Tropical model run on our system in Central Atlantic( Note scroll down past the EPAC TEST SYSTEM)
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ColdFront77
Early to mid August having an area of potential development that practically disappeared yesterday making a come back and may indeed be Erika in the making.
Those 65 to 75 degree water temperatures along the northeast Florida coast will apparently play a role in 91L's ultimate intensity if it moves over those waters. Yes, I know this cool pocket of sea surface temperatures isn't very "wide"; about 20 miles out, but still. The water has been running in the low 80's forty-three nautical miles east of Saint Augustine, Florida [although was just under 80 degrees earlier today].
Water temperatures north of Georgia are in the low 80's.
Those 65 to 75 degree water temperatures along the northeast Florida coast will apparently play a role in 91L's ultimate intensity if it moves over those waters. Yes, I know this cool pocket of sea surface temperatures isn't very "wide"; about 20 miles out, but still. The water has been running in the low 80's forty-three nautical miles east of Saint Augustine, Florida [although was just under 80 degrees earlier today].
Water temperatures north of Georgia are in the low 80's.
Last edited by ColdFront77 on Sat Aug 09, 2003 3:19 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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