gatorcane wrote:so a new center may form farther west then.....
I know that tropical depressions and storms can have multiple centers and fight to be one.

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ConvergenceZone wrote:Hmmm, if it's decoupled, does that mean there's a good chance the NHC will downgrade it to a wave on the next advisory?
KWT wrote:This jog northwards will do wonders to the risk of a landfall threat and decrease the threat, esp if it can keep the lifting up, every degree will make a difference to the risk of it being left behind by the upper trough.
cycloneye wrote:Hmmm, the circulation is moving NNW while the convection moves west,decopuling?
OuterBanker wrote:Boy I'm glad none of you are my GP.
I would go in for a cold and be declared DOA.
hurricaneCW wrote:This is pathetic, now we have a decoupling system. I'm so done with this pathetic season. It's so pathetic that even in a moderate La Nina, the Eastern Pacific is doing much better than the Atlantic in late August.
KWT wrote:Thats what happens when the easterly trades are too strong, though to be fair HCW this one has plenty of time...
The northward motion really does reduce the risk of a threat down the line though, it may not seem like much but honestly every degree of latitude means the further north it gets and reduces the chances that the upper high can turn it back westwards.
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