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Damar91 wrote:southerngale wrote:A little Sergio Mendes for EWG.I'm never gonna let you go
I'm gonna hold you in my arms forever
And just for you...on the latest IR4, there are a few dots of convection closer to the center.
http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/goes/flt/t1/avn.jpg
Go Chris! You can do it! Sorry, you got to feel bad for him, that's all. Being stripped naked right in the middle of the ocean and all.
Brent wrote:Damar91 wrote:southerngale wrote:A little Sergio Mendes for EWG.I'm never gonna let you go
I'm gonna hold you in my arms forever
And just for you...on the latest IR4, there are a few dots of convection closer to the center.
http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/goes/flt/t1/avn.jpg
Go Chris! You can do it! Sorry, you got to feel bad for him, that's all. Being stripped naked right in the middle of the ocean and all.
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southerngale wrote:A little Sergio Mendes for EWG.I'm never gonna let you go
I'm gonna hold you in my arms forever
And just for you...on the latest IR4, there are a few dots of convection closer to the center.
http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/goes/flt/t1/avn.jpg
curtadams wrote:On San Juan Radar loop you can make out two levels of convection - isolated thunderstorm (red spots) moving north with LL flow and a cone of green and yellow N of San Juan moving S with UL flow. So:
1) Chris is still able to lift air all the way to the upper troposphere and generate convection
2) That air is very dry, because it doesn't seem to generate any rain or clouds until its really up there.
3) Not quite dead yet but I don't see how he could recover if he's lofting such dry air and is only a few hours away from Hispaniola cutting off moisture from the south.
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