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Regarding SW Carib
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This is somewhat outdated (except for the morning AOTO). However, the possible of devleopment was somewhat mentioned in last nights discussion. One thing about it and I dont remember if I mentioned it in the discussion, I was thinking no development until the old TD moved into the monsoon trough. I may have been burned with this
This is somewhat outdated (except for the morning AOTO). However, the possible of devleopment was somewhat mentioned in last nights discussion. One thing about it and I dont remember if I mentioned it in the discussion, I was thinking no development until the old TD moved into the monsoon trough. I may have been burned with this
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Re: Regarding SW Carib
Derek Ortt wrote:http://www.nwhhc.com/gpage1.html
This is somewhat outdated (except for the morning AOTO). However, the possible of devleopment was somewhat mentioned in last nights discussion. One thing about it and I dont remember if I mentioned it in the discussion, I was thinking no development until the old TD moved into the monsoon trough. I may have been burned with this
When I was checking TWD and TWO late last night there was no mention of this feature having any chance at development. Even the 5am said nothng. Then at 11am boom!!!! I didn't see it coming nor did anyone else I know of. What a sesaon this may turn out to be!!!!
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AGREE !!!!!!!!!!! DAVID
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Our National weather service agrees too..the big question remains when and where the tropical wave/TUTTvbhoutex wrote:Rainband wrote:Yes toni...This one could very well be our headache next week...The systems that form down in the western carrib..are Florida storms ...I think thats what I have heard :?
Quite often this is true, but not always. Models have picked FL for this one so far if it verifies.
feature...sliding northwest out of the Caribbean on Monday and meandering over
the southeast Gulf through middle week before getting ejected to the NE/east by
approaching 500 mb trough. As expected...models are agreeing with
the trend...but run-to-run consistency in timing is poor.
Certainly...we'll have to continue to monitor this system as it's
location and climatology this time of year are favorable.
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Interestion situation developing with this feature in the southwest Caribbean. Is there any chance that TD2 had any affect on this developing system?
The convection keeps moving off of Texas is an interesting aspect with this system, too.
Those that don't follow the tropics too much or haven't much with this rapid development are missing... that the next named storm is "Bill," not "Ana."
It will be fun watching the shortwave move toward the southeast to see which direction this potential development moves.
The convection keeps moving off of Texas is an interesting aspect with this system, too.
Those that don't follow the tropics too much or haven't much with this rapid development are missing... that the next named storm is "Bill," not "Ana."
It will be fun watching the shortwave move toward the southeast to see which direction this potential development moves.

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Rainband wrote:Yes toni...This one could very well be our headache next week...The systems that form down in the western carrib..are Florida storms ...I think thats what I have heard :?
To any resident that lives along the Gulf Coast and especially W. Fla. needs to keep a watchful eye on this system.
I am still so suprised that this has developed so quickly, I am in total shock! Check out the link..
Toni
http://files.hurricanealley.net/images/AL9203TRP.gif

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