Dr Jeff Masters made a brief discussion about this.
A weak area of low pressure along this front will move over the coastal waters several hundred miles offshore of North Carolina by Friday, when an extratropical storm is expected to develop. Ocean temperatures off the North Carolina coast are 26 - 27°C, which is warm enough to help give the storm some extra energy and moisture. However, wind shear will be high, and this storm is expected to stay non-tropical as it heads north-northeast, potentially bringing rainy weather to New England and the Canadian Maritime Provinces on Sunday and Monday. In their 8 am EDT Wednesday Tropical Weather Outlook, NHC gave no odds that anything tropical would spin up in the next five days.
Possible Subtropical Storm Forming off SE U.S. Coast
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Re: Possible Subtropical Storm Forming off SE U.S. Coast
Wait and see situation, Sup-tropical system is definitely a possibility.
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This seems to be part of ex95L, but tropical development from this is unlikely as in it will probably be your low end Noreaster as opposed to Subtropical or Tropical
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Re: Possible Subtropical Storm Forming off SE U.S. Coast
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AOL is on it. No idea if it will happen but it gives them something to hype about.
AOL is on it. No idea if it will happen but it gives them something to hype about.
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