Brent wrote:NEXT!
now it makes sense.. I was wondering how somebody can have 22+ posts.....

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Brent wrote:NEXT!
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Broad area of low pressure over the W Caribbean Sea is mainly void of thunderstorms activity this morning and the recon. has been cancelled. Conditions will become more favorable for development as the system moves toward the NW into the Gulf of Mexico and upper level wind shear relaxes.
Don't know how he thinks that, it's definitely moving off to the NE.jschlitz wrote:This is from Jeff Lindner, a pro met here in Houston:Tropics:
Broad area of low pressure over the W Caribbean Sea is mainly void of thunderstorms activity this morning and the recon. has been cancelled. Conditions will become more favorable for development as the system moves toward the NW into the Gulf of Mexico and upper level wind shear relaxes.
jschlitz wrote:This is from Jeff Lindner, a pro met here in Houston:Tropics:
Broad area of low pressure over the W Caribbean Sea is mainly void of thunderstorms activity this morning and the recon. has been cancelled. Conditions will become more favorable for development as the system moves toward the NW into the Gulf of Mexico and upper level wind shear relaxes.
Opal storm wrote:Don't know how he thinks that, it's definitely moving off to the NE.jschlitz wrote:This is from Jeff Lindner, a pro met here in Houston:Tropics:
Broad area of low pressure over the W Caribbean Sea is mainly void of thunderstorms activity this morning and the recon. has been cancelled. Conditions will become more favorable for development as the system moves toward the NW into the Gulf of Mexico and upper level wind shear relaxes.
miamicanes177 wrote:Dr. Jeff Masters has a different tune than some on this board. He believes a tropical depression might form from this...possibly a tropical storm with 50mph winds this weekend.
He edits his blogs a lot and changes words up. I think it would help his credibility more if he would make the edits below his original posts. He is always hammering on Dr. Gray and Klotchbach's forecast so I think he needs to have some accountability as well. Anyone can go back and edit their posts and be right 100% of the time. Just for the record he has edited his comment about this system this morning. He edit from being a "distinct possibility" of a tropical storm, to "20%".Stratosphere747 wrote:I noticed that to but I'm fairly certain Jeff's comments were written much earlier this morning and based on the previous NHC discos. I'd assume he would have a different view right now.
Weatherfreak000 wrote:Opal storm wrote:Don't know how he thinks that, it's definitely moving off to the NE.jschlitz wrote:This is from Jeff Lindner, a pro met here in Houston:Tropics:
Broad area of low pressure over the W Caribbean Sea is mainly void of thunderstorms activity this morning and the recon. has been cancelled. Conditions will become more favorable for development as the system moves toward the NW into the Gulf of Mexico and upper level wind shear relaxes.
I honestly don't understand why I'm still seeing posts like this after we've discussed this at length.
Currently there is a broad area of at least now "Somewhat" low pressure extended from the NW Caribbean and up near the Yucatan. An ULL had interaction with this area and brought about low pressures and heavy thunderstorm activity. However, this ULL has since then moved off to the NE and left the low pressure still in the NW Caribbean. However, with a stable environment and very little divergence happening no thunderstorms are flaring and the pressures will steadily rise, thus no development.
I mean...am I seeing this right or wrong? 94L practically hasn't moved in over a day has it, or am I just seeing this completely wrong?
cpdaman wrote:before this thread gets more confusing
the jeff probably would have updated his view comment was NOT about jeff masters
they were talking about a Pro MET in the houston area
and then someone started talking about JEff masters post again
cpdaman wrote:ok so why isn't the T'storm activity south of cuba moving
http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/goes/east/gmex/loop-wv.html
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