Dean4Storms wrote:Danny has become decoupled from his mid and upper level circulation. Right now Danny's LLC is moving along with the lower atmospheric flow which is westward.
Right now its not much moving at all...Slow drift west at best.
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Dean4Storms wrote:Danny has become decoupled from his mid and upper level circulation. Right now Danny's LLC is moving along with the lower atmospheric flow which is westward.
I see No evidence that the LLC is stalling or even slowing for that matter..however that being said there is a MLC to the east of the exposed center that may become the new LLC later today..and that complex of energy is crawling (this may be what your referring to ) Even if thats the case I see nothing that would pull this poleward attm. in fact there is ridging to the north and west of the system. (per wv loop) a 1020 mb high is in the proximity. the ull over the gulf coast has created a complex set-up around Danny . the model guidance hasnt preformed as badly as everyone has said either ..especially given the synoptic mess of the ec right now.Sanibel wrote:Stalling. Probably prior to right turn. Must be some westerly shear on this.
Orrie wrote:I see No evidence that the LLC is stalling or even slowing for that matter..however that being said there is a MLC to the east of the exposed center that may become the new LLC later today..and that complex of energy is crawling (this may be what your referring to ) Even if thats the case I see nothing that would pull this poleward attm. in fact there is ridging to the north and west of the system. (per wv loop) a 1020 mb high is in the proximity. the ull over the gulf coast has created a complex set-up around Danny . the model guidance hasnt preformed as badly as everyone has said either ..especially given the synoptic mess of the ec right now.Sanibel wrote:Stalling. Probably prior to right turn. Must be some westerly shear on this.
artist wrote:ok, when I do a 10 image loop now by clicking on Latitude= 28.23° N Longitude= 72.44° W (X=378 Y=132)
from http://weather.msfc.nasa.gov/GOES/goeseasthurr.html
I am now seeing clouds moving beneath this swirl off to the ne, not in tandem. Is anyone else seeing this? Do a rapid loop and tell me if I am losing it or not please.
jpigott wrote:http://rammb.cira.colostate.edu/ramsdis/online/loop_640.asp?product=tropical_ge_4km_visir2_floater_1
almost looks like Danny's exposed center moves south of west in the most recent frame. Wonder if it is getting sucked back towards the convection. Convection looks to be waning
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