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Disturbance in Central Atlantic
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Disturbance in Central Atlantic
Storms popping up. There's a tropical wave associated with it.
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Last edited by Hurricane on Mon Jun 13, 2011 3:01 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Hurricane wrote:GFS has been very consistent with this system, tracking it into the Gulf (long-range).
I cannot track this wave into the Gulf using GFS. It takes the vorticity into South America and dissipates it within 48hrs. Tracking it along using continuity takes it into the East Pac by early next week. GFS develops the low in the SW Gulf well beyond then. It's almost certainly a bogus development. Can't trust the GFS that far out.
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Re: Disturbance in Central Atlantic
Hurricane wrote:GFS has been very consistent with this system, tracking it into the Gulf (long-range).
I agree about the bogus development. That's okay though, because come late July early August, things are really giong to start to explode, so I'm sure we can wait....
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