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Off the Florida Coast
Sometimes you don't have to go far from home to look for trouble. Interesting little circulation off the coast of northern Florida. Don't know if anything will come of it, but you you to be wary of washed out frontal boundaries this time of year
. No models really do much with this, but they often don't pick up on these types of features.

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It appears a small circulation is showing up on the JAX NWS radar.:
http://radar.weather.gov/ridge/radar.php?rid=JAX&product=N0R&overlay=11101111&loop=yes
Robert
http://radar.weather.gov/ridge/radar.php?rid=JAX&product=N0R&overlay=11101111&loop=yes
Robert

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Re: Off the Florida Coast
TampaFl wrote:It appears a small circulation is showing up on the JAX NWS radar.:
http://radar.weather.gov/ridge/radar.php?rid=JAX&product=N0R&overlay=11101111&loop=yes
Robert
Definetly LP trying to form there...Looks similar to last week..
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punkyg wrote:Cyclone1 wrote:A few models do develop it... As june fades into the past, and July shows up, we're already wacthing 3 areas.
Whats the third area? and you didn't spell watching correctly.
Gulf of Mexico. Several models ahow a low forming in the Gulf and staying stationary for a while. As for my spelling, it was a typo.
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Cyclone1 wrote:punkyg wrote:Cyclone1 wrote:A few models do develop it... As june fades into the past, and July shows up, we're already wacthing 3 areas.
Whats the third area? and you didn't spell watching correctly.
Gulf of Mexico. Several models ahow a low forming in the Gulf and staying stationary for a while. As for my spelling, it was a typo.
And ahow was a typo too? *giggle*

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these little things love the n. florida coast
what direction do you guys think this will move or should i say drift?
what direction do you guys think this will move or should i say drift?
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cpdaman wrote:these little things love the n. florida coast
what direction do you guys think this will move or should i say drift?
I say to the southwest even though it already looks like its moving in the direction.
more rain for florida!
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punkyg wrote:I'm sooooooooooooooooo sorry if i hurt some feelingsartist wrote:punkg - were you appointed the spelling moderator by s2k?![]()
(it hurts feelings sometimes)
lets just kick my butt and forget it all.
No offense taken! It was a typo, one of many thousands I make a day.

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I'm hoping that July is about as quiet as June has been... Then the same for each month thereafter 

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Aric where are you on this low?
florida boys what do you think any chances here
florida boys what do you think any chances here
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From a quick look at a couple of models, they don't think much of this blob. They drift it around for a few days without developing it much--some draw it west just a touch--until a trough picks up whatever is there.
WJS3
WJS3
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It looks like the center to whatever this is is just SE of Daytona Bch.
http://radar.weather.gov/ridge/radar.ph ... b&loop=yes
http://radar.weather.gov/ridge/radar.ph ... b&loop=yes
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I don't think it has a chance. But there is little that I like more than watching blobs off the Florida coast.
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