A NEW TROPICAL WAVE HAS BEEN ADDED TO THE 1200 UTC MAP ALONG
25W/26W S OF 17N MOVING W NEAR 15 KT. A LOOP OF MIMIC TOTAL
PRECIPITABLE WATER PRODUCT FROM CIMSS DEPICTS A WELL-DEFINED
MAXIMUM IN DEEP LAYER MOISTURE...WHICH HAD PREVIOUSLY PUSHED
WEST OF THE AFRICAN COAST EARLY THIS WEEK. SCATTERED MODERATE
CONVECTION IS OCCURRING 90 NM EITHER SIDE OF THE WAVE AXIS N OF
12N...AND VISIBLE SATELLITE IMAGERY DEPICTS LOW LEVEL
CIRCULATION IN THE MOTION OF CLOUD ELEMENTS.
Cape verde season is it over yet ? No so
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Re: Cape verde season is it over yet ? No so
Not exactly a Cape Verde system, but European does see an MDR development...


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Re: Cape verde season is it over yet ? No so
Yes it does! The ECM Shows a TC entering the eastern Caribbean with some fairly strong ridging to the north.


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Re: Cape verde season is it over yet ? No so
Steve H. wrote:Yes it does! The ECM Shows a TC entering the eastern Caribbean with some fairly strong ridging to the north.
Euro ridge would seem to imply this would be a Central America threat, but I can't see that big trough in the West not progressing Eastward in October to allow this non-existent feature, at this point just a figment of a computers imagination, not to turn up into Florida or the Eastern Gulf.

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Re: Cape verde season is it over yet ? No so
colbroe wrote:A NEW TROPICAL WAVE HAS BEEN ADDED TO THE 1200 UTC MAP ALONG
25W/26W S OF 17N MOVING W NEAR 15 KT. A LOOP OF MIMIC TOTAL
PRECIPITABLE WATER PRODUCT FROM CIMSS DEPICTS A WELL-DEFINED
MAXIMUM IN DEEP LAYER MOISTURE...WHICH HAD PREVIOUSLY PUSHED
WEST OF THE AFRICAN COAST EARLY THIS WEEK. SCATTERED MODERATE
CONVECTION IS OCCURRING 90 NM EITHER SIDE OF THE WAVE AXIS N OF
12N...AND VISIBLE SATELLITE IMAGERY DEPICTS LOW LEVEL
CIRCULATION IN THE MOTION OF CLOUD ELEMENTS.

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Re: Cape verde season is it over yet ? No so
Ed Mahmoud wrote:Steve H. wrote:Yes it does! The ECM Shows a TC entering the eastern Caribbean with some fairly strong ridging to the north.
Euro ridge would seem to imply this would be a Central America threat, but I can't see that big trough in the West not progressing Eastward in October to allow this non-existent feature, at this point just a figment of a computers imagination, not to turn up into Florida or the Eastern Gulf.


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Re: Cape verde season is it over yet ? No so
The 18Z GFS is in agreement with the 12Z Euro in 240hrs on this low, with the GFS slightly North. Both have a good ridge over the system. Normally I don't put much stock in the GFS long range but with the EURO on board this has peaked my interest.
18Z 240 GFS

12Z 240 EURO

EDIT: Just noticed the 18Z HWRF for Kyle picking this up at 126hr.

18Z 240 GFS

12Z 240 EURO

EDIT: Just noticed the 18Z HWRF for Kyle picking this up at 126hr.

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