Wave appoaching islands

[tailgater]

Tiny blow up along wave axis hopefully it'll bring some helpful showers.

[Javlin]

I've been watching that naked swirl for a couple of days now and seen it pop alittle this evening still a wait and see for this season.

http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/goes/east/tatl/flash-rgb.html

[Yellow Evan]

Looks cute ill give it that much.

[Javlin]

Also notice the lack of mid-upper level winds...If the the ULL and this travel at the same rate does it provide calm winds 60' mark?

http://tropic.ssec.wisc.edu/real-time/w ... oom=&time=

[MGC]

This is what is left of 94L I think.....MGC

[ninel conde]

Its getting hard to remember when water molecules existed in the deep tropics.

[floridasun78]

This is what is left of 94L I think.....MGC

yes this ex 94l i been watch as move west

[Hammy]

I dare say this looks like a tropical depression if it turns out to be closed.

[chaser1]

I dare say this looks like a tropical depression if it turns out to be closed.

I'm not thinking we quite have a depression, especially given the recent warmer cloud tops ('course we could also see some renewed bursting too I suppose). I"d like to see some banding features but haven't thus far. Also, evident on satellite I am seeing some cloud fragments just to its north, moving pretty quickly towards the east. Hard to say if they're really at 200mb or a little lower, but either way might be undercutting what convection still trying to pop. I'll give you this however, the disturbance itself is not wrapped within the SAL, but rather just removed from the leading edge of this particular surge. I do see some increasing moisture from the ITCZ just to its southeast. Finally, I know what your thinking while looking at this feature. Quite small, yet perhaps not altogether in an inhospitable area. How many times over the years have we seen quick spin up's come out of tiny little disturbances looking a little like this one? Though I'd bet against this present system, one never knows if something small like this might just find that sweet spot.

[Yellow Evan]

I dare say this looks like a tropical depression if it turns out to be closed.

Not quite, there's no banding features.

[Nimbus]

the 94l wave is moving out of the humidor according to the heat map WXman57 posted showing the moisture anomaly at 18,000 ft.

[Gustywind]

No mention of a twave given the latest TWD...
http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/text/refresh/MI ... WDAT.shtml?

[tropicwatch]

From this mornings TWD:

AN ATLANTIC OCEAN 1013 MB LOW PRESSURE CENTER IS NEAR 12N49W. IT
APPEARS THAT THE TROPICAL WAVE THAT WAS ALONG 40W/41W SIX HOURS
AGO HAS BEEN ABSORBED INTO THE CYCLONIC CIRCULATION THAT IS
ASSOCIATED WITH THE 1013 MB LOW PRESSURE CENTER. CONVECTIVE
PRECIPITATION...WIDELY SCATTERED TO SCATTERED MODERATE AND
ISOLATED STRONG FROM 10N TO 12N BETWEEN 50W AND 52W.