Western Caribbean?
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Western Caribbean?
HHMMM, no discussion of the area of convection in the W Caribbean? Looks like it may have some potential if it persists.
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CourierPR
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Re: Western Caribbean?
Steve H. wrote:HHMMM, no discussion of the area of convection in the W Caribbean? Looks like it may have some potential if it persists.
I concur, Steve but it seems there is a lack of model support.
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Re: Western Caribbean?
CourierPR wrote:Steve H. wrote:HHMMM, no discussion of the area of convection in the W Caribbean? Looks like it may have some potential if it persists.
I concur, Steve but it seems there is a lack of model support.
http://www.tropicaltidbits.com/analysis ... _watl.html
Good afternoon, Steve and Courier....12Z GFS has picked up the system again, after dropping it for a couple of runs...places a 1002 TS, apparently stationary in the Yucatan Channel at the 300hr mark...organization apparent in the Gulf of Honduras at 215hr mark....waiting for model corraboration(??). Of course this is 2013 and 300hrs is for entertainment only....Grtz from KW, Rich
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