northjaxpro wrote:NDG wrote:I think the best chances it has for development is if it develops east of FL instead of the eastern GOM, it will have better UL divergence to work with east of the UL trough that will sit over FL between the two areas of UL ridges, one over the central GOM and the other one over the northern Bahamas/east of FL.
That's true reasoning,, but unless it organizes quicker and gets stronger than anticipated during the next 24-36 hours or so, I do not see this (the potential LLC that is) moving east of Florida initially. The low level steering flow will keep this system moving w/nw well into the weekend to the GOM.
Well considering the mid level steering extends farther west and stronger then the low level.. at least currently... even if it is a Ts it would still likely end up in the gulf. Euro continues to to show a lopsided system which forces any low level features to elongate and reform with the convection. Currently there is some shear and it is lopsided but the shear really is not out of the sw its almost west to east so i dont see that happening unless the angle of the shear change.