ACCUWEATHER AGREES with me. watch off se coast

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#21 Postby george_r_1961 » Mon Aug 22, 2005 3:03 am

I dont see where anything will affect the southeast coast in the next several days. Maybe after 10 days conditions will be more favorable.
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Re: ACCUWEATHER AGREES with me. watch off se coast

#22 Postby Anonymous » Mon Aug 22, 2005 3:20 am

rainstorm wrote:The second is a bigger problem. TD10 is gone, perhaps the reason was the tropical wave that was following it always seemed to interrupt its development pulses. Well now that tropical wave has all the potential of the pattern to itself and the mid level spin is near 20.5 north and 70.0 west this afternoon. The most likely path of this is to near Nassau by Wednesday and just east of the central Florida coast by Thursday. Building pressures over the northeast and the atlantic mid and late week are a known precursor to tropical development and so this is liable to become better organized during the week. All interests on the southeast coast should pay close attention to this. Interestingly enough, a tropical wave near 60 west is moving quickly toward it and it will either feed in and help, or compete and limit as the week goes on. Should development take place, the system may turn west into Florida and to the Gulf on the weekend given the overall pattern.
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#23 Postby BUD » Mon Aug 22, 2005 4:22 am

If anything does not form in 5-10 days this season looks done!!!!!
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