The upper level high does seem to be bridging over the gulf.
And there is a cyclonic rotation can be seen in the NE gulf radar echoes.
Same stalled front so its worth keeping an eye on IMHO.
Disturbed Weather in Gulf of Mexico
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ANYTHING in the GoM this season is worth watching IMO, especially since it's an El Niño year and that favors Gulf development. A storm in the last El Niño season that comes to mind is TS Claudette(2009) which quickly spun up off the West Coast of Florida before heading swiftly NW into the FL Panhandle a day or two later in mid-August back in 2009.
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Re: Disturbed Weather in Gulf of Mexico
I had to repost about not posting anymore here as I see new ones.
cycloneye wrote:Well folks,I think this thread was made by member panamatropicwatch for an area of convection that was present west of Florida peninsula on July 12 served it's purpose so as there is anything new at this point on July 17,is better to let this thread go down the pages and if something new appears that may look good to develop and models show it then make a new thread for that.
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