northjaxpro wrote::uarrow: That ASCAT shows that 92L is as close to being closed off as it can be. This may be a TD already.
Agreed. We may have our first east Atlantic long tracker this season.
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northjaxpro wrote::uarrow: That ASCAT shows that 92L is as close to being closed off as it can be. This may be a TD already.
Thetxhurricanemaster wrote:northjaxpro wrote::uarrow: That ASCAT shows that 92L is as close to being closed off as it can be. This may be a TD already.
I wouldn't say that yet dude it has some way to go to develop a good LLC and most of the spin appears to be at mid levels for now
Hammy wrote:Thetxhurricanemaster wrote:northjaxpro wrote::uarrow: That ASCAT shows that 92L is as close to being closed off as it can be. This may be a TD already.
I wouldn't say that yet dude it has some way to go to develop a good LLC and most of the spin appears to be at mid levels for now
Plus winds are still pretty light--only 15kt on that pass.
Hammy wrote:Thetxhurricanemaster wrote:northjaxpro wrote::uarrow: That ASCAT shows that 92L is as close to being closed off as it can be. This may be a TD already.
I wouldn't say that yet dude it has some way to go to develop a good LLC and most of the spin appears to be at mid levels for now
Plus winds are still pretty light--only 15kt on that pass.
northjaxpro wrote:Hammy wrote:Thetxhurricanemaster wrote:I wouldn't say that yet dude it has some way to go to develop a good LLC and most of the spin appears to be at mid levels for now
Plus winds are still pretty light--only 15kt on that pass.
I think winds will be stronger a bit later as this reflects at surface level. The way it is organizing, I think this will be a TD quicker than you may realize. Just my thoughts.
SFLcane wrote:Yea another short lived TD or TS in the works it seems before running into king Tutt
caneseddy wrote:SFLcane wrote:Yea another short lived TD or TS in the works it seems before running into king Tutt
Gert ran into "King Tutt"and survived.; look at her now.
This is shaping to be a western based season where storms don't get going until past 60 West.
SFLcane wrote:Yea another short lived TD or TS in the works it seems before running into king Tutt
sma10 wrote:SFLcane wrote:Yea another short lived TD or TS in the works it seems before running into king Tutt
Historically speaking, delayed development can be a very bad thing for the CONUS, something people often dismiss or forget.
caneseddy wrote:sma10 wrote:SFLcane wrote:Yea another short lived TD or TS in the works it seems before running into king Tutt
Historically speaking, delayed development can be a very bad thing for the CONUS, something people often dismiss or forget.
Yep, 2005 is the perfect example....all the major storms that hit the US formed west of 60 degrees with the exception of Dennis.
caneseddy wrote:sma10 wrote:SFLcane wrote:Yea another short lived TD or TS in the works it seems before running into king Tutt
Historically speaking, delayed development can be a very bad thing for the CONUS, something people often dismiss or forget.
Yep, 2005 is the perfect example....all the major storms that hit the US formed west of 60 degrees with the exception of Dennis.
sma10 wrote:caneseddy wrote:sma10 wrote:
Historically speaking, delayed development can be a very bad thing for the CONUS, something people often dismiss or forget.
Yep, 2005 is the perfect example....all the major storms that hit the US formed west of 60 degrees with the exception of Dennis.
Andrew, Camille, Katrina, Labor Day ... all either formed or intensified past 70 degrees (in Andrew's case was just a weak TS until 65W).
sma10 wrote:SFLcane wrote:Yea another short lived TD or TS in the works it seems before running into king Tutt
Historically speaking, delayed development can be a very bad thing for the CONUS, something people often dismiss or forget.
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