Remnants of 94L east of the Bahamas
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Re: Remnants of 94L east of the Bahamas
VERY robust and well defined tiny little spin still out there. If conditions were just a little better this would absolutely be a tropical storm right now. I swear everything in the basin wants to develop...
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Re: Remnants of 94L east of the Bahamas
I have watched and waited for it to dissipate, but it refuses to do so. It is like it is just going to keep spinning there until better conditions come along. Maybe the have
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Re: Remnants of 94L east of the Bahamas
itssssss back...
best it has ever looked.. lol..
best it has ever looked.. lol..
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Re: Remnants of 94L east of the Bahamas
Uhh didn't expect that burst 
12 hours of that and this would be TD11
12 hours of that and this would be TD11
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Re: Remnants of 94L east of the Bahamas
Just a little perspective... Quite Impressive really.. some convection building in pseudo bands ..
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Re: Remnants of 94L east of the Bahamas
Ironically shear is analyzed as being very weak at the moment and SAL while present isn't overwhelming. Would be a very 2020 thing to suddenly annoy forecasters hoping for a break before the swarm breaks loose in late month.
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Re: Remnants of 94L east of the Bahamas
Yep, the last 2 evenings the little tiny circulation has fired off enough thunderstorm to keep it from dissipating, today much more robust nearer the center and 6 or 7 hours earlier. Models may have have missed this little booger.
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Re: Remnants of 94L east of the Bahamas
tailgater wrote:Yep, the last 2 evenings the little tiny circulation has fired off enough thunderstorm to keep it from dissipating, today much more robust nearer the center and 6 or 7 hours earlier. Models may have have missed this little booger.
Models haven't been very good this year, we should expect a few more unexpected TC's this year.
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tailgater wrote:Yep, the last 2 evenings the little tiny circulation has fired off enough thunderstorm to keep it from dissipating, today much more robust nearer the center and 6 or 7 hours earlier. Models may have have missed this little booger.
It definitely found some moisture inflow....
and we can just add this to the list of nearly every system this year the models missed lol
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Re: Remnants of 94L east of the Bahamas
Aric Dunn wrote:itssssss back...
best it has ever looked.. lol..
https://i.ibb.co/Kjd64d5/111111.gif
What it looked like a little over a hour ago ^and now
And since Gcane isn’t on right now, it’s in 3500 Cape so it might continue to fire up some hot towers
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Re: Remnants of 94L east of the Bahamas
tallywx wrote:What are the steering patterns for this?
Almost nonexistent
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Re: Remnants of 94L east of the Bahamas
There is a trough or short wave moving off the coast of Virginia that looked close to picking up the remnants.
If flow ahead of the front were to miss I think the ridging behind might pull it SW.
There was shear there earlier from the SW.
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If flow ahead of the front were to miss I think the ridging behind might pull it SW.
There was shear there earlier from the SW.
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Re: Remnants of 94L east of the Bahamas
Honestly if convection persists for another 6-12 hours this would be classifiable.
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Re: Remnants of 94L east of the Bahamas
Kingarabian wrote:Honestly if convection persists for another 6-12 hours this would be classifiable.
yeah.
persistent convection with an LLC is a tropical cyclone. so if this holds until late tonight, why not?
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