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- SouthFloridawx
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How is that shortwave coming out of canada going to be strong enough to reinforce the trough and break down the ridge?
http://hadar.cira.colostate.edu/ramsdis ... _ls_0.html
That shortwave trough is not nearly as strong as the one that previously came through. I would not be suprised if this thing recurved farther west than forecasted to.
Please let me know if this is off-base.
http://hadar.cira.colostate.edu/ramsdis ... _ls_0.html
That shortwave trough is not nearly as strong as the one that previously came through. I would not be suprised if this thing recurved farther west than forecasted to.
Please let me know if this is off-base.
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cpdaman wrote:wxman if u are there would u say the bigger threat to this sytems
development currently is the shear over it or the dry air being entrained from the ULL
i know u posted there is no convergance at the center. i wondered if this was an effect of either shear or dry air or neither
Neither. Shear is gone, outflow is excellent, and there's no dry air around. The greatest impediment is the lack of inflow into a central core. Winds are blowing around a big circle 100 miles across - they're not blowing in toward a center. I think it's possible that the center will reform near a burst of convection somewhere over the next day or so. Until then, it cannot intensify.
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Well, it's really tough to make out, but when you slow this loop way, way down and concentrate on that naked center, it looks like it's actually tracking NNW or maybe even NW. You have to slow it to a crawl to see it:
http://hadar.cira.colostate.edu/ramsdis ... at2_0.html
http://hadar.cira.colostate.edu/ramsdis ... at2_0.html
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There's evident synoptic shear being pumped into the center by the ULL just to the west with lots of dry air included on water vapor (WV). The reason the storm isn't pumping inflow is because the ULL has wiped out any impetus because of constant scouring of the system with disruptive shear and dry air.
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I just looked at the Vloop and it is moving WWNW there is only a slight movement to the north
Here are the numbers
Yesterday 18.3N...50.7w. today 19.8 N...53.4 W.
Here are the numbers
Yesterday 18.3N...50.7w. today 19.8 N...53.4 W.
Last edited by storms in NC on Thu Sep 07, 2006 10:18 am, edited 1 time in total.
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WX57:
If there were no shear over this system then the convection would be symmetrical and evenly dispersed over the entire system. The reason half the storm is naked is because it is being sheared off to the NE as you have seen the convection showing the last few days. You can't say "there's no shear over the storm" when the storm itself is completely sheared as it shows.
Run the WV loop. The ULL is bullying this system just to the west.
I feel you are giving totally wrong information.
If there were no shear over this system then the convection would be symmetrical and evenly dispersed over the entire system. The reason half the storm is naked is because it is being sheared off to the NE as you have seen the convection showing the last few days. You can't say "there's no shear over the storm" when the storm itself is completely sheared as it shows.
Run the WV loop. The ULL is bullying this system just to the west.
I feel you are giving totally wrong information.
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Hi all,
Quick question:
What do you think of the CMC runs? Right now it's got Florence heading for a direct hit on Nova Scotia, but it's the only model to do so. I've been watching over the past few days and it's been really consistent, but again, it's not behaving like the rest.
Is this one out to lunch or what?
Pro-mets?
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Quick question:
What do you think of the CMC runs? Right now it's got Florence heading for a direct hit on Nova Scotia, but it's the only model to do so. I've been watching over the past few days and it's been really consistent, but again, it's not behaving like the rest.
Is this one out to lunch or what?
Pro-mets?
M
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