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Waves starting to come off at higher latitudes than they were 2-3 weeks ago, the progression northward is happening.
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Kingarabian wrote:NDG wrote:[tweet]https://twitter.com/MichaelRLowry/status/887430357255106560[/weet]
Those graphics line up well with CIMSS charts - except in the Caribbean, where westerly shear remains pretty vicious.
TheStormExpert wrote:I know this is the new GFS but I do hope it is wrong about it's days 12-16 wind shear anomaly, that looks to be at least 75% of the North Atlantic basin with above average wind shear.
cycloneye wrote:It dosen't work like a switch that instantly waves begin to develop on August 1rst.Is a normal proccess that the atmosphere has that eventually we will have things to track during the peak period.
TheStormExpert wrote:I know this is the new GFS but I do hope it is wrong about it's days 12-16 wind shear anomaly, that looks to be at least 75% of the North Atlantic basin with above average wind shear.
http://i64.tinypic.com/5wca9u.png
weathaguyry wrote:Honestly, this time with no activity will probably let the water get really warm, since there is no convection stirring it up, it should get pretty warm, and may provide more energy for August
Yellow Evan wrote:The switch was never flipped in 2013.
Yellow Evan wrote:The switch was never flipped in 2013.
Yellow Evan wrote:The switch was never flipped in 2013.
tarheelprogrammer wrote:How long until season cancel posts are legit?
tarheelprogrammer wrote:How long until season cancel posts are legit?
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