Floater over Ex TD10
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Floater over Ex TD10
I do not know if this has been posted yet but they moved a floater over TD 10.
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Re: Floater over TD10
webke wrote:I do not know if this has been posted yet but they moved a floater over TD 10.
It is not TD 10 by the way... just for clarification. It is the remnants of TD 10.
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webke wrote:You are right my mistake.
I figured you knew. I just didn't want someone reading this thread to possibly think that TD 10 had reformed, when it hasn't... yet.
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CapeVerdeWave wrote:How do they choose what tropical weather systems to cover on the floaters?
Essentially it's the forecaster's choice. They would normally keep it over the largest threat to land. That why when 10L was active, the floater was positioned over Fernanda instead since she posed the greatest threat to land (Hawai'i) while 10L still had some more time to go.
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