I think 93 was jumpted on to quick
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I think 93 was jumpted on to quick
just looking at the overall structure, compared to just a few hours ago...and it appears the NHC isnt that worried about it, I think even a TD is doubtful at this time...I even fell for it sayinf a cane was forming....but I have revised my opinion to a strong Wave /weak TD at best.
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I think someone is misinterpreting the TWO....let's reread it...
Not conducive for rapid development is not the same as no development expected.
SATELLITE IMAGES AND SURFACE OBSERVATIONS INDICATE THAT THE AREA OF
DISTURBED WEATHER IN THE EXTREME NORTHWESTERN CARIBBEAN SEA AND
NORTHEASTERN YUCATAN HAS CHANGED LITTLE IN ORGANIZATION DURING THE
PAST SEVERAL HOURS. ALTOUGH SURFACES PRESSURES ARE LOW IN THE
AREA...UPPER-LEVEL WINDS ARE NOT CONDUCIVE FOR A RAPID DEVELOPMENT.
THIS SYSTEM IS EXPECTED TO MOVE TOWARD THE NORTH-NORTHEAST
SPREADING HEAVY RAINS AND GUSTY WINDS OVER WESTERN CUBA.
Not conducive for rapid development is not the same as no development expected.
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Rainband wrote:chadtm80 wrote:hurricanedude wrote:first TWO said conditions could become favorable, now there unfavorable...total opopsite! so yeah, I jumpted off the development wagon based on this
UPPER-LEVEL WINDS ARE NOT CONDUCIVE FOR A RAPID DEVELOPMENT.
That's same they said about TS Tammy last night. And a couple days ago they didn't seem so concerned with it when it just east of the Bahamas.
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chadtm80 wrote:hurricanedude wrote:first TWO said conditions could become favorable, now there unfavorable...total opopsite! so yeah, I jumpted off the development wagon based on this
UPPER-LEVEL WINDS ARE NOT CONDUCIVE FOR A RAPID DEVELOPMENT.
correct... thats what the two said.. give it time.. these things take time.. with the possible low now over the water and tammy moving away, we should see things start to improve.. the upper low in the northern gulf should move westward and turn the upper level out flow pattern a little more favorable as this thing moves toi the east of it... Water is plenty warm and the pattern is complex.. Lets see what is left, or how well it looks tomorrow before you think no development
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