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KyleEverett
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Re: Massive wave Over Africa
While that's not Ivan's wave in particular, which is a blob or 2 to the east, that one is scary. I hope it poofs, cause otherwise...
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Gustywind
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Re: Massive wave Over Africa
cycloneye wrote:The big wave will come into view in this image later tonight or early tuesday morning. This updates every 15 minutes.
Massive thing for sure, POOF-TEST REQUIRED
has not lost its structure for the moment, so let's see if it can maintains this huge ball during the next 24H...
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abajan wrote:As good as it looks, I’m not holding out hope for development. Been fooled too many times by these delicious looking blobs that exit Africa only to poof days later! However, were this mid-August, I would be more concerned.
Yeah agree with you, but we should continue to keep an eye in case of Abajan, we never knows how Tropics can evolve quickly. For sure an impressive blob for July...
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cycloneye
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Re: Massive wave Over Africa
The wave that Ivanhater has been following and caused him to make this topic is not the one that is emerging right now, but the big one that is still in WestCentral Africa.
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Frank2 wrote:Looks like it's poofing already...
Is third time the charm?
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Sigh... Folks, Ivanhater is talking about the wave that is still inland - around noon GMT today it was at 10E and 15N. You can see it VERY clearly in the image Gustywind posted above.
viewtopic.php?p=2015213#p2015213
The wave that just exited the coast wasn't even around 24 hours ago, it is just a blob of storms that blew up around 19:00 GMT last night. You can see the history of the African waves for the past 48 hours here:
http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/eumet/eatl/flash-avn.html
[note that does not yet show the wave in question in this thread]
and for the past 24 hours here:
http://oiswww.eumetsat.org/IPPS/html/MS ... /index.htm
It wouldn't surprise me at all if the exiting "wave" poofs, as I don't think it was ever much of a real wave. Just some storms that fired up.
But the wave behind has been looking pretty impressive for 2-3 days. That could be a more serious player down the road.
I'm just an amateur, this is all my personal opinion.... others here know much more.
viewtopic.php?p=2015213#p2015213
The wave that just exited the coast wasn't even around 24 hours ago, it is just a blob of storms that blew up around 19:00 GMT last night. You can see the history of the African waves for the past 48 hours here:
http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/eumet/eatl/flash-avn.html
[note that does not yet show the wave in question in this thread]
and for the past 24 hours here:
http://oiswww.eumetsat.org/IPPS/html/MS ... /index.htm
It wouldn't surprise me at all if the exiting "wave" poofs, as I don't think it was ever much of a real wave. Just some storms that fired up.
But the wave behind has been looking pretty impressive for 2-3 days. That could be a more serious player down the road.
I'm just an amateur, this is all my personal opinion.... others here know much more.
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Re: Massive wave Over Africa
I dont know if is this wave but the EURO is showing something east of the Antilles in 240 hours.
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Ivanhater
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Re: Massive wave Over Africa
Yeah guys, the wave is still over Africa and the Euro has been consistent in showing this on the model output. Looks good!
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Michael
This one is undoubtably one that needs to be watched, you don't get that presentation without something going for ya...
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