Tropical Wave East of Lesser Antilles
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Tropical Wave East of Lesser Antilles
Nice looking wave around 40W moving west at 15mph. I would gather thats what will cause Puerto Rico's increment weather around mid week.
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It's kind of early, but I agree, there's been an increase of activity now, mostly below 15N...perhaps we'll be hearing of TD2 within a week or so...not to jump the gun; but things are slowly beginning to roil a bit more in the tropics. As for me, I would be content for no real action before August (give more time to shore up defenses)...and even then, keep the big ones away.
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Re: Central Atlantic Trop Wave
boca wrote:Nice looking wave around 40W moving west at 15mph. I would gather thats what will cause Puerto Rico's increment weather around mid week.
Remember when I posted 2 weeks ago the San Juan AFD that was interesting? Well that is the wave they said at that time was going to be the best wave so far to enter the Caribbean.However the dates may not be exact but they nailed the wave anyway by the help of the GFS.

Below is that thread.
http://www.storm2k.org/phpbb2/viewtopic ... 89&start=0
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this wave has been in the TWDs for the past three days. If Im not mistaken, this is the same wave that a thread (http://www.storm2k.org/phpbb2/viewtopic.php?t=85512) was started yesterday for.
the latest TWD:
TROPICAL WAVE IS ALONG 43W S OF 15N MOVING W 20 KT. THIS IS A
WELL-DEFINED WAVE WITH SOMEWHAT OF A V-SHAPE IN BOTH THE LOW AND
MIDDLE LEVEL CLOUDS PLUS PLENTY OF ASSOCIATED CONVECTION. WIDELY
SCATTERED MODERATE IS FROM 5N-9N BETWEEN 44W-50W. INTERACTION
WITH AN UPPER TROUGH TO THE NW SHOULD KEEP THE WAVE RELATIVELY
CONVECTIVELY-ACTIVE

the latest TWD:
TROPICAL WAVE IS ALONG 43W S OF 15N MOVING W 20 KT. THIS IS A
WELL-DEFINED WAVE WITH SOMEWHAT OF A V-SHAPE IN BOTH THE LOW AND
MIDDLE LEVEL CLOUDS PLUS PLENTY OF ASSOCIATED CONVECTION. WIDELY
SCATTERED MODERATE IS FROM 5N-9N BETWEEN 44W-50W. INTERACTION
WITH AN UPPER TROUGH TO THE NW SHOULD KEEP THE WAVE RELATIVELY
CONVECTIVELY-ACTIVE

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It'll be interesting to see what comes of it... still, doesn't look all that good right now.
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Believe me, I'm not...
And I sincerely hope I don't throughout the season... except for the nice FISHES!
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And I sincerely hope I don't throughout the season... except for the nice FISHES!
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Well at least I will be getting a soaker here by midweek as the wave will interact with a trough to dump plenty of precipitation.
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A WELL-DEFINED TROPICAL WAVE IS ALONG 44W/45W S OF 15N MOVING W
NEAR 20 KT. THIS WAVE STILL DOES HAVE A V-PATTERN EMBEDDED
WITHIN THE ITCZ. MUCH OF THE ASSOCIATED CONVECTION IS AHEAD OF
THE WAVE AXIS FROM 4N-12N BETWEEN 44W-52W. A FEW COMPUTER MODELS
HAVE THE WAVE SOMEWHAT INITIALIZED AND CARRY IT QUICKLY WESTWARD
POSSIBLY ENHANCING SHOWER ACTIVITY IN THE E CARIBBEAN IN A FEW
DAYS.
The above is from the 2 PM discussion.
NEAR 20 KT. THIS WAVE STILL DOES HAVE A V-PATTERN EMBEDDED
WITHIN THE ITCZ. MUCH OF THE ASSOCIATED CONVECTION IS AHEAD OF
THE WAVE AXIS FROM 4N-12N BETWEEN 44W-52W. A FEW COMPUTER MODELS
HAVE THE WAVE SOMEWHAT INITIALIZED AND CARRY IT QUICKLY WESTWARD
POSSIBLY ENHANCING SHOWER ACTIVITY IN THE E CARIBBEAN IN A FEW
DAYS.
The above is from the 2 PM discussion.
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cycloneye wrote:A WELL-DEFINED TROPICAL WAVE IS ALONG 44W/45W S OF 15N MOVING W
NEAR 20 KT. THIS WAVE STILL DOES HAVE A V-PATTERN EMBEDDED
WITHIN THE ITCZ. MUCH OF THE ASSOCIATED CONVECTION IS AHEAD OF
THE WAVE AXIS FROM 4N-12N BETWEEN 44W-52W. A FEW COMPUTER MODELS
HAVE THE WAVE SOMEWHAT INITIALIZED AND CARRY IT QUICKLY WESTWARD
POSSIBLY ENHANCING SHOWER ACTIVITY IN THE E CARIBBEAN IN A FEW
DAYS.
The above is from the 2 PM discussion.
Any chances for development Luis?
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No,not ideal enviroment.
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cycloneye wrote:No,not ideal enviroment.
I just checked the NWS radar out of San Juan and it looks like there is scattered to moderate showers around St Thomas and St. Croix moving west along the trades. You may see some of that later today, however, this central atlantic wave should increase the activity when it gets closer.

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HURAKAN wrote:cycloneye wrote:No,not ideal enviroment.
What about in a few days when the wave interacts with the trough. Should we keep an eye on it?
Surely there is anything wrong to watch this wave and that is why we are here as enthusiastics of tropical weather.

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