It's impossible to know where the low lever center is, but earlier I believe it was to the north of the large cloud mass. Tonight, there has been some VERY impressive convection going up where the presumed center is. Still, if a new center forms under the further south convection, Lisa (or Matthew??) looks to have a better chance of moving west rather than N.
http://www.goes.noaa.gov/HURRLOOPS/huwvloop.html
Lisa going bonkers tonight
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Lisa going bonkers tonight
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Re: Lisa going bonkers tonight
PurdueWx80 wrote:It's impossible to know where the low lever center is, but earlier I believe it was to the north of the large cloud mass. Tonight, there has been some VERY impressive convection going up where the presumed center is. Still, if a new center forms under the further south convection, Lisa (or Matthew??) looks to have a better chance of moving west rather than N.
http://www.goes.noaa.gov/HURRLOOPS/huwvloop.html
Do you think it will miss the deep layered trough that is in the central atlantic?
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That does look strange.
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