HURAKAN wrote:How possible is an scenario in which both circulations continue to go apart from each other and they system simply dissipates?
Very. Often times a system never recovers from being sheared off like this.
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vbhoutex wrote:Thanks Tony. I see what you are talking about now. It is looking more possible than I thought that we could see TS Chris not make it much further, at least as a TC. If he does lose this current fight is there much chance of regeneration as this whole system travels further West?
AJC3 wrote:HURAKAN wrote:How possible is an scenario in which both circulations continue to go apart from each other and they system simply dissipates?
Very. Often times a system never recovers from being sheared off like this.
cheezyWXguy wrote:I have to disagree. While there is certainly shear over the system it is not in the lower levels. If it were then the LLC would have been significantly disrupteed and wouldve opened up. Also, I think the MLC is still intact with the LLC. I believe this because when the LLC moved out of the convection, the CDO has seemed to lose banding and any spin whatsoever.
TSmith274 wrote:It's times like these when you learn new things. I'm looking forward to seeing just what ends up happening here. I'm baffled.
The upper low to the NE of it earlier today was moving SE away from Chris, that's why we thought it wouldn't effect it? Tonight the upper low for a while was actually moving S/SW.Extremeweatherguy wrote:I still can't believe Chris did this. Didn't seem like the environment was hostle enough. Pretty weird to think he was expected to be a hurricane right now as of yesterday.