
New storm on the horizon??
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Re: New storm on the horizon??
Looking pretty good this morning. As upper level winds decrease this week, this area really may have a shot. An early morning look today already shows a broad "turning" to the clouds. If this keeps up, we may already have another Invest today or tomorrow....IMO.


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Re: New storm on the horizon??
Agreed--no sign of a surface circulation from the Quikscat. Resolution of Quikscat not high though if there was a small one around 55W/22N--which is where the highest vorticity is located. That is where the highest winds are too. Clouds appear to have a spiral shape around that point. In a couple hours will be well worth to examine visible loop to see if one can detect a circulation. Anyway, I think we might have an invest by tonight. At present rates of development, perhaps a depression within 48 hours.
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HURRICANELONNY wrote:Wow. Woke up to that wave. I guess nothing much will come of it. According to most models. I'd be surprised if the CMC model is even close to right.
They were pretty good on Dean, so I'm Saying that it very well could develop, and who knows CMC could be right.
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jhamps10 wrote:HURRICANELONNY wrote:Wow. Woke up to that wave. I guess nothing much will come of it. According to most models. I'd be surprised if the CMC model is even close to right.
They were pretty good on Dean, so I'm Saying that it very well could develop, and who knows CMC could be right.
It's not only the CMC any longer. The NOGAPS, MM5 and NAM also try to develop something out of this as it approaches the Bahamas. Both the GFS and UKMET still have it as an open wave at that point. The NHC is still mentioning slow development is possible after the upper level winds get favorable this week.
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Re: New storm on the horizon??
92L Invest is coming up on NRL.
http://www.nrlmry.navy.mil/tc_pages/tc_home.html
Visible image just in:

http://www.nrlmry.navy.mil/tc_pages/tc_home.html
Visible image just in:

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Re: New storm on the horizon??
Here is a post I made on another forum....
Here are the 06z NAM at 84 hours, the 00z Canadian at 84 hours, the 00z MM5 at 108 hours, and the 00z NOGAPS at 84 hours:

Here are the 06z NAM at 84 hours, the 00z Canadian at 84 hours, the 00z MM5 at 108 hours, and the 00z NOGAPS at 84 hours:




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Re: New storm on the horizon??
Thunder44 wrote:92L Invest is coming up on NRL. No visible image yet.
http://www.nrlmry.navy.mil/tc_pages/tc_home.html
wow, that was fast.
this is a new invest for our disturbance. Moving thread over to the active storm thread.
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Re: New storm on the horizon??
Go to active storms forum for all the information and discussions on invest 92L.
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