Even if atlantic system does not develop it smells trouble
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Even if atlantic system does not develop it smells trouble
It is an indication that the cape verde season will be more active than the past 3 years as the monsoon trough in the atlantic will be there to spin systems.The caribbean islands must prepare for a rough CV season in august and september: :o as I see the pattern this season but hopefully those CV systems go away from the islands.
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This system may have briefly achieved tropical depression status, but that's going to be all folks ... with the biggest thing working against it, climatology ... (I know, I know ... This is the year of firsts and record breakers) ... Since records have been kept, no known tropical storms in the Tropical North Atlantic in June in the CV region ...
Like Cycloneye stated above, if this the sign to come though for the season, the CV season looks to be quite active ...
Loop of a Train of Waves in Africa.
http://cimss.ssec.wisc.edu/tropic/real- ... cjava.html
Like Cycloneye stated above, if this the sign to come though for the season, the CV season looks to be quite active ...
Loop of a Train of Waves in Africa.
http://cimss.ssec.wisc.edu/tropic/real- ... cjava.html
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Another record Stormsfury?Well it will be a close call for this system to develop as the window closes but who knows if the trough lifts north and then allows development as shear will go away.
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This season has been busting at the seams to get started. The season has barely started and we have seen some amazing action already that is just not the norm. If this is a preview of things to come, we may indeed have the makings of a historical year. The spin looks good in the East; I believe this is the first of several that we are going to see.
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cycloneye wrote:Another record Stormsfury?Well it will be a close call for this system to develop as the window closes but who knows if the trough lifts north and then allows development as shear will go away.
Quite possible with the way 2003 has been going, though, I still believe that climatology ... along with more hostile condition should degenerate this area into an inverted trough ... though, I must admit, the low was quite impressive ...
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>>Loop of a Train of Waves in Africa.
Great point. June waves aren't usually this strong. I don't know if it's a harbinger or something out of current conditions. But we'd be licking our chops and holding our breaths if this was late August or early September. Productivity would be tanking at my office
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Let's put it this way: if the impulses crossing Africa remain as strong as they are now, there's going to be a lot of available/potential energy to work with.
Steve
Great point. June waves aren't usually this strong. I don't know if it's a harbinger or something out of current conditions. But we'd be licking our chops and holding our breaths if this was late August or early September. Productivity would be tanking at my office
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Let's put it this way: if the impulses crossing Africa remain as strong as they are now, there's going to be a lot of available/potential energy to work with.
Steve
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