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Still is maintaining convection with a slight decrease.
Still is maintaining convection with a slight decrease.
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This system has developed a area of deep convection...Really I see a cirulation around 10 north/32 west moving west-northwestward. The SAL seems to be north of it for the time. In the dry air(Moisture-sinking)looks faverable with moist air around the system. Wind shear looks to be pretty light by the looks of the system. The MLC/LLC at 32 west appears to be slowly becoming better organized. This system remains me of a few systems like fabian or dolly. I give this a 40 percent chance to become chris. This is by far the best looking system this season out there.
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Obviously, things are getting busy. So please, let's remember this:
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The Talkin' Tropics forum is a place for sharing, discussing, and learning. Unfortunately, well thought out, informative posts can be completely buried in mere minutes beneath a mountain of posts with really no useful substance at all. Questions and comments are welcomed...that's what we're here for. This isn't a professionals only board, but in the interest of time and space, it is not necessary to post every single thought that pops in your head. That's chatroom style. Storm2k has become an important weather information source for many people. If you're at work, and you only have a few minutes to grab the latest tropical information, how frustrating it must be to plow through page after page of "I agree" "time to lock this thread" "that sounds possible" and "I already said that in another thread," etc.
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http://www.storm2k.org/phpbb2/viewtopic.php?t=85432
The Talkin' Tropics forum is a place for sharing, discussing, and learning. Unfortunately, well thought out, informative posts can be completely buried in mere minutes beneath a mountain of posts with really no useful substance at all. Questions and comments are welcomed...that's what we're here for. This isn't a professionals only board, but in the interest of time and space, it is not necessary to post every single thought that pops in your head. That's chatroom style. Storm2k has become an important weather information source for many people. If you're at work, and you only have a few minutes to grab the latest tropical information, how frustrating it must be to plow through page after page of "I agree" "time to lock this thread" "that sounds possible" and "I already said that in another thread," etc.
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"That sounds possible" - Almost anything is possible. Possibilites are limitless and universally accepted as such so it's not necessary to reply just to point this out.
"I already said/saw that in another thread" - Believe it or not, some people do not read every single post on every single page in every single thread. That comment is really just rude. This isn't a game of one-upmanship. Nobody is trying to steal your thunder. Maybe they didn't read your post and they made a similar comment. It's probably not intentional and you don't need to waste a post pointing it out.
Here's another tip: it's not always necessary to quote someone's entire post or graphic just to comment on it. Obviously, sometimes it is, but use good judgement. Most of the time it's just a space muncher.
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Scorpion what are you talking aboput? This has been sustaining convection for over the past 4 days.
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I'm not suprised, this is the most organized thing in the world right now.
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Hmmmm...Can You say "Christopher?" Obvioulsy this area is a hotbead for development, but it has a loooooong trip ahead of it. Could be a name by Saturday afternoon or sooner...
The other wave in Carribean has way too much shear to develop further. When will if ever this season will the wind shear retract?
The other wave in Carribean has way too much shear to develop further. When will if ever this season will the wind shear retract?
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Has alot of moisture ahead of it that was left behind by the remnants of a tropical wave that disappated earlier..
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