The Summer of The TUTT ?

[TampaFl]

Thanks AJC3 for your help in understanding about TUTTS. The maps are very helpfull also (many thanks to that intern also )

Thanks again
Robert

[ColinDelia]

Where is the tutt in that June image?

Where can i find a 200 mb heights image for the atlantic?

Thanks in advance

[Portastorm]

Everyone has their favorite tropical website(s). Here is one of mine. Check out the Regional Real-Time Products section for 200mb heights in the Atlantic basin.

http://cimss.ssec.wisc.edu/tropic2/

Where is the tutt in that June image?

Where can i find a 200 mb heights image for the atlantic?

Thanks in advance

[thetruesms]

1,000,000 "thank-you"s to a former NWS super-intern I know. (Man, I wish he never left)

If I had seen this earlier, I probably could have saved him some time - there's a COMET module discussing TUTT climo with those same plots

[BigA]

So, looking at those maps, would I be correct in saying that the TUTT's intensity peaks in August, then drastically falls into September? It looks like what's going on here is nothing out of the ordinary.

[ColinDelia]

Everyone has their favorite tropical website(s). Here is one of mine. Check out the Regional Real-Time Products section for 200mb heights in the Atlantic basin.

http://cimss.ssec.wisc.edu/tropic2/

Man I've clicked all over that site and couldn't find it. Is it labelled differently ?

[Portastorm]

Try this. It shows the wind flow and heights from 200mb-700 mb:

http://cimss.ssec.wisc.edu/tropic2/real-time/dlmmain.php?&basin=atlantic&sat=wg8&prod=dlm6&zoom=&time=

Everyone has their favorite tropical website(s). Here is one of mine. Check out the Regional Real-Time Products section for 200mb heights in the Atlantic basin.

http://cimss.ssec.wisc.edu/tropic2/

Man I've clicked all over that site and couldn't find it. Is it labelled differently ?