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finally moving ashore again this time north of CC TXDisturbed weather in the Central Gulf
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lrak
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Re: Disturbed weather in the Central Gulf
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X92L finally moving ashore again this time north of CC TX
X92L
finally moving ashore again this time north of CC TX
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Re: Disturbed weather in the Central Gulf
On radar it looks like a mini-depression. Nice, tight center. I saw there was a 55mph wind gust offshore too.
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Re: Disturbed weather in the Central Gulf
LOL. That's definitely one of the longest lived overall circulations in a while. That's a sort of unique feature of this year. Even though systems haven't generally gotten that strong, a lot of them have hung around for weeks either as invests or even stuff like Julia that was causing gales just offshore even this week but had been declassified for several days.
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Re: Disturbed weather in the Central Gulf
Perhaps a storm that will be flagged during post season analysis? Sure looks like a TD. I dont think there are size requirements for a TD.
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Re: Disturbed weather in the Central Gulf
Emmett_Brown wrote:Perhaps a storm that will be flagged during post season analysis? Sure looks like a TD. I dont think there are size requirements for a TD.
Yeah, I'll be curious if they do anything with it. It was not re-declared an invest. But it definitely was a closed low with some pretty gusty winds. I've seen some named storms that weren't as organized looking as this.
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Re: Disturbed weather in the Central Gulf
I had fun following it. This hot miserable summer, 92L gave me hope and she missed my apartment by 70miles 
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