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nice looking wave inside Africa! should exit off of Africa's coast soon!
Strong looking wave in SE Africa
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Strong looking wave in SE Africa
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I agree - the widespread cirrus streaks in today's IR photo look like something from January...
Frank
P.S. After the scare from TS Chris, some of us here were held in doubt because we felt the season would not turn out as predicted by many, but, apparently our feelings were correct. While some of us (myself included) incorrectly said the same in '04 and '05, after Wilma, it did appear that things were changing (perhaps El Nino was already emerging at that time), with increasing shear across the Gulf last October, and, it only increased as the winter months passed into Spring and Summer - by past experience, it does seem that El Nino conditions sometimes do take 2 or more years to run their course - this would verify that perhaps a change was already in progress late last Fall.
Frank
P.S. After the scare from TS Chris, some of us here were held in doubt because we felt the season would not turn out as predicted by many, but, apparently our feelings were correct. While some of us (myself included) incorrectly said the same in '04 and '05, after Wilma, it did appear that things were changing (perhaps El Nino was already emerging at that time), with increasing shear across the Gulf last October, and, it only increased as the winter months passed into Spring and Summer - by past experience, it does seem that El Nino conditions sometimes do take 2 or more years to run their course - this would verify that perhaps a change was already in progress late last Fall.
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