
Ex Invest 99L in Western Atlantic
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Re: Ex Invest 99L in Western Atlantic
Thanks 99L, you were a system that was full of surprises and fun to track. Be done now, will ya!!! 

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Re: Ex Invest 99L in Western Atlantic
HURAKAN wrote:614
ABNT20 KNHC 071742
TWOAT
TROPICAL WEATHER OUTLOOK
NWS TPC/NATIONAL HURRICANE CENTER MIAMI FL
200 PM EDT THU AUG 7 2008
FOR THE NORTH ATLANTIC...CARIBBEAN SEA AND THE GULF OF MEXICO...
TROPICAL CYCLONE FORMATION IS NOT EXPECTED DURING THE NEXT 48 HOURS.
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FORECASTER KNABB
I guess they got bored with also.
Here ya go honey
http://radar.weather.gov/radar.php?prod ... x&loop=yes
http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/tafb_latest/GULF_latest.gif
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Re: Ex Invest 99L in Western Atlantic
No part of this post is due to wishing, it is just observations
Honeyko your persistence is admirable and also
informative. If this does stall and the trough miss it,
I think there is a small chance of development.
It may then go out to sea (NE) or go West depending
on the synoptics and depending on how long it stalls.
I think there is a small chance for development.
Honeyko your persistence is admirable and also
informative. If this does stall and the trough miss it,
I think there is a small chance of development.
It may then go out to sea (NE) or go West depending
on the synoptics and depending on how long it stalls.
I think there is a small chance for development.
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Re: Ex Invest 99L in Western Atlantic
If you're hoping for a harmless fish-storm, the one thing you don't want to see develop is a southwest low-level inflow jet draped over the thermonuclear heat-content of the southwestern Bahamas and Florida Straits. (Katrina's originating swirl over the Bahamas developed one of those, and the extreme instability sucked the mid-level circulation toward it in a sharp 90-degree left-angle departure from models projecting a NW run up central FL.)
Another thing fish-storm lovers wouldn't want to see is for the ULL to become vertically-stacked with the LLC (fair chance this is happening this afternoon); this would eliminate shear and enable convective towers to rise up and exhaust at a higher altitude than the ULL itself.
So, eyeballs peeled this afternoon. The stronger the convection over Eleuthera becomes, the less likely the LLC is to boogie NE.
Another thing fish-storm lovers wouldn't want to see is for the ULL to become vertically-stacked with the LLC (fair chance this is happening this afternoon); this would eliminate shear and enable convective towers to rise up and exhaust at a higher altitude than the ULL itself.
So, eyeballs peeled this afternoon. The stronger the convection over Eleuthera becomes, the less likely the LLC is to boogie NE.
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These GHCC pics have just gone to 5min increments after being at the normal "no storms in sight" 15min increments most of the day. Somebody's interested in something somewhere....
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System now vertically-stacked with SW end of NE/SW-oriented egg-shaped ULL. No shear over main clump of convection.
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2000Z Center-fix: LLC is directly over Dunmore Town, essentially stationary. A mid-level circulation may develop to the south, in the CB clump currently feeding off a 120-degree angle worth of NW/W/SW/S surface convergence.
These GHCC pics have just gone to 5min increments after being at the normal "no storms in sight" 15min increments most of the day. Somebody's interested in something somewhere....
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System now vertically-stacked with SW end of NE/SW-oriented egg-shaped ULL. No shear over main clump of convection.
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2000Z Center-fix: LLC is directly over Dunmore Town, essentially stationary. A mid-level circulation may develop to the south, in the CB clump currently feeding off a 120-degree angle worth of NW/W/SW/S surface convergence.
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Re: Ex Invest 99L in Western Atlantic
http://weather.noaa.gov/weather/current/MYNN.html
Pressures are high but the wind is out of the right direction, if I got my coordinates right..LOL
Pressures are high but the wind is out of the right direction, if I got my coordinates right..LOL
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Honeyko wrote:http://www.ghcc.msfc.nasa.gov/GOES/goeseastconus.html
These GHCC pics have just gone to 5min increments after being at the normal "no storms in sight" 15min increments most of the day. Somebody's interested in something somewhere....
Hate to be the bearer of bad news.
Those images can fluctuate during a cat 5 hurricane.

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Re: Ex Invest 99L in Western Atlantic
The models all show a positive (although weak) vorticity at 850mb
http://moe.met.fsu.edu/tcgengifs/
GFS 12Z

Edit; to ask question
What does it mean to have positive vorticity at all levels and what does divergence mean for a swirl if it means anything?
http://cimss.ssec.wisc.edu/tropic/real-time/atlantic/winds/wg8dvg.html

http://moe.met.fsu.edu/tcgengifs/
GFS 12Z

Edit; to ask question
What does it mean to have positive vorticity at all levels and what does divergence mean for a swirl if it means anything?
http://cimss.ssec.wisc.edu/tropic/real-time/atlantic/winds/wg8dvg.html
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Re: Ex Invest 99L in Western Atlantic
pimpin' ain't easy
honeyko what are you thoughts for the spin tonite /friday do you see the ULL continuing to inhibit this from getting going, or something else
honeyko what are you thoughts for the spin tonite /friday do you see the ULL continuing to inhibit this from getting going, or something else
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Re: Ex Invest 99L in Western Atlantic
Honeyko, I know you were close to 99L but it's time to let her go.
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Re: Ex Invest 99L in Western Atlantic
HurricaneBelle wrote:Sounds like it's time for an intervention.
whatever do you mean by that?
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Re: Ex Invest 99L in Western Atlantic
Mecklenburg wrote:HurricaneBelle wrote:Sounds like it's time for an intervention.
whatever do you mean by that?
We'll sit in a circle and cure Honeyko.
Btw Honeyko we're just kidding around with you, we like to throw some humor into stuff.
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Re: Ex Invest 99L in Western Atlantic
This system has completely dissipated and dried up.
No development expected.
I looked at the link listed in this thread.
No development expected.
I looked at the link listed in this thread.
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Re: Ex Invest 99L in Western Atlantic
It looked like it had everything going for it this afternoon, but then Big Daddy Subsidence snuck up behind it and put a plastic bag over its head around 4PM. Poor thing is now suffocating.
Whorl will probably be gone in the morning.
(If so, it'll be the first time I've seen a closed LLC make it into the Bahamas at this time of year and not re-develop. ...that is some bad-ass cap out there....)
Whorl will probably be gone in the morning.
(If so, it'll be the first time I've seen a closed LLC make it into the Bahamas at this time of year and not re-develop. ...that is some bad-ass cap out there....)
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Re: Ex Invest 99L in Western Atlantic
Honeyko wrote:It looked like it had everything going for it this afternoon, but then Big Daddy Subsidence snuck up behind it and put a plastic bag over its head around 4PM. Poor thing is now suffocating.
Whorl will probably be gone in the morning.
(If so, it'll be the first time I've seen a closed LLC make it into the Bahamas at this time of year and not re-develop. ...that is some bad-ass cap out there....)
no use crying over spilled milk
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