first off i know there is a seperate thread on 99invest but the major point of this thread is on the combination (equally of coastal low and subtropical low)
to me it appears that the subtropical low now 350 miles wsw of bermuda will move into a position very close (250 miles) to the coastal low which is developing tonite off virginia /n.c and since both systems are in there developmental stages could they combine and join forces
with the blocking high to the north of the coastal low it seems it will meander eastward or even southeast over the next couple days
is there any model support for such an idea yet
joining forces?
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joining forces?
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Whatever is going on with this system, its definately wierd:
From the NOAA buoy off virginia beach last hour:
Continuous Winds TIME
(EDT) WDIR WSPD
2:00 pm S ( 182 deg ) 18 kts
1:50 pm W ( 262 deg ) 18 kts
1:40 pm NNW ( 345 deg ) 13 kts
1:30 pm E ( 94 deg ) 24 kts
1:20 pm ESE ( 106 deg ) 37 kts
1:10 pm ESE ( 109 deg ) 31 kts
From the NOAA buoy off virginia beach last hour:
Continuous Winds TIME
(EDT) WDIR WSPD
2:00 pm S ( 182 deg ) 18 kts
1:50 pm W ( 262 deg ) 18 kts
1:40 pm NNW ( 345 deg ) 13 kts
1:30 pm E ( 94 deg ) 24 kts
1:20 pm ESE ( 106 deg ) 37 kts
1:10 pm ESE ( 109 deg ) 31 kts
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