Potential in the GOM?
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Re: Potential in the GOM?
Not quite cyclogenesis. Wasn't there at the surface. (Keep this pattern in mind later)
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Re: Potential in the GOM?
>>My thoughts exactly...The Farmers Almanac has been wrong before, but not many.
It's pretty much wrong every day.
It's pretty much wrong every day.

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Re: Potential in the GOM?
Potential for rain, not tropical.
It would so rock (wishcast alert) if that MCS over Northeast Texas keeps dropping due South and starts feeding off the storms already moving into SE Texas off the Gulf thanks to our friendly upper level low.
Regional radar loop
It would so rock (wishcast alert) if that MCS over Northeast Texas keeps dropping due South and starts feeding off the storms already moving into SE Texas off the Gulf thanks to our friendly upper level low.
Regional radar loop
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Re: Potential in the GOM?
Ed Mahmoud wrote:Potential for rain, not tropical.
It would so rock (wishcast alert) if that MCS over Northeast Texas keeps dropping due South and starts feeding off the storms already moving into SE Texas off the Gulf thanks to our friendly upper level low.
Regional radar loop
Let's hope so. We did get 3 good tropical showers yesterday and my yard and landscaping is thankful.
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Re: Potential in the GOM?
Theres a LLC about 17N 93W if you care to look at it. I'm sure its just my imagination again but I have nothing better to do since that dang Nazi stomach bug got me. "NO SURF FOR YOU"
http://wwwghcc.msfc.nasa.gov/GOES/goeseastconus.html

http://wwwghcc.msfc.nasa.gov/GOES/goeseastconus.html
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Re: Potential in the GOM?
Don't think anybody would say there's an LLC in the Gulf. And the convection poofed.
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Re: Potential in the GOM?
Recurve wrote:Don't think anybody would say there's an LLC in the Gulf. And the convection poofed.
Hard to get much quieter...

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Re: Potential in the GOM?
Well...today is June 16th...will be interesting to see if the Farmer's Almanac pans out this week...even though there is absolutely nothing in the Gulf or even remotely close for that matter
I guess you never know.

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Is there any science, whatsoever, associated with the 'Farmers Almanac' as far as weather predictions?
Anyway, Gulf is still as quiet as possible.
Anyway, Gulf is still as quiet as possible.
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Re: Potential in the GOM?
Ed Mahmoud wrote:Is there any science, whatsoever, associated with the 'Farmers Almanac' as far as weather predictions?
Only the science of mystery. From wikipedia:
Predictions for each edition are made as far as two years in advance. The Farmers’ Almanac publishers are highly secretive about the method used to make its predictions, only stating publicly that it is a “top secret mathematical and astronomical formula, that relies on sunspot activity, tidal action, planetary position and many other factors.” The identity of the Farmers’ Almanac weather forecaster is also a secret. The Almanac’s forecaster is referred to by the pseudonym “Caleb Weatherbee.”
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Re: Potential in the GOM?
dixiebreeze wrote:Is there something trying to cook in the SE GOM this morning?
No.
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Stratosphere747 wrote:dixiebreeze wrote:Is there something trying to cook in the SE GOM this morning?
No.
Well, there is some scattered showers on the East side of an upper level low, but no is a correct answer.
Since this thread isn't dated, it can go on into August or September, until something is declared an invest and the thread is finally locked.
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Re: Potential in the GOM?
Then I guess the upper level low was the turning I thought I saw on IR. Thanks.
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Re: Potential in the GOM?
Conditions in the central and eastern Gulf aren't that bad, but nothing much in the way of convergence. I guess if those T-stroms N of the Yucatan continued it would something to watch. But, pretty calm so far.
http://cimss.ssec.wisc.edu/tropic/real- ... g8conv.GIF

http://cimss.ssec.wisc.edu/tropic/real- ... g8conv.GIF
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