Check out QSCAT:
http://manati.wwb.noaa.gov/storm_at_ima ... _at_1.html
Looks like we have a LLC on 97L
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Looks like we have a LLC on 97L
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Not Really
The LLC you see there is near 8N/43.5W, not up where the blob of storms is near 12N/42W. I believe you're just identifying the ITCZ on Quickscat. But I do see a trace of spin up north near the disturbance.
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Re: Not Really
wxman57 wrote:The LLC you see there is near 8N/43.5W, not up where the blob of storms is near 12N/42W. I believe you're just identifying the ITCZ on Quickscat. But I do see a trace of spin up north near the disturbance.
Took me a minute to detect that spin you are talking about Wxman, but it is there. So, is the "big spin" the broad low?
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