Tropical Model Run at 0Z for 96L

[Steve H.]

Much further south ranging from 9 - 14N/38 - 43 W (approximately;check it out) and 80 knots :o

[Lindaloo]

Do you have a link?

[cycloneye]

Steve that is for 96L or for wave south of CV islands I think that is the one that will have 97L soon.

[Steve H.]

Look at WREL...I get my 96's and 97's mixed up! It is for the one south of the CV islands. I go to the central florida hurricane center and scroll to the article and hit the WREL link.

[ameriwx2003]

Here is the link for that storm.. check out the LBAR .. moving S/SE at 120 hrs:):) I kinda doubt that lol

http://twister.sbs.ohio-state.edu/text/ ... s/03090301

[cycloneye]

Thanks americwx2003 for bringing that so Steve it will be 96L after all because up in the link it says 96 so that will be it.But interesting track that the models have for it.

[wow]

yeah, this one's gonna spin up just as fast as fabian. it's primed up.

[weatherlover427]

SSE track? :? Kinda odd if you ask me. Wonder where it'll head. But hope it misses central FL because I have friends and family there (not counting my fellow Wxbuds )

[Stormsfury]

Here is the link for that storm.. check out the LBAR .. moving S/SE at 120 hrs:):) I kinda doubt that lol

http://twister.sbs.ohio-state.edu/text/ ... s/03090301

As strange is it may seem, I think that's feasible ... here's why ... the low and convection is weakening and as the system south of the Cape Verde Islands should develop further and continue moving west, the system might begin to feel the influence of the stronger system and actually be absorbed into the CV system. The easterly trades right now are remarkedly weak in the region, but should get some boost in a couple of days, though. A little speculation but earlier today, one of the models actually hinted at that scenario with the stronger system overtaking the little system ahead.

SF