of course , nevertheless, especially given the proximity currently of this area of interest.
A very, unusually strong frontal system for July, courtesy of deep Eastern CONUS troughing (slightly - NAO currently), will drop.south into the Gulf of Mexico and the Florida peninsula by Tuesday morning, and that will absorb this tropical wave approaching Florida the next 48 hours anyway.
Keep an eye on the tail end of fronts in the Gulf of Mexico for next week. It is not very often we see fronts drop down this far south in July, so this may be something to watch as a focal point for homebrew devélopment down the road. Just a thought I wanted to mention.....
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