SeGaBob wrote:What's the deal with the storms over Hispaniola? Looks better than the main part to the southeast....
This should help.
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SeGaBob wrote:What's the deal with the storms over Hispaniola? Looks better than the main part to the southeast....
setexholmes wrote:NOAA put out a graphic telling all in south east Texas to closely monitor this situation. I know we should watch it but seems like a little unnecessary pot stirring this early with this little confidence.
tolakram wrote:Evening loop, look quick as the sun is setting fast (well, earth moving same speed as always I suspect.)
http://weather.msfc.nasa.gov/cgi-bin/get-goes?satellite=GOES-E%20CONUS&lat=20&lon=-64&info=vis&zoom=1&width=1000&height=800&quality=90&type=Animation&palette=ir1.pal&numframes=30&mapcolor=black
adam0983 wrote:It is time to call Dr. McCoy in for 99L. 99L looks dead nothing more than a rain maker of anything. Just an opinion.
HurriGuy wrote:Looks like some thunderstorms are forming right by the primary LLC
I agree. No time for Bones now.AutoPenalti wrote:adam0983 wrote:It is time to call Dr. McCoy in for 99L. 99L looks dead nothing more than a rain maker of anything. Just an opinion.
It has roughly 1000 miles of warm water, I wouldn't call bones just yet.
adam0983 wrote:It is time to call Dr. McCoy in for 99L. 99L looks dead nothing more than a rain maker of anything. Just an opinion.
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