For a tropical wave, early in July, and in the EATL, it looks very well organized.
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Maybe Frank but the shear pattern looks fairly low, low enough for development the main problem at least until 40W from about 25-30W will be the lower temps in that region, should prevent much development.
There does seem to be a little area of stable air fairly close by which may also help but who knows.
Anyway as I've said before I don't expect any development till 40W, then it will have a real shot back in the warmer seas again, may just have to weather the cooler waters.
wxman, ok thats fair enough, the LLC to the east isn't strong as you say but it is close to that small area of convection which may help to sustain it for a little while.
There does seem to be a little area of stable air fairly close by which may also help but who knows.
Anyway as I've said before I don't expect any development till 40W, then it will have a real shot back in the warmer seas again, may just have to weather the cooler waters.
wxman, ok thats fair enough, the LLC to the east isn't strong as you say but it is close to that small area of convection which may help to sustain it for a little while.
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Re: INVEST 92L in the Eastern Atlantic
I still think this has a descent chance at developing, but nearly as quickly as models show it. This looks fairly raggid as wxman was saying. IMO I feel that models are jumping on this too quickly...(as usually in the eastern atl.)
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I agree Deltadog and given it will slowly move into an area of cooler waters I don't think that argues too well for it to get fast strong but equally I don't think its going to weaken into a naked swirl like I've heard some people say.
NDG, yep the center is going to go right over that, thats a good place to put it though!
NDG, yep the center is going to go right over that, thats a good place to put it though!
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Derek Ortt wrote:I don't see what you're seeing, wxman57... at least not yet (I want to see what you're seeing... I want to watch fireworks on Friday, lol)
We're staring at high-res meteosat loops with images every 15 minutes trying to find the center. Originally (before the sun got high enough to see the low clouds better), I thought that the center looked to be a good bit farther west. But that curvature is now gone. We think we can see some kind of weak LLC near 11.5-12N around 21W near the convective burst. But the convective burst doesn't seem to be rotating around a center, it's just moving off to the northwest.
All in all, I feel a lot better about it not developing the way it appears now. It looked more impressive yesterday.
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wxman57 wrote:Derek Ortt wrote:I don't see what you're seeing, wxman57... at least not yet (I want to see what you're seeing... I want to watch fireworks on Friday, lol)
We're staring at high-res meteosat loops with images every 15 minutes trying to find the center. Originally (before the sun got high enough to see the low clouds better), I thought that the center looked to be a good bit farther west. But that curvature is now gone. We think we can see some kind of weak LLC near 11.5-12N around 21W near the convective burst. But the convective burst doesn't seem to be rotating around a center, it's just moving off to the northwest.
All in all, I feel a lot better about it not developing the way it appears now. It looked more impressive yesterday.
WELL HERE is the last scat image..
center farther east but not much ..

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Re: INVEST 92L in the Eastern Atlantic
Here's a visible shot from my GARP workstation with where we think a weak LLC may reside (inside red circle). Not very organized. A few thunderstorms barely hanging on, but there doesn't appear to be any inflow to sustain convection near the center.


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Re: INVEST 92L in the Eastern Atlantic
Hey wxman57 this can be a turning point for you.Planning a vacation and 92L not developing.I have my fingers crossed for you.
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boca wrote:Hey wxman57 this can be a turning point for you.Planning a vacation and 92L not developing.I have my fingers crossed for you.
No Offense to Wxman but is it me or does anyone else think that Hurricane forecasters should take thier Vacations in off season? LOL
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Re: INVEST 92L in the Eastern Atlantic
So WxMan, I am seeing "It's Dead Jim" in the not so distant future
Again, this doesn't surprise me one bit. I'm still sticking with my forecast of a strong tropical wave eventually becoming a pulsating small blob of convection working West across the Atlantic which should be of no concern to any landmass.
Note, I'm sure invests like 92L developed in years past especially long ago. But nobody (cared) or tracked them when they were thousands of miles away from affecting any landmass.
I'm still awaiting mid August. Next invest please.
Note, I'm sure invests like 92L developed in years past especially long ago. But nobody (cared) or tracked them when they were thousands of miles away from affecting any landmass.
I'm still awaiting mid August. Next invest please.
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DESTRUCTION5 wrote:boca wrote:Hey wxman57 this can be a turning point for you.Planning a vacation and 92L not developing.I have my fingers crossed for you.
No Offense to Wxman but is it me or does anyone else think that Hurricane forecasters should take thier Vacations in off season? LOL
Thats what I was thinking? Anyway if this looks any worst then we can call in Dr.McCoy!
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Re: INVEST 92L in the Eastern Atlantic
Matt-hurricanewatcher wrote:DESTRUCTION5 wrote:boca wrote:Hey wxman57 this can be a turning point for you.Planning a vacation and 92L not developing.I have my fingers crossed for you.
No Offense to Wxman but is it me or does anyone else think that Hurricane forecasters should take thier Vacations in off season? LOL
Thats what I was thinking? Anyway if this looks any worst then we can call in Dr.McCoy!
I'm sure he has somebody to replace him. He can take a vacation whenever he chooses. And I'm sure theres better things to talk about then when Wxman should take his vacation.
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Re: INVEST 92L in the Eastern Atlantic
First time I see this today, looks like it's in the *poof* phase now. Next.
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