Edit: Actually it seems this system is still extratropical since it has a stationary front attached to the center on surface analysis. So it’s probably an extratropical cyclone with a very strong warm seclusion.
Polar-like Low in the Gulf of Alaska
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Polar-like Low in the Gulf of Alaska
Just noticed this cool feature in the Gulf of Alaska that has been milling around for about a day. It has an eye feature on satellite, and model analysis shows that it has a very shallow warm core in the lower levels. You can also see it on Alaska’s PAIH radar tower too!
Edit: Actually it seems this system is still extratropical since it has a stationary front attached to the center on surface analysis. So it’s probably an extratropical cyclone with a very strong warm seclusion.
Edit: Actually it seems this system is still extratropical since it has a stationary front attached to the center on surface analysis. So it’s probably an extratropical cyclone with a very strong warm seclusion.
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