Continuing GOM Watch

[GCANE]

Looks like the swirl just hit the shore.
Was lucky the UL High strengthened to shear this.

[tropicwatch]

Not coming ashore as a depression but there will be some training rains in some area's.
http://tropicwatch.info/tallahasseeradar.html

[Aric Dunn]

Center is about to come ashore

[fwbbreeze]

Nice little swirl just west of Panama City


what is a fair number cube

[stormhunter7]

From the ground looks pretty. Clearly see NW winds aloft pushing tops offshore. Check out visible sat!

[Aric Dunn]

Well unnamed makes landfall lol. The final send off for a tc that never should have been.
You were a happpy system.. not quite TS but more than swirl/vort..
Have a lovely time flooding areas of the SE. :p.

[CFLHurricane]

Well unnamed makes landfall lol. The final send off for a tc that never should have been.
You were a happpy system.. not quite TS but more than swirl/vort..
Have a lovely time flooding areas of the SE. :p.

The swirl is quite vigorous this afternoon- whether this is a final send off remains to be seen.

[Aric Dunn]

Well unnamed makes landfall lol. The final send off for a tc that never should have been.
You were a happpy system.. not quite TS but more than swirl/vort..
Have a lovely time flooding areas of the SE. :p.

The swirl is quite vigorous this afternoon- whether this is a final send off remains to be seen.

well there is a small chance it gets pushed back offshore..

[Hammy]

When conditions are more favorable over land than water, you know something's wrong.

[NDG]

You can tell that the surface circulation is weak with it when the seabreeze is able take over without a problem at the surface.

[northjaxpro]

When conditions are more favorable over land than water, you know something's wrong.

As crazy as this is, since the swirl came ashore , it made a right turn east and has been mov ing right along near the Florida/Georgia state line , currently situated just north of Tallahassee near Thomasville, GA according to Tallahassee composite radar.

Also, the system is still getting a very good inflow of moisyure from off Apalachee Bay this hour Nand i even appears that the circulation is actually more defined as it ever has been while it has been pover land throughout the say.

What an unusual season we have had thus far. It has been something. Systems struggling to form, batitlng hostile conditions, and now seemingly finding better conditions over land?

[stormhunter7]

The lowest pressure I had was 1012mb this morning. It just passed about 5-7 miles to my W/NW/N/NE. Definitely warm humid air on the south side. Pretty cool watching the upper winds this morning pushing the tops to the south, looking from the coast.

[northjaxpro]

You can tell that the surface circulation is weak with it when the seabreeze is able take over without a problem at the surface.

Also diurnal heatng induced convection over land is also a part of this as well.

[LarryWx]

When conditions are more favorable over land than water, you know something's wrong.

As crazy as this is, since the swirl came ashore , it made a right turn east and has been mov ing right along near the Florida/Georgia state line , currently situated just north of Tallahassee near Thomasville, GA according to Tallahassee composite radar.

Also, the system is still getting a very good inflow of moisyure from off Apalachee Bay this hour Nand i even appears that the circulation is actually more defined as it ever has been while it has been pover land throughout the say.

What an unusual season we have had thus far. It has been something. Systems struggling to form, batitlng hostile conditions, and now seemingly finding better conditions over land?

Sometimes following unclassified tropical entities is actually more interesting and is of course a lot less worrisome. Give me all of these types of systems any day and that will make it interesting enough for me. These little things can really be fascinating and good for learning.

[Aric Dunn]

When conditions are more favorable over land than water, you know something's wrong.

As crazy as this is, since the swirl came ashore , it made a right turn east and has been mov ing right along near the Florida/Georgia state line , currently situated just north of Tallahassee near Thomasville, GA according to Tallahassee composite radar.

Also, the system is still getting a very good inflow of moisyure from off Apalachee Bay this hour Nand i even appears that the circulation is actually more defined as it ever has been while it has been pover land throughout the say.

What an unusual season we have had thus far. It has been something. Systems struggling to form, batitlng hostile conditions, and now seemingly finding better conditions over land?

Sometimes following unclassified tropical entities is actually more interesting and is of course a lot less worrisome. Give me all of these types of systems any day and that will make it interesting enough for me. These little things can really be fascinating and good for learning.

Agreed !
I was very intrigued yesterday afternoon and evening with how well defined the circ was and the convective pattern.. always amazing to watch stuff like that evolve.

[northjaxpro]

When conditions are more favorable over land than water, you know something's wrong.

As crazy as this is, since the swirl came ashore , it made a right turn east and has been mov ing right along near the Florida/Georgia state line , currently situated just north of Tallahassee near Thomasville, GA according to Tallahassee composite radar.

Also, the system is still getting a very good inflow of moisyure from off Apalachee Bay this hour Nand i even appears that the circulation is actually more defined as it ever has been while it has been pover land throughout the say.

What an unusual season we have had thus far. It has been something. Systems struggling to form, batitlng hostile conditions, and now seemingly finding better conditions over land?

Sometimes following unclassified tropical entities is actually more interesting and is of course a lot less worrisome. Give me all of these types of systems any day and that will make it interesting enough for me. These little things can really be fascinating and good for learning.

Oh yes absolutely Larry. I made a mention yesterday of what an interesting time I have had with this persistent trough, which has parked itself over my region.and across the Northern GOM now for more than a week now. I have always found analyzing and studying these meso-vorts and their evolutions quite fascinating. We have had several of them thiis week down here. It really makes good synoptic, analytic discussions for both pro mets and analysts, and weather enthusiasts all around!!

[GCANE]

Still keeping an eye out here this week.
Shear is going to start diminishing Tuesday and looks pretty good through the end of the week, especially the NW GOM.
GFS is hinting as something Friday and Saturday.

[NDG]

Still keeping an eye out here this week.
Shear is going to start diminishing Tuesday and looks pretty good through the end of the week, especially the NW GOM.
GFS is hinting as something Friday and Saturday.

That would be from the system currently in the Caribbean and is the Euro showing the possibility of development not so much the GFS.

[GCANE]

[GCANE]

Changing thread title:
"NW GOM Watch - Euro Support"