Just because it got a mention.
[1510 UTC Jan 28] A weak low-level disturbance similar to a tropical wave, and commonly referred to as a "Screaming Eagle," is noted on #GOESE morning images just to the NE of the #LeewardIslands. Heavy showers with gusty winds may accompany this feature.
https://x.com/NHC_TAFB/status/1751623930983698438
Screaming Eagle (low NE of Leeward Islands)
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Screaming Eagle (low NE of Leeward Islands)
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Re: Screaming Eagle (low NE of Leeward Islands)
Very interesting feature in late January. 
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Re: Screaming Eagle (low NE of Leeward Islands)
I noticed it and found it very intriguing. I didn't know there was an official name for it. Definitely learn something new every day.
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