Close up visible loop........link
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Close up visible loop........link
Looks as if my take on this system early yesterday is coming to fruition........
Looks like a surface low is closing, TD by tomorrow if not tonite!
Click on....GOES EAST VISIBLE STORM RELATIVE..
http://www.cira.colostate.edu/ramm/rmsd ... pical.html
Looks like a surface low is closing, TD by tomorrow if not tonite!
Click on....GOES EAST VISIBLE STORM RELATIVE..
http://www.cira.colostate.edu/ramm/rmsd ... pical.html
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You can clearly see a center of circulation now near 57.5w 12n. Looks to be a surface circulation, regardless of qScat.
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looks to me like our first td, has definite circulation, all we need now is a west wind report
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lilbump3000 wrote:They going to do what they do every year. When they decided to upgrade it its going straight to tropical storm status.
Agree, why this isn't already desgnated a TD or at least by 5:30 ET will blow my mind. If you watch out ahead of the overall system you can clearly see LL cumulous moving eastward toward the circulation and all other LL vectors around the storm are also rotating inward. If this same looking system was in the EPAC they would have already call it a TD, but because of the media attention anything gets out in the Atl. they seem to be hesitant in my opinion.
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Renata wrote:Isn't the "LLC" displaced from the convection? If so, it can't be a TD, can it?
The convection appears to be outrunning the possible LLCC near 11.5N, 57W(same general vicinity as posted earlier). It will not be called as long as this is happening and as the convection is beginning to weaken as it appears to be right now. Still needs to slow down to have good possibilities of development. One possibility is that the wave could be "splitting" at this point as I have to agree with Dean that I see a definite WNW component developing with at least part of the system. I think this one is gonna try our abilities as we attempt to get a good handle on what is happening. A
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Still needs to slow down to have good possibilities of development.
I actually don't agree with this statement. Andrew was moving West at 22mph when it became a category five.
So long as everything is favorable it could still develop. Looks like it's doing well so far considering how many people didn't even think there was a LLC a few hours ago
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