Area North of Puerto Rico
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Re: Area Near Puerto Rico
Same thing here on Anguilla, rain over night and on and off all day at varying intensities, there certainly is a lot of energy out there. We are at about 2 inches since yesterday morning. Both my cisterns are full the sun can come out now!
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5:30 TWO
SATELLITE IMAGES AND SURFACE OBSERVATIONS INDICATE THAT THE AREA OF
DISTURBED WEATHER...ASSOCIATED WITH A SURFACE TROUGH AND
UPPER-LEVEL LOW...CENTERED ABOUT 100 MILES NORTH OF PUERTO RICO HAS
BECOME BETTER ORGANIZED DURING THE DAY. UPPER-LEVEL WINDS ARE
FORECAST TO BECOME MORE FAVORABLE FOR DEVELOPMENT...AND SOME
FURTHER ORGANIZATION OF THIS SYSTEM IS POSSIBLE OVER THE NEXT
COUPLE OF DAYS.
SATELLITE IMAGES AND SURFACE OBSERVATIONS INDICATE THAT THE AREA OF
DISTURBED WEATHER...ASSOCIATED WITH A SURFACE TROUGH AND
UPPER-LEVEL LOW...CENTERED ABOUT 100 MILES NORTH OF PUERTO RICO HAS
BECOME BETTER ORGANIZED DURING THE DAY. UPPER-LEVEL WINDS ARE
FORECAST TO BECOME MORE FAVORABLE FOR DEVELOPMENT...AND SOME
FURTHER ORGANIZATION OF THIS SYSTEM IS POSSIBLE OVER THE NEXT
COUPLE OF DAYS.
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Re: Area Near Puerto Rico=5:30 PM TWO Posted at page 2
The way things have been going lately I in the believe it when I see it as far as development goes for any of these systems. 

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Re: Area Near Puerto Rico
Jimsot wrote:Same thing here on Anguilla, rain over night and on and off all day at varying intensities, there certainly is a lot of energy out there. We are at about 2 inches since yesterday morning. Both my cisterns are full the sun can come out now!
Same pattern here in Guadeloupe..and at 5pm very copious amounts of water ...big showers

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Re: Area Near Puerto Rico=5:30 PM TWO Posted at page 2
flwxwatcher wrote:The way things have been going lately I in the believe it when I see it as far as development goes for any of these systems.
That is true.When there is the first advisory issued,then I will believe it.However,this one looks like a good candidate.
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Re: Area Near Puerto Rico=5:30 PM TWO Posted at page 2
Here in Puerto Rico,there haved been flash flood warnings issued for parts of the island.Some rivers are rising rapidly.Between 1-3 inches has fallen in interior,eastern and northern Puerto Rico.


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Re: Area Near Puerto Rico=5:30 PM TWO Posted at page 2
cycloneye wrote:Here in Puerto Rico,there haved been flash flood warnings issued for parts of the island.Some rivers are rising rapidly.Between 1-3 inches has fallen in interior,eastern and northern Puerto Rico.
Yup, coming down steady here in mountains close to Las Piedras..
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Re: Area Near Puerto Rico
AnnularCane wrote:Wait, I'm confused. Isn't this 92L?
No 92l is between this and florida.
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Re: Area Near Puerto Rico
This area has not moved much since I saw it this morning. If anything it may have centered a little further west.
Strange that the most active area is not in the active forum? The high res IR sure looks like it is getting better organized.
Strange that the most active area is not in the active forum? The high res IR sure looks like it is getting better organized.
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Re: Area Near Puerto Rico
This area is a separate entity. The previous TWD mentioned a 1011 mb sfc low N of Puerto Rico. Additionally, I can see some nice UL cyclonic rotation - click here. Unlike 92L and TD 10, shear looks lower over this area, although there is a defined upper low (SW shear and UL divergence) dropping S per WV imagery. The upper low to the W doesn't appear to be a significant problem, although it has enhanced convection in the area. I still believe caution is a prudent decision. "I'll believe it when I see it." That's the 2007 theme. I'm very wary about developmental prospects when these sfc trough/upper low-induced "areas of interest" form in the W Atlantic and Caribbean - it's another "make or break" situation. 2007 has been singing the "break" tune for several systems. Humberto, Lorenzo, Dean, and Felix were some notable exceptions.
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