New system near 30N/60W?

[cycloneye]

The latest image.

[MGC]

Don't think anything will come of it....just interacting with the ULL.....MGC

[DanKellFla]

Recon? Frome where? Isn't that system too far away... and too undeveloped?

[somethingfunny]

Recon? Frome where? Isn't that system too far away... and too undeveloped?

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[Emmett_Brown]

Not as far away as it looks... it has passed 65W

[HURAKAN]

Recon? Frome where? Isn't that system too far away... and too undeveloped?

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Lets not overreact. It's clear that if the system doesn't dramatically improve, RECON will be canceled. It's just a precautionary measure.

[wxman57]

Developing convection near the surface low center now. Perhaps a precursor to tropical development.

[artist]

Developing convection near the surface low center now. Perhaps a precursor to tropical development.

if this were to develop, what would the steering pattern be?

[carolina_73]

I would think that the trough headed towards the EC this Sun/Mon would deflect this one. Looks like it has slowly been moving to the W or WSW.

[wxman57]

Developing convection near the surface low center now. Perhaps a precursor to tropical development.

http://myweb.cableone.net/nolasue/Atlantic.gif

if this were to develop, what would the steering pattern be?

Most likely a VERY slow west or slightly south of west drift for 2-3 days then shooting off to the NE ahead of the cold front that'll move off the East U.S. Coast this weekend. The only threatened land area would be Bermuda.

[gatorcane]

in other words, not a Florida system even if it develops

[artist]

Developing convection near the surface low center now. Perhaps a precursor to tropical development.

http://myweb.cableone.net/nolasue/Atlantic.gif

if this were to develop, what would the steering pattern be?

Most likely a VERY slow west or slightly south of west drift for 2-3 days then shooting off to the NE ahead of the cold front that'll move off the East U.S. Coast this weekend. The only threatened land area would be Bermuda.

thanks! So no worries for the ne coast then. If it develops let's hope it is a fish for Bermuda as well.

[Evil Jeremy]

in other words, not a Florida system even if it develops

Yea, well, thats what they said about Fred, and it had the chance to impact FL as a tropical system. Granted it was a low chance and nothing happened, but the opportunity was there lol.