Area of convection (Former 92L)
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Re: Area in Western Atlantic (Former 92L)
looks to me this area is moving wsw and the keys to miami will experience very squally weather tonite
with more numerous showes and thunderstorms from jupiter south
the latest quikscat (several hours old) showed definite turning minus a west wind
http://manati.orbit.nesdis.noaa.gov/dat ... MBas19.png
with more numerous showes and thunderstorms from jupiter south
the latest quikscat (several hours old) showed definite turning minus a west wind
http://manati.orbit.nesdis.noaa.gov/dat ... MBas19.png
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Re: Area in Western Atlantic (Former 92L)
cpdaman wrote:looks to me this area is moving wsw and the keys to miami will experience very squally weather tonite
with more numerous showes and thunderstorms from jupiter south
the latest quikscat (several hours old) showed definite turning minus a west wind
http://manati.orbit.nesdis.noaa.gov/dat ... MBas19.png
We need the rain down here. My lawn is crispy But I really wish it would have gone over the watershed north of lake Okeechobee.
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Re: Area in Western Atlantic (Former 92L)
Pearl River wrote:Floater three link is over the Pacific
No it's not...refresh your browser.
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Re: Area in Western Atlantic (Former 92L)
Pearl River wrote:Floater three link is over the Pacific
It works for me.
Opps sky beat me to it
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Re: Area in Western Atlantic (Former 92L)
SkySummit wrote
I did refresh it. The single image it shows on the Mexican coast, if you add the lat/long on August 7. The loop shows the correct system.
http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/goes/flt/t3/loop-avn.html http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/goes/flt/t3/avn.jpg
Pearl River wrote:
Floater three link is over the Pacific
No it's not...refresh your browser.
I did refresh it. The single image it shows on the Mexican coast, if you add the lat/long on August 7. The loop shows the correct system.
http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/goes/flt/t3/loop-avn.html http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/goes/flt/t3/avn.jpg
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Re: Area in Western Atlantic (Former 92L)
Did Floater 3 say invest this morning? If not, it does now.
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dizzyfish wrote:Did Floater 3 say invest this morning? If not, it does now.
poped up there just abought an hour ago.
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Re: Area in Western Atlantic (Former 92L)
we may actually have to watch this wave as it moves across south florida and into the SE GOM. Conditions appear they will be more favorable when it gets into the GOM. Currently the ULL to the south is prohibiting development.
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Re: Area in Western Atlantic (Former 92L)
I know I'm not going crazy...look at the links I have provided. I have cleared my browser several times.
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Re: Area in Western Atlantic (Former 92L)
Do you think this will track further North up to central and ncentral FL? we are parched up here?
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Re: Area in Western Atlantic (Former 92L)
Pearl River wrote:I know I'm not going crazy...look at the links I have provided. I have cleared my browser several times.
I would never say your crazy however even the links you posted show correctly to me
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Re: Area in Western Atlantic (Former 92L)
Not sure why that has a floater. Nice sharp little wind shift following the area of storms, but it is behind the storms.
What might have been a lower cloud spin near 25ºN and 75ºW looks like it is falling apart. But Florida needs the rain, as mentioned by others earlier on the thread.
Nothing to look at, and, in my humble amateur opinion, nothing will happen until what was a really impressive looking tropical wave that fizzled on hitting the coast gets out past 50ºW. May not happen then, but won't happen before then. Because this thing is booking, won't develop beforew Florida, and will have only three days in the Gulf before Texas.
What might have been a lower cloud spin near 25ºN and 75ºW looks like it is falling apart. But Florida needs the rain, as mentioned by others earlier on the thread.
Nothing to look at, and, in my humble amateur opinion, nothing will happen until what was a really impressive looking tropical wave that fizzled on hitting the coast gets out past 50ºW. May not happen then, but won't happen before then. Because this thing is booking, won't develop beforew Florida, and will have only three days in the Gulf before Texas.
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Re: Area in Western Atlantic (Former 92L)
Any news on what this high pressure will be doing a few days down the road? If this cloudiness heads across S. Florida and into the SE GOM, how much of this high will still be around or will it still be just as strong to push everything to the west?
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Pearl River wrote:I HATE computers.
You might try cleaning the java console.

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Re: Area in Western Atlantic (Former 92L)
Well, the 12Z GFS suggests this tries to almost close off an isobar just before arriving near Corpus Christi on Sunday morning, and does bring rain. Texas is in good shape for now ion the rainfall department, but I imagine one vigorous tropical wave won't hurt too badly.
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