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The upper low will move southwest over time. The wave will build a upper level high in do a Barry!
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Potential Threat for GOM development Exists
I may be wrong but I am buying into GOM development this time around. We will have quite a bit of energy in the GOM into next week with a building upper level ridge over the GOM. With the very warm waters at the surface and a ventilating ridge over the top of it; significant and rapid develop could occur. We have a tropical wave headed into the GOM early next week and weak stationary front that may induce a low pressure area. Looks to me the stage is set for GOM development. This is something I will watch very carefully during the upcoming week.
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MGC wrote:I am not buying GOM development this weekend. The front will have to sit and fester. Convection is unorganized. I'm placing my bets on former bogus TD 2 once it reaches the W Carb.....MGC
I agree it will have to sit and fester before anything tropical pops and yes former TD2 if it makes it could very well be the trigger finger..
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I agree MGC. I think that the eventual stationary front will be one ingredient. TWFKA2* will be the other. What if anything comes out of that is our S2k speculation special for the coming weekend.MGC wrote:I am not buying GOM development this weekend. The front will have to sit and fester. Convection is unorganized. I'm placing my bets on former bogus TD 2 once it reaches the W Carb.....MGC
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Re: Potential Threat for GOM development Exists
KatDaddy wrote:I may be wrong but I am buying into GOM development this time around. We will have quite a bit of energy in the GOM into next week with a building upper level ridge over the GOM. With the very warm waters at the surface and a ventilating ridge over the top of it; significant and rapid develop could occur. We have a tropical wave headed into the GOM early next week and weak stationary front that may induce a low pressure area. Looks to me the stage is set for GOM development. This is something I will watch very carefully during the upcoming week.
Your not wrong at all..it's all logical and this would not be the first time for sure..It will be after the weekend..Unless 92L pops today you can get some sleep this weekend..lol..Dreamy huh..


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With former TD#2 moving into the SE Gulf and a washed out stationary front over 90 degree water, one would speculate that it could ba a dangerous combo and it very well could mean tropical cyclone development, especially by early next week. This certainly seems like a better scenario at this point. Anytime we get into a pattern like this in the Gulf, it could mean big trouble down the road somewhere along the Gulf Coast. Hurricanes Opal and Alicia are just two examples!
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WXBUFFJIM wrote:With former TD#2 moving into the SE Gulf and a washed out stationary front over 90 degree water, one would speculate that it could ba a dangerous combo and it very well could mean tropical cyclone development, especially by early next week. This certainly seems like a better scenario at this point.
Jim
Yep I agree..If the trough comes in and helps recurve some of the systems out from the east coast..the payback comes in the form of more stalled fronts over the gulf...


92L looks bad at the moment..

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HPC Prelim points to W GOM
MANUAL FCST THAT BRINGS THE CARIB SYS TO THE WRN
GULF COAST BY DAY 5 WED REFLECTS YESTERDAYS COORDINATED HPC/NHC
TRACK... AND STILL SEEMS TO HAVE SOME MERIT GIVEN WWD TREND OF
RECENT GFS RUNS. THUS WOULD PREFER TO DOWNPLAY INFLUENCE OF THIS
SYS OVER THE CNTRL/ERN GULF AND SERN/ERN CONUS.
GULF COAST BY DAY 5 WED REFLECTS YESTERDAYS COORDINATED HPC/NHC
TRACK... AND STILL SEEMS TO HAVE SOME MERIT GIVEN WWD TREND OF
RECENT GFS RUNS. THUS WOULD PREFER TO DOWNPLAY INFLUENCE OF THIS
SYS OVER THE CNTRL/ERN GULF AND SERN/ERN CONUS.
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Re: HPC Prelim points to W GOM
KatDaddy wrote:MANUAL FCST THAT BRINGS THE CARIB SYS TO THE WRN
GULF COAST BY DAY 5 WED REFLECTS YESTERDAYS COORDINATED HPC/NHC
TRACK... AND STILL SEEMS TO HAVE SOME MERIT GIVEN WWD TREND OF
RECENT GFS RUNS. THUS WOULD PREFER TO DOWNPLAY INFLUENCE OF THIS
SYS OVER THE CNTRL/ERN GULF AND SERN/ERN CONUS.
Dang it!
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rainstorm wrote:alot depends on whether an even more powerful trough hits the gom next week, and that seems likely now. an old front needs time to develop, and it may have very little of that. we need a blocked flow, not a progressive one
Hmmm. Sounds like some ideas to consider here in this excerpt from this afternoon's prelim HPC discussion:
EXPECT UNSEASONABLY COOL AIR TO SURGE SEWD FROM THE NRN PLAINS/MS VLY DURING THE FIRST HALF OF NEXT WEEK AS STRONG COLD FRONT PUSHES TOWARD THE ATLC/GULF COAST STATES BY MIDWEEK. MID LVL DYNAMICS MAY SUPPORT BRIEFLY HVY RNFL ALON THE NRN PART OF THE FRONT BUT PROGRESSIVE NATURE OF THE FEATURE SHOULD KEEP OVERALL AMTS IN THE LGT-MDT RANGE. BY THE LATTER HALF OF THE WEEK THE FRONT SHOULD SLOW DOWN OR STALL FROM THE SRN PLAINS THRU THE GULF COAST STATES AND ALONG THE EAST COAST. THE 06Z GFS APPEARS OVERDONE DUE TO FEEDBACK... BUT STILL EXPECT SOME CONVECTION TO TRACK SEWD FROM THE CNTRL HIGH PLAINS ALONG/N OF THE WRN PART OF THE SFC FRONT. POTENTIAL EXISTS FOR SOME ENHANCEMENT OF RNFL ALONG THE EAST COAST DUE TO FRONTAL WAVES... BUT AT THIS TIME WITH LITTLE CONFIDENCE AS TO WHAT EXTENT. 06Z GFS HAS HVY RNFL DUE TO CONTINUATION OF THE FEEDBACK OVER THE SRN PLAINS... WHILE THE 00Z GFS PULLS IN SOME GULF OF MEXICO MSTR ORIGINALLY ASSOC WITH SYSTEM NOW OVER THE CNTRL CARIBBEAN. MANUAL FCST THAT BRINGS THE CARIB SYS TO THE WRN GULF COAST BY DAY 5 WED REFLECTS YESTERDAYS COORDINATED HPC/NHC TRACK... AND STILL SEEMS TO HAVE SOME MERIT GIVEN WWD TREND OF
RECENT GFS RUNS. THUS WOULD PREFER TO DOWNPLAY INFLUENCE OF THIS SYS OVER THE CNTRL/ERN GULF AND SERN/ERN CONUS.
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