ATL: PALOMA - Tropical Depression - Discussion
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Re: ATL: PALOMA - Hurricane - Discussion
08/1145 UTC 19.7N 79.7W T6.5/6.5 PALOMA -- Atlantic
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Re: ATL: PALOMA - Hurricane - Discussion
Once it becomes a remnant low in about 5 days, will it have a chance to restrengthen again? How warm are the waters down there? I know the forecast doesn't go past 5 days, but just curious as to your opinions?
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Re: ATL: PALOMA - Hurricane - Discussion
wzrgirl1 wrote:Once it becomes a remnant low in about 5 days, will it have a chance to restrengthen again? How warm are the waters down there? I know the forecast doesn't go past 5 days, but just curious as to your opinions?
In about five days it will likely dissipate as it will face a lot of shear.
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Chacor wrote:Shear will probably inhibit any restrengthening. Remnant low suggests a total loss of convection.
Latest reliable modeling is showing reintensification...Not saying its going to happen....but.....
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Re: ATL: PALOMA - Hurricane - Discussion
A message from Cayman Brac was posted at the thread in the top of forum.I am praying that nothing tragic occured in the Caymans.
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Re: ATL: PALOMA - Hurricane - Discussion
Paloma get's knocked down to a TD or remnant low in 5 days, but some some of the models begin to strengthen Paloma back to TS status before returning her over Cuba again. I beginning to think if Paloma keeps her LLC intact after 5 days and can remain over water there may be some restrengthening. The next few model runs should start giving us a better idea. Seems Paloma will be meandering over the SE Bahamas/Cuba area.
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Looks like we may be seeing our 1st signs of shear on her West side....Hopefully.....
Looks like we may be seeing our 1st signs of shear on her West side....Hopefully.....
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Re: ATL: PALOMA - Hurricane - Discussion
wzrgirl1 wrote:Once it becomes a remnant low in about 5 days, will it have a chance to restrengthen again? How warm are the waters down there? I know the forecast doesn't go past 5 days, but just curious as to your opinions?
Actually, it becomes a remnant low in about 72 hours (or less) in a very high-shear environment. There will be NO chance of restrengthening that far north.
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Re: ATL: PALOMA - Hurricane - Discussion
Those in Florida,dont freak out when you see the below graphic as by then it will be a remnant low.
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