http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/PS/TROP/positions.html
Well Winds haved increased now to 35 kts and we may see Ana soon if they decide to classifie it but the window for the system is not too long because a trough will exit the US in the next few days and pick it up but in the meantime it well may develop into Ana.
T number 2.5 for system near Bermuda
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T number 2.5 for system near Bermuda
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Derek Ortt
2 things.
1. Winds have not necessarily increased. The sat estimated winds have.
2. I hope that is a typo on their page. They should not be using Dvorak but Herbert/Poteat. Those numbers should be ST. If that is not an error, this may be the worst case of sat meteorology I have ever seen as this is clearly not tropical
1. Winds have not necessarily increased. The sat estimated winds have.
2. I hope that is a typo on their page. They should not be using Dvorak but Herbert/Poteat. Those numbers should be ST. If that is not an error, this may be the worst case of sat meteorology I have ever seen as this is clearly not tropical
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