More Cape Verde developments or it's over?

[HenkL]

HenkL any word from the NAMMA project about the system inside Africa?

The NAMMA project has ended and the DC-8 plane returned to Grand Forks AFB.

[cycloneye]

HenkL any word from the NAMMA project about the system inside Africa?

The NAMMA project has ended and the DC-8 plane returned to Grand Forks AFB.

Oh ok,thanks for letting me and the members know.

[SouthFloridawx]

Well it appears that a couple of the models are developing this one.

http://moe.met.fsu.edu/cgi-bin/mm5fsutc ... hour=120hr

http://moe.met.fsu.edu/cgi-bin/nogapstc ... hour=144hr

http://moe.met.fsu.edu/cgi-bin/gfstc2.c ... hour=144hr

[cycloneye]

Soutfloridawx,I found more support from the models.

[huricanwatcher]

another big fish to watch ..

[Zardoz]

another big fish to watch...

Fortunately, yes, it will be.

Huge convection burst:



Quite an impressive lineup, huh?

[Sanibel]

The axis of that last wave has risen in latitude.


Looks like 2006 oceanic track year.

[SouthFloridawx]

The axis of that last wave has risen in latitude.


Looks like 2006 oceanic track year.

Doesn't appear to have gained any latitude to me.
http://tinyurl.com/lfh8a

[Zardoz]

The axis of that last wave has risen in latitude.

In order for it to eventually be a possible threat on the other side of the Atlantic, how low a latitude would the center need to be at when the system exited the coast?

[bob rulz]

it aint over till the fat lady sings.......... and i dont hear her yet................ tyvm

And what does this comment add to the discussion?
I'll answer, nothing.

And what does THIS add? Also nothing.

And so does this post.

[TheRingo]

What about the system behind that too? That looks like a low latitude also.

[bob rulz]

another big fish to watch...

Fortunately, yes, it will be.

There is absolutely no way to know if it would be a fish this far out.

[Zardoz]

What about the system behind that too?

Good grief, it's a frickin' conveyor belt! How long is this going to go on?

[Zardoz]

Heads up, folks. This one appears to be headed for a very low-lat exit off the coast:

http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/met8/eatl/loop-wv.html

The wave between it and Helene is really getting pinched, and looks to be forcing this one way south. (Note also the still image in TheRingo's post, above, which is updated.)

[TampaSteve]

Heads up, folks. This one appears to be headed for a very low-lat exit off the coast:

http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/met8/eatl/loop-wv.html

The wave between it and Helene is really getting pinched, and looks to be forcing this one way south. (Note also the still image in TheRingo's post, above, which is updated.)

Ivan's cousin???

[Anthonyl]

Given the present synoptic set up, what would be the general direction of this prospective system if it were to develop.There seems to be qiut a bit of truoghiness but better use of a word.However I'm thinking given the low lat of this sytem it may actually ride very low unaffected by the Atlantic set up.

[cycloneye]

Well,it's no so big now in terms of convection,but the structure is there as it continues in a low latitud as it emerges completly Africa early tommorow morning.

[Zardoz]

According to this GFS run, the Lesser Antilles could possibly be threatened by this system:


GFS Loop: It's also showing yet another system following this one.





Still a very long ways off, of course, but the system appears to have entered the Atlantic at something like 8N, so in this weird year, could we be seeing low-lat CV systems actually posing a threat late in the season?


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[HurricaneMaster_PR]

Latests TAFB forecast, develops a westward moving area of low pressure in the next 72 hours...Lets see if this forecast persists troughout the next days...

[hial2]

According to this GFS run, the Lesser Antilles could possibly be threatened by this system:

I think it's the following system...




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