underthwx wrote:which camp are you leaning towards Gatorcane?
Ha....he has been saying recurve from the start....sticking to his guns.

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underthwx wrote:which camp are you leaning towards Gatorcane?
maxx9512 wrote:It appears that the llc is now under the little ball of convection. Am I correct in what I see here?
http://rammb.cira.colostate.edu/ramsdis/online/loop_640.asp?product=tropical_ge_1km_center_relative_vis_floater
SouthDadeFish wrote:1003.7mb extrapolated, lowest thus far. Not dead yet!
SouthDadeFish wrote:1003.7mb extrapolated, lowest thus far. Not dead yet!
SouthDadeFish wrote:1003.7mb extrapolated, lowest thus far. Not dead yet!
lebron23 wrote:What are the local tv stations saying about this in Florida?
KWT wrote:Whats quite funny is you can see on the high resolution a jump of the LLC to the WNW almost as soon as the deep convection starts to reform.
Lets see where recon shows...
gatorcane wrote:Looking at the models graphic above, what looks to be happening is that you have models splitting into two camps. In the one camp, they send a remnant circulation or very weak, shallow system through Cuba and through the FL Straits into the GOM.
In the other camp, the models keep the system vertically stacked enough so that it feels the weakness, turns north and then eventually northeast through the Bahamas east of Florida.
KWT wrote:Rather poor wind return from recon its got to be said, pressure is low though...so its not dead for sure!
The motion is one thing that is going to be very interesting to observe.
Might be a closer call to the S.tip of DR then I first thought due to that blow up.
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