HURAKAN wrote:
yep thats it..
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Extremeweatherguy wrote:I think the surface low will probably try to shift southward toward where the radar is currently showing the center of a nice mid-level rotation just west of Sarasota and southwest of St. Petersburg...
http://radar.weather.gov/radar.php?rid= ... 1&loop=yes
No. I use a mac, so it won't work on my computer.Aric Dunn wrote:Extremeweatherguy wrote:I think the surface low will probably try to shift southward toward where the radar is currently showing the center of a nice mid-level rotation just west of Sarasota and southwest of St. Petersburg...
http://radar.weather.gov/radar.php?rid= ... 1&loop=yes
well there really is no "center" per se but a center would probably form closer to where the convection is most persistant..
and did you try the trial version of the radar program ?
Mobile AFD wrote:.LONG TERM...LATEST PROGGS FROM THE BOTH THE NAM AND GFS DEPICT A
THE BROAD LOW OVER THE NE GULF MOVING SLOWLY WNW NEAR THE FL
PANHANDLE THROUGH EARLY FRI. THIS SYSTEM IS GENERALLY A REFLECTION
OF A WEAK MID LEVEL LOW CUTTING OFF FROM MAIN MID TO UPPER TROF TO
THE NORTH. AS THIS SYSTEM MOVES CLOSER TO THE FL AL LINE BY FRI
MORNING RAIN CHANCES INCREASE FROM EAST TO WEST LATE FRI THROUGH
SUN. HAVE LOADED THE NEW MEX POPS FOR THE LATER PDS RESULTING IN
SLIGHTLY BETTER RAIN CHANCES LATE FRI THROUGH SUN. AS FOR TEMPS WILL
CONTINUE TO USE THE LATEST 00Z MEX GUIDANCE THROUGH THE EXTENDED
PDS. /32