But nothing at the surface.
If only there was a surface feature East of Tamaulipas
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Ed Mahmoud
Re: If only there was a surface feature East of Tamaulipas
Well, there is a weak little remnant of the unimpressive cool front that passed, but that won't cut the mustard.
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Re: If only there was a surface feature East of Tamaulipas
I saw that leftover moisture mess last night and wanted to ask -- What would it take to make that fire up into a TD/TS?
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Ed Mahmoud
Re: If only there was a surface feature East of Tamaulipas
Ed Mahmoud wrote:Well, there is a weak little remnant of the unimpressive cool front that passed, but that won't cut the mustard.
Well, whatever little coastal trough or washed out front is taking full advantage of the favorable anticyclonic flow aloft.
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After a very wet summer, it has been dry since Humberto, so any rain is welcome.
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