INVEST 91L -Discussions,Analysis and Imagery
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looking better with each frame, the feeder bands are starting to form ( of course early stages)
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Re: INVEST 91L: in SE GOM,Discussions,Analysis and Sat Pics
I guess the USAF is busy. One of tomorrow's GOMEX missions will be flown by the NOAA WP-3D.
A good deal for them, actually. I read a few years back when they are tasked for recon missions, the money doesn't come out of their limited scientific budget for the year, but from a different account, so any scientific research they can do while flying recon is a bonus.
A good deal for them, actually. I read a few years back when they are tasked for recon missions, the money doesn't come out of their limited scientific budget for the year, but from a different account, so any scientific research they can do while flying recon is a bonus.
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Re: INVEST 91L: in SE GOM,Discussions,Analysis and Sat Pics
WCX7445 - ship
wind SSE: 30 mph
pressure: 1006.7 mb
wind SSE: 30 mph
pressure: 1006.7 mb
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Re: INVEST 91L: in SE GOM,Discussions,Analysis and Sat Pics
The TCHP and SST's in the GOM far exceed what we had August 14, 2005. The lack of activity has allowed warming to dangerous levels.
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Re: INVEST 91L: in SE GOM,Discussions,Analysis and Sat Pics
This thing is just more or less parked in my opinion! Although a LLC has formed and is now pulling away from the deeper convection center, I still believe a new center is going to form near 87.2W/22.5N. Feeder bands, or the beginning of them, are appearing around this area and there's some nice outflow showing up E/NE quadrant as well.
Curious to see what the plane sees once it's out there! As for development, if center is indeed found more north/northeasterly, it's already over the warmer waters which explains the convective blow-up this morning. As for landfall, don't see it tomorrow...most likely Thurs mid-dayish in MHO.
Curious to see what the plane sees once it's out there! As for development, if center is indeed found more north/northeasterly, it's already over the warmer waters which explains the convective blow-up this morning. As for landfall, don't see it tomorrow...most likely Thurs mid-dayish in MHO.
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Re: INVEST 91L: in SE GOM,Discussions,Analysis and Sat Pics
PauleinHouston wrote:This thing is just more or less parked in my opinion! Although a LLC has formed and is now pulling away from the deeper convection center, I still believe a new center is going to form near 87.2W/22.5N. Feeder bands, or the beginning of them, are appearing around this area and there's some nice outflow showing up E/NE quadrant as well.
Curious to see what the plane sees once it's out there! As for development, if center is indeed found more north/northeasterly, it's already over the warmer waters which explains the convective blow-up this morning. As for landfall, don't see it tomorrow...most likely Thurs mid-dayish in MHO.
It is a possibility. We'll have to see. That IS where the lowest pressure was measured in the last hour--the 1006.7 mb measurement with a 30 mph wind at 23.5, 86.8. Just to the south of the estimated center a ship reported a 1008 mb reading an hour ago, so it is possible that the area with the highest convection to the northeast--where we're discussing--may take over as the new center--since pressures are so low and presumably falling.
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Re: INVEST 91L: in SE GOM,Discussions,Analysis and Sat Pics
And to think that this weekend we were in the midst of a heat wave that would last until Friday. Now we have tropical troubles to think about. Interesting.
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>>It is a possibility. We'll have to see. That IS where the lowest pressure was measured in the last hour--the 1006.7 mb measurement with a 30 mph wind at 23.5, 86.8. Just to the south of the estimated center a ship reported a 1008 mb reading an hour ago, so it is possible that the area with the highest convection to the northeast--where we're discussing--may take over as the new center--since pressures are so low and presumably falling.
If this goes down as suggested, I could be a little south on my South Padre-Corpus-King's Ranch landfall which brings in the possibility for some moisture training off the Gulf to points further north up da Tejas coast.
We'll have to wait and see if there is a new center forming. IMHO, as per usual with these types of systems in a pattern reversal, there probably are (and/or will be) multiple vortices.
Steve
If this goes down as suggested, I could be a little south on my South Padre-Corpus-King's Ranch landfall which brings in the possibility for some moisture training off the Gulf to points further north up da Tejas coast.
We'll have to wait and see if there is a new center forming. IMHO, as per usual with these types of systems in a pattern reversal, there probably are (and/or will be) multiple vortices.
Steve
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Re: INVEST 91L: in SE GOM,Discussions,Analysis and Sat Pics
Could some tell the guy holding the camera for these GHCC visible shots to keep still! I guess those solar winds must be bad today. 

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Re: INVEST 91L: in SE GOM,Discussions,Analysis and Sat Pics
miamicanes177 wrote:The TCHP and SST's in the GOM far exceed what we had August 14, 2005. The lack of activity has allowed warming to dangerous levels.
I've heard somewhere that TC activity in the GOM has very little effect on SST. The water is so shallow that it warms and cools really quickly. There was very little cold water upwelling when Katrina passed through, so the cool water left in her wake was short-lived. Isn't that also what's responsible for the higher SST in both the GOM and Caribbean?
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Re: INVEST 91L: in SE GOM,Discussions,Analysis and Sat Pics
Latest visible loop seems to indicate that the old LLC is finally diminishing and that a new one may be forming to the NE...
http://adds.aviationweather.gov/satelli ... &itype=vis
..one way you can tell is that clouds seem to be moving north to south across the old center now, a sure sign that a new center is probably taking over further east or northeast.
http://adds.aviationweather.gov/satelli ... &itype=vis
..one way you can tell is that clouds seem to be moving north to south across the old center now, a sure sign that a new center is probably taking over further east or northeast.
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Re: INVEST 91L: in SE GOM,Discussions,Analysis and Sat Pics
NAM appears to have fairly strong system landfall near matagorda. Is that correct?
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Steve wrote:>>It is a possibility. We'll have to see. That IS where the lowest pressure was measured in the last hour--the 1006.7 mb measurement with a 30 mph wind at 23.5, 86.8. Just to the south of the estimated center a ship reported a 1008 mb reading an hour ago, so it is possible that the area with the highest convection to the northeast--where we're discussing--may take over as the new center--since pressures are so low and presumably falling.
If this goes down as suggested, I could be a little south on my South Padre-Corpus-King's Ranch landfall which brings in the possibility for some moisture training off the Gulf to points further north up da Tejas coast.
We'll have to wait and see if there is a new center forming. IMHO, as per usual with these types of systems in a pattern reversal, there probably are (and/or will be) multiple vortices.
Steve
If you look closely at the visibles, you can indeed see multiple vortices circulating around what appears to be a weak, broad center to the SW of the convection. One is near 22/90.5 and another is near 22.5/89.5...
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Re: INVEST 91L: in SE GOM,Discussions,Analysis and Sat Pics
HouTXmetro wrote:So recon is going?
According to what we know it's not cancelled, so they're going.
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RL3AO wrote:Update please? Is a new low forming?
I don't know. But it's going to be hard for the existing LLC to strengthen while naked.
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