Tropical Storm Chris
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- HouTXmetro
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SATELLITE IMAGES AND DATA FROM A RECONNAISSANCE AIRCRAFT INDICATE
THAT CHRIS HAS WEAKENED TO A TROPICAL DEPRESSION. MAXIMUM SUSTAINED
WINDS HAVE DECREASED TO NEAR 35 MPH...55 KM/HR...WITH HIGHER GUSTS.
HOWEVER...THE POSSIBILITY REMAINS FOR CHRIS TO REGAIN TROPICAL
STORM STATUS.
From 8 AM Advisory.
They leave the door open to upgrade again to Tropical Storm.
THAT CHRIS HAS WEAKENED TO A TROPICAL DEPRESSION. MAXIMUM SUSTAINED
WINDS HAVE DECREASED TO NEAR 35 MPH...55 KM/HR...WITH HIGHER GUSTS.
HOWEVER...THE POSSIBILITY REMAINS FOR CHRIS TO REGAIN TROPICAL
STORM STATUS.
From 8 AM Advisory.
They leave the door open to upgrade again to Tropical Storm.
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TD Chris slowed down by almost a third over the last 6 hours, the convection he was gathering must have hindered forward motion. It does not take much convective lift to maintain a small TD And the ULL to the east is sinking south faster than it is moving west. Even though overall Chris looks much weaker than he did yesterday morning its worth checking back tonight after the diurnal max to see if he is getting out of the shear.
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I don't see any favorable upper-level winds between the TD and Cuba. Beyond Cuba, a fairly strong ridge over the Gulf Coast States may be producing NE winds 25-40 kts across the central Gulf aloft. That won't be too favorable for redevelopment, but I wouldn't rule out the chance that Chris may regain a few pockets of TS force wind south of the center before reaching northeast Mexico or south Texas. On the other hand, the LLC may not survive the Cuba crossing.
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miamicanes177,
Some of them missed the fact that chris was renamed Timex Takes a licking & keeps on ticking
Posted: Fri Aug 04, 2006 7:42 am Post subject:
Deja vu...another morning and I wake up to people writing it off and calling it finished. Don't you people EVER learn your lesson?!?!? Persistant bunch you unbelievers are! That 5-10kts of shear today will be much welcomed by Chris.
Some of them missed the fact that chris was renamed Timex Takes a licking & keeps on ticking

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wxman57 wrote:I don't see any favorable upper-level winds between the TD and Cuba. Beyond Cuba, a fairly strong ridge over the Gulf Coast States may be producing NE winds 25-40 kts across the central Gulf aloft. That won't be too favorable for redevelopment, but I wouldn't rule out the chance that Chris may regain a few pockets of TS force wind south of the center before reaching northeast Mexico or south Texas. On the other hand, the LLC may not survive the Cuba crossing.
Agree 100 %
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Of course I am not a pro but going from what I am seeing right now I think Chris is going to either miss Cuba or skirt it barely.
I do have one question: There is a Low sitting off of Florida. How is this going to affect Chris once he makes it to the Gulf? Will it affect him? Also the front that is coming down through the southern states right now. Will that have an effect on where he goes?
I do have one question: There is a Low sitting off of Florida. How is this going to affect Chris once he makes it to the Gulf? Will it affect him? Also the front that is coming down through the southern states right now. Will that have an effect on where he goes?
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