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Re: SW Caribbean
Looks better than 94L, to me. Definitely not inland now, but it will be in 6 hours or less. But once it's over the BoC it may regenerate. Could become a TD or weak TS before it eventually moves into Mexico (again).
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Re: Western Caribbean
5:30pm TWO:
DISORGANIZED SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS EXTENDING FROM HONDURAS
NORTHEASTWARD TO THE CAYMAN ISLANDS ARE ASSOCIATED WITH A TROPICAL
WAVE. DEVELOPMENT OF THIS SYSTEM IS NOT EXPECTED DUE TO PROXIMITY
TO LAND. HOWEVER...LOCALLY HEAVY RAINFALL IS POSSIBLE OVER
PORTIONS OF CENTRAL AMERICA AND THE YUCATAN PENINSULA DURING THE
NEXT DAY OR SO AS THIS SYSTEM CONTINUES WESTWARD.
DISORGANIZED SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS EXTENDING FROM HONDURAS
NORTHEASTWARD TO THE CAYMAN ISLANDS ARE ASSOCIATED WITH A TROPICAL
WAVE. DEVELOPMENT OF THIS SYSTEM IS NOT EXPECTED DUE TO PROXIMITY
TO LAND. HOWEVER...LOCALLY HEAVY RAINFALL IS POSSIBLE OVER
PORTIONS OF CENTRAL AMERICA AND THE YUCATAN PENINSULA DURING THE
NEXT DAY OR SO AS THIS SYSTEM CONTINUES WESTWARD.
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Re: SW Caribbean
wxman57 wrote:Looks better than 94L, to me. Definitely not inland now, but it will be in 6 hours or less. But once it's over the BoC it may regenerate. Could become a TD or weak TS before it eventually moves into Mexico (again).
It's the year of Mexico.
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Re: Western Caribbean
Brent wrote:5:30pm TWO:
DISORGANIZED SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS EXTENDING FROM HONDURAS
NORTHEASTWARD TO THE CAYMAN ISLANDS ARE ASSOCIATED WITH A TROPICAL
WAVE. DEVELOPMENT OF THIS SYSTEM IS NOT EXPECTED DUE TO PROXIMITY
TO LAND. HOWEVER...LOCALLY HEAVY RAINFALL IS POSSIBLE OVER
PORTIONS OF CENTRAL AMERICA AND THE YUCATAN PENINSULA DURING THE
NEXT DAY OR SO AS THIS SYSTEM CONTINUES WESTWARD.
with just a satellite and a desktop computer I say they're wrong

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Re: Western Caribbean
Looks to me like the center is pulling NW and is going back over water right now.
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Re: Western Caribbean
Sanibel wrote:Looks to me like the center is pulling NW and is going back over water right now.
thats what Im seeing and buoy pressure is falling http://www.ndbc.noaa.gov/station_page.php?station=42056
NHC watervaper loop of the GOM looks wicked. All kinds of activity.
How can something look so good yet nothing from the NHC? So many other variables that I don't know and yet I KNOW this one will spin up. Not an official forecast from a newb, just a gut with gerr...feeling. Any takers?
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Re: Western Caribbean
This is the best thing going. I just don't understand the NHC this year. I think they've been a little off other than Dean. JUst got pressure reading in Belize of 29.74 and 29.8 in Honduras. Yeah land may hinder it but still give it its due and most certainly doesn't look over land as NHC. They also seem to have been off on their movement. As it appears to be moving more NW and may make a run at the BOC. Bring back Stacey Stewart.
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Re: Western Caribbean
cycloneye wrote::uarrow: That is an old image from what was Dean after its final landfall in old Mexico.
Luis, hit the refresh button as hard as you can because it says August 28.
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Re: Western Caribbean
Anyone who accuses the NHC of being overly agressive in naming systems should look at this one and I believe there has been one or two more that they've been conservative on yhis year. Not saying it sohuld be named but certainly deserves more press than it has received in addtion they've been saying movement west for days and early on had it going EPAC when in fact it is WNW if not closer to NW.
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Re: Western Caribbean
HURAKAN wrote:cycloneye wrote::uarrow: That is an old image from what was Dean after its final landfall in old Mexico.
Luis, hit the refresh button as hard as you can because it says August 28.
Mine say 8/23, even when I access it on NHC site
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Re: Western Caribbean
If this does go more NW, or even N at some point will it provide a long term weakness for 94L to fit through?
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Re: Western Caribbean
caneman wrote:Anyone who accuses the NHC of being overly agressive in naming systems should look at this one and I believe there has been one or two more that they've been conservative on yhis year. Not saying it sohuld be named but certainly deserves more press than it has received in addtion they've been saying movement west for days and early on had it going EPAC when in fact it is WNW if not closer to NW.
Ummm.....
I don't know what you want them to say about this system....it is what it is....a disorganized wave with nothing even being close to the surface as far as vorticity goes. Low level flow is easterly across the entire disturbance basically.
One good thing it has going for it is good U/A divergence.
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Re: Western Caribbean
Normandy wrote:caneman wrote:Anyone who accuses the NHC of being overly agressive in naming systems should look at this one and I believe there has been one or two more that they've been conservative on yhis year. Not saying it sohuld be named but certainly deserves more press than it has received in addtion they've been saying movement west for days and early on had it going EPAC when in fact it is WNW if not closer to NW.
Ummm.....
I don't know what you want them to say about this system....it is what it is....a disorganized wave with nothing even being close to the surface as far as vorticity goes. Low level flow is easterly across the entire disturbance basically.
One good thing it has going for it is good U/A divergence.
Well, where do I start. Something more than "it is moving into central America" (never did), "it is over Central America" (it isn't). "its moving West", when it isn't. "No chance at development" when it clearly looks like it does, either here or in BOC. And now appears to be heading towards BOC when that has never been mentioned. I never once stated it is a develped system but clearly has better than a 0% chance NHC has been giving it . So we could start in anyone of these areas. It may never develope but compared to what is happening the actual explanations have been far from accurate. IMHO
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Re: Western Caribbean
Yes, I too was puzzled by the 5:30 TWO on this system., think the low has pulled off the coast, and though the clouds appear going NW the system generally is moving more to the WNW, which could be a big rain issue for Belize or the Yucatan. still , it will have to hurry up to make TD status before it hits land and that's the NHC's call.
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