SouthFloridawx wrote:feederband wrote:fact789 wrote:Can I issue a wobble watch?
I think this would be a good time...
Can I issue a season dud?
Once were sure Barry won't reach Hurricane strength then yes...
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SouthFloridawx wrote:feederband wrote:fact789 wrote:Can I issue a wobble watch?
I think this would be a good time...
Can I issue a season dud?
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Tropical storm noname
The broad low pressure that has been around the northwest Caribbean and the Southern Gulf of Mexico for the last few days, has repaidly becoming much better developed today. Latest visible shows a well defined LLC moving east-northeastward. With a burst of convection forming on the northern side of the system. Over the next 6-12 hours while its moving over the loop current expect some slow strengthing. Overall shear doe's not appear to be strong enough to hurt the system or slow any kind of strengthing down. I expect as the system is being turned more Northward after 12 hours that the overall shear should start effecting it. Right now it is running with the shear...Recon found a warm core and a closed LLC with winds of 52 knots at flight level. Expect the system to be upgraded to near 40-45 knots. I expect as the convection forms over the LLC that this system could develop to 50 knots by 12 hours...
Movement should be east-northeastward for the next 12 hours, fellowed by a turn more northeastward after 18-24 hours. The system should make landfall in Florida as a 45 knot tropical storm. It could be some what stronger...We will see.
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