Possible Development in C Atlantic Wave (Is invest 92L)
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Re: Possible Development in Central Atlantic Wave (45w)
This pass was made at 4:41 AM EDT.Look at the circulation how good it looks.
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Look how big the swath is.
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Re: Possible Development in Central Atlantic Wave (45w)
cycloneye wrote::eek: Look how big the swath is.
It may imply, "expect more than one!"
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Re: Possible Development in Central Atlantic Wave (45w)
Indeed. And look at its position in relation to Barbados! I'll certainly be watching this one closely.cycloneye wrote:This pass was made at 4:41 AM EDT.Look at the circulation how good it looks.
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Mecklenburg wrote:HURAKAN wrote:
what a nice train... i will pick 1, 2 and 4
I say one and two consolidate and number four has a great shot at development on this train. This train is dedicated to my favorite Buc the A-Train.
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Re: Possible Development in Central Atlantic Wave (45w)
To get serious for a second, sorry I've not been so for the last few days.
Ok this looks like a developing depression to me. For one you have nice curving and with the LLC closed on that quickscat it is closed. Also quickscat shows some areas of 25 knots. If this was in the gulf the NHC would have a recon in it with a upgrade not long after.
Would it be something if both of these systems got into the Caribbean. Just far enough away from each other for it to be favorable to go off.
Ok this looks like a developing depression to me. For one you have nice curving and with the LLC closed on that quickscat it is closed. Also quickscat shows some areas of 25 knots. If this was in the gulf the NHC would have a recon in it with a upgrade not long after.
Would it be something if both of these systems got into the Caribbean. Just far enough away from each other for it to be favorable to go off.
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