Pouch P30L SE of CV islands
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Florida1118
Pouch P30L SE of CV islands
Looks like a good canidate, will have to see what becomes of it. Has alot of spin...
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yep, i saw this one on satellite and i was like 
because of the spin it has.
because of the spin it has.
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Re: Pouch P30L Still over Africa
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P30L is cannibalizing what is left of 97L. On METSAT high-res (15-minute) imagery you can really see the CU lines where 97L used to be getting pulled into P30L. I suspect P30L, which the models have been keen on, will spin up pretty rapidly over the east Atlantic and take off to the NW as advertised.
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Florida1118
Re: Pouch P30L Still over Africa
Just coming off the coast, convection has waned a bit. But lets see if it flares...
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Re: Pouch P30L Still over Africa
TROPICAL WAVE IS ANALYZED FROM 10N-18N ALONG 17W MOVING W AT
10-15 KT. VISIBLE METEOSAT-9 SATELLITE IMAGERY INDICATES A BROAD
LOW TO MID-LEVEL CYCLONIC CIRCULATION HAS EMERGED OFF THE COAST
OF W AFRICA. EXAMINING RECENT UPPER AIR TIME SECTION ANALYSES
FROM BAMAKO MALI...THIS WAVE APPEARS TO HAVE PASSED AROUND
18/1200 UTC AND IS POISED TO FULLY PASS DAKAR SENEGAL...AT THE
SURFACE AND ALOFT...THIS MORNING. DEEP CONVECTION REMAINS
LIMITED WITH ISOLATED MODERATE CONVECTION FROM 12N-15N BETWEEN
17W-20W.
10-15 KT. VISIBLE METEOSAT-9 SATELLITE IMAGERY INDICATES A BROAD
LOW TO MID-LEVEL CYCLONIC CIRCULATION HAS EMERGED OFF THE COAST
OF W AFRICA. EXAMINING RECENT UPPER AIR TIME SECTION ANALYSES
FROM BAMAKO MALI...THIS WAVE APPEARS TO HAVE PASSED AROUND
18/1200 UTC AND IS POISED TO FULLY PASS DAKAR SENEGAL...AT THE
SURFACE AND ALOFT...THIS MORNING. DEEP CONVECTION REMAINS
LIMITED WITH ISOLATED MODERATE CONVECTION FROM 12N-15N BETWEEN
17W-20W.
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