both pf you have valid arguments of course.. and although we have much weaker surface feature now and fairly stable air surrounding it. this does not mean a tropical wave cannot find a better environment 1,2 3 odays down the road. I am baffled by some on here and their apparent disregard to not only to NHC but simply the pure physics involved. one cannot determine with absolute certainty any scenario and thus all waves have a possibility to develop and be a threat. too many times over my nearly 6 years on here have I heard amateur and pro mets say with certainty something will happen just to have it do the exact opposite this happens probably in the range of 60 to 80 percent of the time. what i cant figure out is why it still happens. I have a theory why most say things for certainty.. and thats for recognition.. if their right people remember if their wrong they can shrug it off..
the fact is we have a strong wave in September with no real out of the ordinary inhibiting factors that we have not seen systems develop from in the past. simply put the real professionals I.E the NATIONAL HURRICANE CENTER which is made up of the best of the best and they says there is still a possibility even if its 1% chance. end of story. which means we still need to watch it..
