Arthur's remnents near the BOC

[lrak]

I'm one of those real silly guys who also loves more than anything well almost anything is surfing, so you guys are my guide during the season. I mean check out what a good swell can produce along the TX coast.. http://www.seagypsysphotographs.com/stormswells.htm I'm not a Spicoli from Ridge Mount High, now I'm giving away my age, but a broker/accountant that is currently studing other things, doesn't have much time for the weather studies.

We call those pictures "Coasta for FREE" no plane fare.

[tailgater]

Just trying to steer you in the right direction here. Theres nothing left to watch really. All thats left to do is wait for the next one. Enjoy the lulls while they last.

Thanks, but I'll do my own steering. And as I said before I'll watch WHATEVER I want to. Can we leave it at that, or do you still wish to try and tell me what to watch.

[Matt-hurricanewatcher]

I will admit that the chances are very low as of this time. 91E 'energy' is pulling northeastward and should not be there for a development of a new Low...Also southly wind shear appears to be strengthing, so pretty much the chances are about 2% for something to development. I now believe that this maybe dead. But you never know what tomarrow has in store.

[StormspinnerD2]

Finally gone from NRL.

[Nimbus]

The surface pressure near buoy 42055 is still yoyoing down below 1007 mb and there is a convection flare in the area. I would expect a "slow development is possible as conditions became more favorable" type statement from the NHC.

Oil prices seem to be at the bottom of their trading range, I wonder if the speculators are good weather forecasters?

[Thunder44]

The surface pressure near buoy 42055 is still yoyoing down below 1007 mb and there is a convection flare in the area. I would expect a "slow development is possible as conditions became more favorable" type statement from the NHC.

Oil prices seem to be at the bottom of their trading range, I wonder if the speculators are good weather forecasters?

Nope, they are still saying no tropical cylcone formation is expected. The convection doesn't look very impressive to me and looks be under high shear from the north or northwest. I don't think we will see development here over the next few days.

[HURAKAN]

We must remember that this is June. Development chances are always low except in some cases.

[Chacor]

Since it's off NRL, shouldn't this thread now be archived? I assume further discussion can take place in Talkin' Tropics as this is no longer considered active.