LarryWx wrote:Rather than focusing on specifics in the model runs, I'll just say that I'm noticing that the pattern on both the latest GFS and ECMWF is one that imho would be to a potential tropical threat to the SE U.S. coast next week: pretty strong sfc highs over and just offshore the NE U.S. bringing in steady lower level NE winds on many of the days in the SE along with pretty strong upper level ridging in the eastern U.S. not allowing a good opportunity for a trough to sweep anything away. Also, strong high pressure over the NE is often conducive to low pressure forming off the SE coast. So, if this pattern does verify, I feel that either a home grown system could easily form or else a preexisting system could possibly move in from further offshore. I could see a scenario where that preexisting system could be Invest 91L.
Larrywx.. Nice post and agreed. the pattern in the EURO and GFS and for that matter the UKMET which builds heights in the NW Atlantic also would be conducive to having something underneath in the SW Atlantic. Lets see how the pattern shapes up.