...this would be "the area northeast of the uninvested ITCZ thing to the east of 94L".
http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/goes/east/catl/loop-ir2.html
It appears to me that the broad swath of equatorial westerlies are going to wrap up around into it from the southeast. The teeny tiny cell it puffed off had a cold top in spite of 26c water. Unlike the other two, there doesn't appear to be any shear ahead.
Wave axis near 17N/33W @ 6pmAST 21st
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Wave axis near 17N/33W @ 6pmAST 21st
Last edited by Clipper96 on Thu Aug 21, 2008 6:05 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: Wave axis near 17N/33W @ 6pmAST 21st
Saw that too. This little persisting convection spot could be something developing.
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Re: Wave axis near 17N/33W @ 6pmAST 21st
Still not enough to track? Another one just rolled off the coast...that's 4 areas of interest (94l not in this pic)


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