No LLC,NO WEST WINDS at ABC islands nor at Margarita

[cycloneye]

http://weather.noaa.gov/weather/current/TNCC.html

http://weather.noaa.gov/weather/current/TNCB.html

http://weather.noaa.gov/weather/current/SVMG.html

http://weather.noaa.gov/weather/current/TNCA.html

Observations from the ABC islands and from Margarita in the coast of Venezuela indicate no west winds winds as they are from the east and pressures are relativly high so no LLC is in the wave at ths time.Open wave affected by the upper trough and the graveyard at eastern caribbean sea where it is rare to have a system forming.

[The Dark Knight]

Ah man........LOL.... Well maybe it wil develop sometime today with daytime heating....Or maybe the dry air will tear it up.....???? Who knows.....

[hial2]

http://weather.noaa.gov/weather/current/SOCA.html

[cycloneye]

http://weather.noaa.gov/weather/current/SOCA.html

My friend French Guiana is located at longitud 52w and the wave passage occured there 2 days ago Now wave axis is at 63-64w.

[tailgater]

Do you realize where that reportiing station is, just a bit removed from the t-storms.

[cycloneye]

Do you realize where that reportiing station is, just a bit removed from the t-storms.

There are no west winds at all the stations where the wave axis is passing today from Aruba to Margarita in northern Venezuela as I posted at my first post above.

[hial2]

Ooops!! I thought I had a coup.. Will keep looking for the elusive west wind

[cycloneye]

Ooops!! I thought I had a coup.. Will keep looking for the elusive west wind

No problem Hial .

[tailgater]

Right on cyclone eye, that was just a little shot at some sarcasm

[Ola]

Ah man........LOL.... Well maybe it wil develop sometime today with daytime heating....Or maybe the dry air will tear it up.....???? Who knows.....

Not true.

Over water, there is no daytime heating. That happens over land, which heats up with the sun rays hotter than the air above. Over water, the air actually heats up more than the surface, which stays at constant temp, and thats the reason flareups over tropical water normally occur at night when the air cools but the water stays with constant temperature creating a temp difference that makes air rise.

[cycloneye]

Ah man........LOL.... Well maybe it wil develop sometime today with daytime heating....Or maybe the dry air will tear it up.....???? Who knows.....

Not true.

Over water, there is no daytime heating. That happens over land, which heats up with the sun rays hotter than the air above. Over water, the air actually heats up more than the surface, which stays at constant temp, and thats the reason flareups over tropical water normally occur at night when the air cools but the water stays with constant temperature creating a temp difference that makes air rise.

Carlos estas en lo correcto Bingo you said it right.

[Nimbus]

Well when they actually do start getting a westerly wind component it still may not mean explosive development. Plenty of time to start doing emergency planing, raising the limits on your property insurance and buying the oil futures. I understand weather forecasting can actually be quite lucrative if your timing is right. Of course the human tragedy and destruction that a storm can bring should not be overlooked either.