Where will Alberto Form?
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tornadochaser1986 wrote:i say western carribean b/c there was a tropicall wave a few weeks ago according to my friend that was there but it hit the yuchatan before it could develop that gives me proof that the area may be favorable to develop
That's right, one day more and we would have seen "Alberto"...
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Re: Where will Alberto Form?
cycloneye wrote:I say in the Western Caribbean.
ditto
sometime in may/early june
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Central Caribbean here... but lots of logic for one further to the east; I'm simply going on history of early forming storms which seem to favor formation in the eastern Atlantic and the Caribbean at the beginning of the season.
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I've gone for Western Caribbean, but really anywher ein that part of the world could see something I reckon first.
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when will alberto form?well take a look at this form the storm carribean.
http://stormcarib.com/climatology/first1886.htm
http://stormcarib.com/climatology/first1886.htm
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