West PAC - disturbance near 140E (Is Invest 96W)
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Re: West PAC - disturbance near 140E
Let the blob watching begin! Yup seems same general area you mentioned. Model support from Navgem 00Z too. CMC does a dancing cyclones ballet but suggests this will form too.
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Re: West PAC - disturbance near 140E
Under the assumption that this topic may be moved. I will continue to post here. Unless I am wrong?
Looking at the vis satellite imagery, it looks like 96W covers a pretty large region.
Looking at the vis satellite imagery, it looks like 96W covers a pretty large region.
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Re: West PAC - disturbance near 140E
vrif wrote:Under the assumption that this topic may be moved. I will continue to post here. Unless I am wrong?
Looking at the vis satellite imagery, it looks like 96W covers a pretty large region.
http://img542.imageshack.us/img542/7822/z46o.jpg
As we do with the North Atlantic and EPAC threads,this one is locked as there is a Invest 96W thread so the members can continue with the discussions in that one.
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