Derek Ortt wrote:and may not have a strong effect for the Atlntic, like the Pacific.
I remember that was one point of contention during my trop met class in spring of 2005
Derek,do you think MJO is more weak this year and not have a big influence?
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Derek Ortt wrote:and may not have a strong effect for the Atlntic, like the Pacific.
I remember that was one point of contention during my trop met class in spring of 2005
gatorcane wrote:cycloneye wrote:
The wet phase of MJO has arrived for the most part in the Atlantic Basin.But still the core of this wet phase is in the EPAC.
Luis, do you think we'll start seeing more shower/thunderstorm activity in the Atlantic now that the MJO wet phase has arrived? If so when?
yeah, and this is why I think in 8-12 days we are going to see a major upswing in Atlantic development.cycloneye wrote:gatorcane wrote:cycloneye wrote:
The wet phase of MJO has arrived for the most part in the Atlantic Basin.But still the core of this wet phase is in the EPAC.
Luis, do you think we'll start seeing more shower/thunderstorm activity in the Atlantic now that the MJO wet phase has arrived? If so when?
In a couple of weeks you will see a change in the Atlantic to more favorable conditions as this wet phase pulse enters completly the Atlantic.
HurricaneHunter914 wrote:When you say a couple of weeks do you mean August?
cycloneye wrote:HurricaneHunter914 wrote:When you say a couple of weeks do you mean August?
Look at calender of July and see when it will be a couple of weeks from today.
cycloneye wrote:
The wet phase of MJO has arrived for the most part in the Atlantic Basin.But still the core of this wet phase is in the EPAC.
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