Meow wrote:
Why is it near 30N?
Base is above the 30N latitude.
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Meow wrote:
Why is it near 30N?
cycloneye wrote:Base is above the 30N latitude.
Meow wrote:cycloneye wrote:Base is above the 30N latitude.
Didn’t the plane investigate 90L? So the recon may be cancelled again?
TheStormExpert wrote:Looks like we are starting off where we left off back in 2013.
Meow wrote:Alyono wrote:recon is flying into THAT?
Isn't there a convective requirement for a TC?
Many tropical cyclones were sheared. Why can’t this sheared system be a tropical cyclone?
chaser1 wrote:Meow wrote:Alyono wrote:recon is flying into THAT?
Isn't there a convective requirement for a TC?
Many tropical cyclones were sheared. Why can’t this sheared system be a tropical cyclone?
"....in a meeting? I understand...., well just have Jack Beven call me later so I know where to text my Casio watch barometric pressure and hand held anemometer reading when this squall moves onshore; oh by the way, this little food shack here in Veracruz is pretty cheap - do you suppose I can have a couple more beers and maybe send NHC a receipt? Should be a little cheaper than the cost of a full recon invest....."
SeGaBob wrote:This might not get classified the way it appears on satellite. Maybe areas along the coast will report sustained winds of TD or weak TS force and maybe it will be classified post season.
wxman57 wrote:SeGaBob wrote:This might not get classified the way it appears on satellite. Maybe areas along the coast will report sustained winds of TD or weak TS force and maybe it will be classified post season.
There isn't a specific wind criterion for tropical depression classification. A depression requires a well-defined low-level circulation (check) along with organized convection around the LLC (nope). If it develops convection around/near the LLC prior to it moving ashore then it cold be reclassified as a TD.
supercane4867 wrote:How could a weak swirl become a TS under 40kt+ of increasing windshear?
Hurricane_Luis wrote:This is what all the fuss is about, really. Its moving towards the coast.
"....in a meeting? I understand...., well just have Jack Beven call me later so I know where to text my Casio watch barometric pressure and hand held anemometer reading when this squall moves onshore; oh by the way, this little food shack here in Veracruz is pretty cheap - do you suppose I can have a couple more beers and maybe send NHC a receipt? Should be a little cheaper than the cost of a full recon invest....."
lol is that an actual quote...
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