canetracker wrote:Weatherfreak000 wrote:Not at all a surprising event, this system needs to start gaining latitude quickly. It it's a wave that slowly creeps up then it'll lose it's envelope for development and be hit with shear.
Don't concentrate on how it's looking convection wise, you need to be looking to see if it begins moving North, and if the low persists.
Despite the nice appearance of this wave, I totally agree. The ITCZ imbedding is working against development. Unless this wave can seperate itself and then survive the shear it will encounter in the Caribbean, I don't see this being an event.
At the same time by being with the ITCZ is helping it by at least not being convection free, if it was at a higher latitude much closer to the SAL just to its north it would had been nothing than just a naked low level swirl, convection free, if you want this to develop in the future, you want this to stay in a low latitude underneath the SAL until it gets closer to the islands where hopefully the SAL will be less, by then it will need to gain latitude to see some development and stay clear from S.A.