EATS OUT on August 10, 2005

[dhweather]

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Eastern Atlantic Tropical Summary - EATS OUT on August 10, 2005

<img src="http://www.diamondheadweather.com/eats20050810.jpg">

By now, you've got a pretty good idea of how dry it is over most of the
eastern Atlantic. There is no sign that these little guys are leaving any
time soon either, as the dry air will continue to dominate the region.

Three waves are still fighting the fight - first we have on near 43W that
is not well organized. The second wave, near 27W is being dried up
by our little friends. A new wave is emerging from the African coast,
and has a nice amount of convection associated with it for now.
Again, our little friends will fix that right on up too.

I do not expect Tropical Cyclone Development in the next 48-72 hours
in this area.

[BensonTCwatcher]

Man that is great! I look forward to these succinct looks at the basins, but now they are really cookin'

Kudos

[vacanechaser]

Well, I have seen it look just like that, with out the little guys of course, in past years and plenty of storms have developed and become major hurricanes, if I remember correctly, Isabel had a lot of dry air out there in '03...I just think that once we get into next week, you will see a huge difference in the waves and the atmosphere.. Remember the Cape Verde season starts around the 15th... We are seeing normal conditions right now...



Jesse V. Bass III
http://www.vastormphoto.com
Hurricane Intercept Research Team

[dhweather]

It's amazing to see waves come off with such good looks, only
to be microwaved.

By early September, things should pick back up, provided the little guys
are gone.

[dhweather]

Wow, no other comments on my artistic add-on?