http://www.essc.psu.edu/rhart-cgi-b...sure&hour=120hr
http://eyewall.met.psu.edu/cyclonephase ... 12/24.html
FWIW (Not Much)....
Thought it would be amusing. No other model has it.
We'll see if I can last here longer without getting banned than TWC
12Z UKMET Develops Warm-Core System E of Bahamas....
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So far not other model does anything with it but It is interesting to see at least a low pressure in that area and remember that what i posted a few days ago about the ssta's warming there.
But is this a sign of things to come when the hurricane season arrives?.
But is this a sign of things to come when the hurricane season arrives?.
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DERECHO!! LONG TIME NO SEE!! WELCOME TO STORM2K!!!
Yes, I was bad and got banned at TWC. Oh well!
I thought I saw this on GFS, but I could be wrong.
My question to all the Hurricane Season "Experts" is this. Is this an anomally or will we see a much above normal season? It is very early for a significant warming IMO!! SST's in GOM at lest near Houston are still around 60f.
Yes, I was bad and got banned at TWC. Oh well!
I thought I saw this on GFS, but I could be wrong.
My question to all the Hurricane Season "Experts" is this. Is this an anomally or will we see a much above normal season? It is very early for a significant warming IMO!! SST's in GOM at lest near Houston are still around 60f.
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Last Week
The AVN actually showed a disturbance near the Bahamas last week. It is entertaining. But we got heavy rain in Palm Bay FL today. Tornado touched down about 3 miles from here this afternoon. Very tropical air already Cheers!!
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With temps the way they are here in S FL,
I'm not surprised the SST's are rising. We've had 28 straight days with above normal temps. Even tied a couple of records. What happened to spring? :bcry:
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