14.93 south/35.82, looks to be a well defined area of low pressure. With some deep convection forming over it. Nice banding. We will see if it will develop some more. Just letting you all know.
Another interesting low pressure area for the south Atlatnic
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Another interesting low pressure area for the south Atlatnic
http://wwwghcc.msfc.nasa.gov/GOES/goeseastfullir.html
14.93 south/35.82, looks to be a well defined area of low pressure. With some deep convection forming over it. Nice banding. We will see if it will develop some more. Just letting you all know.
14.93 south/35.82, looks to be a well defined area of low pressure. With some deep convection forming over it. Nice banding. We will see if it will develop some more. Just letting you all know.
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I'm not sure if I'd really call this a "well-defined area of low pressure." It looks much like a cold-front / shear line. I suppose we are approaching the "apex" of the "season," but I wouldn't bet any chips toward development.
Furthermore, it looks like the sub-tropical ridge builds in a few days.
My vote...
Furthermore, it looks like the sub-tropical ridge builds in a few days.
My vote...
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