Cutoff XT low in the central Atlantic
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Cutoff XT low in the central Atlantic
Low chance, but since it's the pre-season, might as well start a thread on it. It'll have about a 48 to 60 hour window to make a run at becoming a brief STC as it continues to move SW through Sunday night, before slowing and stalling out Monday-early Tuesday, then shearing out as it heads NE over the open central Atlantic.
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Re: Cutoff XT low in the central Atlantic
Arlene vibes.
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Re: Cutoff XT low in the central Atlantic
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Re: Cutoff XT low in the central Atlantic
Looks like it’s trying to form convection around the center, looks like it my have a small window between now and Friday before being taken by the trough
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Re: Cutoff XT low in the central Atlantic
I know a guy in St. Barthélemy, he says there's less SAL in the air than usual. I suspect that reduced trade winds in the area due to the cutoff low are to blame, keeping SAL at bay
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