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mascpa wrote:Reading all of thee posts is making my head spin. I'm reading contradictory interpretations of the same information by very knowledgeable people. I don't know what to think anymore. Time for a break!!
10L is disorganized at this hour. It may have a weak surface circulation. It is still being affected by unfavorable upper level winds. With that said, it could still become a TS in a few days. Those in the northern Antilles, the Bahamas, and Florida should monitor the situation right now.mascpa wrote:Reading all of thee posts is making my head spin. I'm reading contradictory interpretations of the same information by very knowledgeable people. I don't know what to think anymore. Time for a break!!
Sanibel wrote:Zoom in on the visible Floater loop and you can see a circular feature that I think is the 'eye' center just NNE of Anguilla.
I don't think posters realize important things may be happening right now. There appears to be a significant increase in forward speed and possible straightening back more west that could be the sign of being picked up by a strong ridge...
jabber wrote:Sanibel wrote:Zoom in on the visible Floater loop and you can see a circular feature that I think is the 'eye' center just NNE of Anguilla.
I don't think posters realize important things may be happening right now. There appears to be a significant increase in forward speed and possible straightening back more west that could be the sign of being picked up by a strong ridge...
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I am sorry but I really do not see much. At least in the last couple days we had a swirl be it naked, but a swirl all the same. I think currently it looks the worse it has along (after being downgraded) I think the most Florida or anyone else for that matter will see from this is some rain and a little wind. Even if it does manage to pull itself together again tonight shear charts show it will not have much time before getting hammered again. My forecast is no regeneration, but a weak wave that effects Florida next mid next week. Whoops better put a disclaimer
rockyman wrote:wxmann_91 wrote:Let TD 10 die. I'm already tired of tracking it and it has been only a few days. And there is already 41 pgs. to this thread and four pages also dealing with this piece of junk on another thread.
OK, what would you like to talk about?
wxmann_91 wrote:rockyman wrote:wxmann_91 wrote:Let TD 10 die. I'm already tired of tracking it and it has been only a few days. And there is already 41 pgs. to this thread and four pages also dealing with this piece of junk on another thread.
OK, what would you like to talk about?
A nice fat jumbo CV Cat 5 storm that doesn't affect anybody.
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