
Looks like they should be approaching the center (or thereabouts) in the next set.
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Stormavoider wrote:cheezyWXguy wrote:the centre is being swallowed by the convection now...I think itll live, but its gonna be close
The latest couple frames show the convection to the south receding.
Windspeed wrote:This may no longer be a tropical depression, but this is not an open wave. There is still a surface circulation very evident in the lower cloud field. We still have a low level circulation, even if it is broader on the northern side.
Air Force Met wrote:Stormavoider wrote:cheezyWXguy wrote:the centre is being swallowed by the convection now...I think itll live, but its gonna be close
The latest couple frames show the convection to the south receding.
Yep...gonna have to wait for a refire somewhere else if it wants to stay closed. There is some more convection starting on teh west side. What this shows is the atmosphere is a little more unstable than it has been.
Typhoon wrote:WindRunner, it's great that you're here to post the maps. Do you want to post the HDOB messages as well, or should I continue doing that?
AJC3 wrote:Windspeed wrote:This may no longer be a tropical depression, but this is not an open wave. There is still a surface circulation very evident in the lower cloud field. We still have a low level circulation, even if it is broader on the northern side.
At this point, it has to be one or the other, since it is still spitting out some convection reasonably close to the center, even though it is limited. I think it's still closed, albeit elongating.
sunnyday wrote:In reading the update, a mention is made that the Keys and So. Fla. should keep an eye on Chris. Isn't the path over Cuba ow? If its winds are only 35 and it is virtually dissipated, why should we keep an eye on it?
Thanks for your replies.
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