NATL: GABRIELLE - Tropical Storm - Discussion

[ScottNAtlanta]

I bet Bastardi will have a thing or two to say about this upgrade.

Followup:

JB was surprisingly quiet. All he said was this: “Now, the red-hatched area has been designated Tropical Depression 7, posing a threat to Bermuda but not the U.S.”

But then he immediately mentioned a possible unexpected “side-show Bob” to form off the SE US.

He was way too busy on another rant about the system off the VA capes.

[AnnularCane]

Oh my goodness! It’s actually starting to look like a TC now?!
The 2025 Atlantic Hurricane Season can actually produce a TC? I’m shocked!

That sound you may have heard is Erin clearing her throat a few times.

[cycloneye]

AL, 07, 2025091800, , BEST, 0, 192N, 490W, 45, 1004, TS

[StormWeather]

Oh my goodness! It’s actually starting to look like a TC now?!
The 2025 Atlantic Hurricane Season can actually produce a TC? I’m shocked!

That sound you may have heard is Erin clearing her throat a few times.

lol! You do have a point.

[Teban54]

But hey, at least nobody will say there's no circulation now

[zzzh]

[Hurricane2022]

But hey, at least nobody will say there's no circulation now

https://i.postimg.cc/CKdVGMRC/goes19-vis-swir-07-L-202509172025.gif

Why the hell this is moving SSW

[Steve H.]

It does look like she’s heading ssw!!

[CrazyC83]

I'd argue for a Subtropical Storm classification, even though that would be extremely rare in this part of the world. It's got a quasi-extratropical shape, but is non-frontal, producing deep convection and has a broad, but well defined, center.

[Hammy]

I'd argue for a Subtropical Storm classification, even though that would be extremely rare in this part of the world. It's got a quasi-extratropical shape, but is non-frontal, producing deep convection and has a broad, but well defined, center.

Would this possibly qualify as a monsoon depression of sorts (even if it's at storm intensity) like you'd see in the WPac/Indian Ocean?