Claudette looks subtropical ... the ULL low (and now with the anticyclone to the east) which has plagued Claudette from becoming a healthier storm now appears to be enhancing convection with diffluent flow over the system ...
Claudette now has a similar appearance Bill once did, and actually had to put eyedrops in to make sure I wasn't seeing an exact carbon copy of Bill ...
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ColdFront77 wrote:Stormsfury, I believe you were one that said that a tropical system this long in tropics from the Caribbean into the Gulf of Mexico cannot become subtropical after being tropical?
Nope, that wasn't me ... even though, Claudette has purely originated in the tropics, the appearance and environmental influences which continue to plague Claudette have made Claudette, at best, a hybrid storm ...
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