Wave in Eastern Atlantic

[AtlanticWind]

http://www.esl.lsu.edu/webpics/goes/Sto ... est_ir.jpg


This one is coming off a little higher.

[HURAKAN]

Time will tell but climatology says that waves coming at that latitude usually struggle more to get better organized than more southern waves.

[cycloneye]

And also when they emerge at a higher latitud,the track is towards the WNW to NW looking for the fishes.

[Gustywind]

yeah hurakan , behind this one too,we have another big cluster further east but very south of this one...things seems getting interressing as we're entering the peak

[HURAKAN]

And also when they emerge at a higher latitud,the track is towards the WNW to NW looking for the fishes.

That's also very true. It will be interesting to do a research and see how many CV systems coming out at or above 15ºN have made landfall in North America.

[Sanibel]

The one currently over Africa looks like a low-rider that jumps off and forms. It already has curvature. We'll see if it lasts.

[punkyg]

Anything new on this wave.

[bob rulz]

Despite it's latitude it looks pretty impressive. We'll see what happens as it approaches Cape Verde.

[Gustywind]

I enjoy this one too with 5 systems since 60w the Atlantic to Africa!
http://www.nrlmry.navy.mil/sat-bin/disp ... C_SCALE=15

[punkyg]

Hey Gusty is that the latest pic of this wave moving off the african coast? cause if its, then that means our wave thats gonna be name 91L looks better.

[Gustywind]

The lastest i don't know punkyg , but i put for you the last sat pic for the one moving off Africa in rainbow mode at 7UTC means 3am! looking decent !!!
http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/met8/eatl/rb.jpg
Note further east since two days the persistence of this squall line at low lattitude, i dont' know if models are picking it , but i don't know....i feel it.. very suspcious...this symetry since two days has payed my attention higher than the one ahead... moving off....time will tell, very subjective felling no matter lool, we have plenty of time to see it, but looking nice......

[punkyg]

Yo man thats the dangerous C wave oh god run for your lives!

Joking anyways so you say that the C shaped wave has been looking that way for a couple of days now? well we are going to have to wait until it moves off the coast, but until then we will continue to call it the C wave.

[Gustywind]

Yeah punkyg nice C shape wave , we have plenty of time ton see it...but i like the symetry and the structure of this squall line in fact! See you later C wave lool

[Gustywind]

http://cimss.ssec.wisc.edu/tropic/real- ... et7bbm.jpg

Nice activity as we're entering the peak of the season!
3 systems with the first very interressing moving out and the C wave squall line with decent symetry and a third system less organized but with lot of convection !

[punkyg]

http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/PS/TROP/DATA/RT/EATL/IR4/20.jpg
Heres a pic of our new wave look at how its convection is still holding.

[Gustywind]

yeah punkyg great.... good post too very nice wave looking promising!

[punkyg]

Do you think this wave will do what 91L did yesterday. you know lose some of its convection then build it back.

[Gustywind]

Maybe , i don't understand this processus
why??!!! that's a mystery on my untrained eyes lool that maybe why i love that, we learn every season...but for sure PUNKYG it will have nice conditions much more moisture air around it, low shear, warm water and the benefits og the heart of the season = PROMISING THINGS, but i said earlier the C shape seems the most suspicious, this symetry let some suspens in my untrained eyes lool!

[HURAKAN]

Do you think this wave will do what 91L did yesterday. you know lose some of its convection then build it back.

It will tell you tomorrow!!! If 91L did it, it shows the environment is conducive and it could happen.

[Gustywind]

It will tell you tomorrow!!! If 91L did it, it shows the environment is conducive and it could happen.

Agree 100% HURAKAN i vote for that trend!