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Western Caribbean disturbance - is INVEST 90L
The models show development with this and the monsoon gyre is setting up there as well at the moment
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Re: Western Caribbean disturbance
FWIW The last 4 EURO runs show development of some sort, moving in the general vicinity of the W FL or Panhandle. Lets see what the 12Z run shows later today.
Sep 30 12z

Oct 1 00z

Oct 1 12z

Oct 2 00z

Sep 30 12z

Oct 1 00z

Oct 1 12z

Oct 2 00z

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Re: Western Caribbean disturbance
It seems pretty typical for this time of year, hopefully we don't have an insane October/November
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Re: Western Caribbean disturbance
looks like tampa to venice strike. No way to indicate or forecast strength accurately. I would be concerned tho given where its coming from. The potential for a catastrophic set up is definitely there and the energy is completely untapped.
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Re: Western Caribbean disturbance
Ukmet coming in a little stronger at the 00z and heads toward the panhandle. Looks to be West of Euro and GFS ATM.


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Re: Western Caribbean disturbance
Climatology definitely supports development in this area, but these type of systems are not always a guarantee to organize (i.e. large gyre with multiple, competing vortices):




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Re: Western Caribbean disturbance

00z CMC/GEM... Cat 1 into Big Bend area...
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06z Navgem... Strengthening Cat 1 into Alabama/Panhandle...
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Re: Western Caribbean disturbance

00z Euro/ECMWF... 997mb Strong TS/Cat 1 into Big Bend area...
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Re: Western Caribbean disturbance
Hurricaneman wrote:The models show development with this and the monsoon gyre is setting up there as well at the moment
Not sure what we're looking at?? Wave over the W. Caribbean appears to be moving over Yucatan & Central America? Otherwise, conditions appear less than favorable at the moment. Other than the model conversation, what feature here is presently being considered for the potential for development? Frankly, from my perspective it sort of looks as if the entire Atlantic had been shaken like a large snow globe as compared to the prior 4-6 weeks.
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Re: Western Caribbean disturbance
Look down in the SW Caribbean north of Panama. Convection is on the increase as the gyre develops. The area should lift north this week.


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Re: Western Caribbean disturbance
SEASON_CANCELED wrote:looks like tampa to venice strike. No way to indicate or forecast strength accurately. I would be concerned tho given where its coming from. The potential for a catastrophic set up is definitely there and the energy is completely untapped.

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Re: Western Caribbean disturbance
Looks like most of the GEPS (Canadian ensembles) turn this NE in the SE GOM over South Florida/Keys:


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Re: Western Caribbean disturbance
Not sure Gatorcane the NHC has area for development way north in the NW caribbean but i agree convection is on the increase down there.
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Re: Western Caribbean disturbance
SFLcane wrote:Not sure Gatorcane the NHC has area for development way north in the NW caribbean but i agree convection is on the increase down there.
It's a little confusing. What I see with the GEFS for example is that the vorticity starts in the SW Caribbean and moves north into the NW Caribbean with development. That seems different than the NHC shaded area.
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