Henri Going ET
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wxman57
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Henri Going ET
Surface analysis shows a cold front has moved off the southeast U.S. coast and is now joining up with Henri. Henri's appearance on satellite is less of a tropical depression and more of a frontal low. The transformation to extratropical low is well underway.
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Re: Henri Going ET
wxman57 wrote:Surface analysis shows a cold front has moved off the southeast U.S. coast and is now joining up with Henri. Henri's appearance on satellite is less of a tropical depression and more of a frontal low. The transformation to extratropical low is well underway.
I noticed that this morning as well with the formation of a large line of showers/thunderstorms extending southward as a new flaruep of convection on the NW side of Henri. Looks a lot like an occluding low pressure system on satellite representation.
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