FIRST NHC model runs for 92L.....
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FIRST NHC model runs for 92L.....
Seems nobody noticed (I didn't notice till Stormtrakker picked it up) but the largely forgotten 92L had it's first NHC model run tonight. Has a little convection in the last few hours too.
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Looking at latest IR imagery you can see a well-defined but broad envelope with a fairly well-defined circulation embedded within.
Interesting that the track models take the system to the WNW then west then even a little back to the WSW over time.
Didn't see any SHIPS guidance, but the SHF5 model has this system up to hurricane status on day 5 (68 knots).
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Interesting that the track models take the system to the WNW then west then even a little back to the WSW over time.
Didn't see any SHIPS guidance, but the SHF5 model has this system up to hurricane status on day 5 (68 knots).
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Valkhorn wrote:Hmm. It looks to me that the deep trough will have a slight effect on pulling it north, but if the ridge builds back then it could easily be nudged further west.
If it misses the tropical dead zone and develops in the next day or two we should definately monitor it.
HMMMMMM............
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Nice qscat this am..still whimpy convection..
http://manati.wwb.noaa.gov/dataimages21 ... MBas26.png
http://manati.wwb.noaa.gov/dataimages21 ... MBas26.png
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Not much anymore..Fish earlier I believe.. The system behind has the AVN,UKMET, with NOGAPS recognizing something..
http://met.psu.edu/tropical/tcgengifs/
http://met.psu.edu/tropical/tcgengifs/
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