p1nheadlarry wrote:Hammy wrote:p1nheadlarry wrote:
Question: Theoretically speaking, 99L could be Gaston and 90L Hermine even if 90L became a TD first? Hopefully that sentence made sense
Yes, it's happened a few times (one I remember offhand was Humberto/Ingrid in 2007, with Humberto's depression forming after but strengthening more quickly). That said I don't think 99L would strengthen quick enough--90L looks like it's organizing fairly quickly and will likely not remain a depression for long once it forms.
Humberto was the storm that shot up into Texas real quick correct? I figured names were first come first serve, just needed to make sure of the pre-name conventions too. Thank you.
I do see some thunderstorms flaring towards near where the mlc of our 99L vortex is, but the sst being near to higher than the atmospheric temp might be a factor in that case, I'll check on it tomorrow [need a yawn emoticon]. 90L has a good day or so over open water to tighten up, then once the dry air abates (or traverses it) it looks like all systems a go.
Yeah, Humberto was the one that went from pretty much nothing to a landfalling high-end Cat 1 in about 18 hours, and I don't think any of the models saw that one developing as there was literally nothing there 48 hours prior.
