TBW NWS
.EXTENDED (THU NIGHT-MON)...FRONTAL BOUNDARY WITH ABUNDANT MOISTURE
TO CONTINUE ACROSS THE STATE AS A SHORT WAVE TROUGH SWINGS ACROSS
THE EAST GULF AND FLORIDA FRI WITH HIGH END SCATTERED TO LIKELY POPS.
ON SAT LONG WAVE TROUGH TO DROP INTO THE SOUTHEAST WITH THE SHORT
WAVE LIFTING UP TO THE NORTHEAST AND THE FRONT SHIFTING EASTWARD AS
A WEAK WAVE FORMS ON THE FRONT AND TRACKS ACROSS SOME PORTION OF THE
STATE SUNDAY. THE LONG WAVE TROUGH BEGINS TO ROTATE OVER THE EASTERN
U.S. SUNDAY WITH A COLD FRONT PUSHING INTO THE SOUTHEAST MONDAY.
WILL CONTINUE SCATTERED DAY/ISOLATED NIGHT POPS FOR SAT-MON. MIN
TEMPERATURES WILL STAY NEAR NORMAL BUT WILL KEEP HIGH JUST UNDER
CLIMO.
000
ABNT20 KNHC 230946
TWOAT
TROPICAL WEATHER OUTLOOK
NWS TPC/NATIONAL HURRICANE CENTER MIAMI FL
530 AM EDT TUE SEP 23 2003
FOR THE NORTH ATLANTIC...CARIBBEAN SEA AND THE GULF OF MEXICO...
SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS EXTEND FROM ABOUT 500 MILES NORTH OF
PUERTO RICO EASTWARD FOR ABOUT 1000 MILES. THIS ACTIVITY IS
ASSOCIATED WITH TWO WESTWARD-MOVING TROPICAL WAVES INTERACTING WITH
A LARGE UPPER-LEVEL LOW. TROPICAL CYCLONE DEVELOPMENT IS NOT
EXPECTED HERE OR ELSEWHERE THROUGH WEDNESDAY.
FORECASTER FRANKLIN
Quiet Continues..
Tampa NWS 5:30am weak wave forms..TWO says nuttin much..
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Until when this lull will end is the question.
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October...
We may indeed have to wait till October.. very quiet after Isabel.. which is what I certainly did NOT anticipate...
I think we'll still have 3 or 4 more named storms before seasons' end.. maybe even 5...
I think we'll still have 3 or 4 more named storms before seasons' end.. maybe even 5...
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The cold front as indicated is expected to dissipate with time across Florida. At least we have the feature in the Atlantic to watch.
This feature may not move right out to sea. A weakening surface cold front across Florida and the upcoming boundaries may not allow it to. Hence ATTM it is expected to move out to sea.
This feature may not move right out to sea. A weakening surface cold front across Florida and the upcoming boundaries may not allow it to. Hence ATTM it is expected to move out to sea.
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