Tropical Wave in Eastern Caribbean
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Tropical Wave in Eastern Caribbean
The tropical wave at 9N 40W with a 1013 low is the next area of intrest that we in the Caribbean islands need to keep an eye on
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Re: Next area of interest
no models show any thing coming out from line of storms maybe good rain storm when get their to islands right now no support by models
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Re: Next area of interest
I guess no one notices the system se of barbados. It has a short window.. but it is really trying right now..
Sure is a whole lot of increasing vorticity..
Shear will be low for abour 48 hours..
nice moisture envelope as well
Sure is a whole lot of increasing vorticity..
Shear will be low for abour 48 hours..
nice moisture envelope as well
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Re: Next area of interest
Aric Dunn wrote:I guess no one notices the system se of barbados. It has a short window.. but it is really trying right now..
Sure is a whole lot of increasing vorticity..
Shear will be low for abour 48 hours..
nice moisture envelope as well
You talking about the one near 11N and 58W with building convection, 850mb vorticity and a low shear environment?

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panamatropicwatch wrote:Aric Dunn wrote:I guess no one notices the system se of barbados. It has a short window.. but it is really trying right now..
Sure is a whole lot of increasing vorticity..
Shear will be low for abour 48 hours..
nice moisture envelope as well
You talking about the one near 11N and 58W with building convection, 850mb vorticity and a low shear environment?
Yep thats the one lol...
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Re: Next area of interest
The global models have been stingy with development this year. (And so far they have been pretty much spot on). So, maybe we are witnessing how their performance has improved, and they will be less apt to produce false positives for development going forward. Or, maybe they are now overly bearish on development, and we will get some surprises. Only time will tell!
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With it being out of the SAL, having moderate 850mb vorticity, in a low wind shear environment and building convection. I wouldn't be surprised if we get a lemon tonight or tomorrow morning.


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Re: Next area of interest
panamatropicwatch wrote:With it being out of the SAL, having moderate 850mb vorticity, in a low wind shear environment and building convection. I wouldn't be surprised if we get a lemon tonight or tomorrow morning.
http://tropicwatch.info/antilles080720192020z.png
going into Caribbean that got shear and dry air wanting for it look happen 96l
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floridasun78 wrote:panamatropicwatch wrote:With it being out of the SAL, having moderate 850mb vorticity, in a low wind shear environment and building convection. I wouldn't be surprised if we get a lemon tonight or tomorrow morning.
http://tropicwatch.info/antilles080720192020z.png
going into Caribbean that got shear and dry air wanting for it look happen 96l
dry air no...
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Re: Next area of interest
Dry air in the low levels in the east Caribbean, stronger shear mid and west Caribbean. There is a reason not a single model develops this disturbance, and why it isn't being mentioned by the NHC. Look elsewhere for the next storm. With any luck, we'll make it all the way through August without a named storm.

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plenty of moisture......
agreed it does not have much time.. still worth watching..

and shear is low for the next 36 hours..

agreed it does not have much time.. still worth watching..

and shear is low for the next 36 hours..
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Re: Tropical Wave near the Lesser Antilles
8pm outlook Tropical cyclone formation is not expected during the next 5 days.
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Re: Tropical Wave near the Lesser Antilles
Barbados has switched to a west wind.. radar showing some possible south moving cells and slow moving cells south side..
also a few MB lower pressure than surrounding obs..
also a few MB lower pressure than surrounding obs..
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Re: Tropical Wave near the Lesser Antilles
Something passed pretty much right over Barbados. Watching the winds go from east to north to nw then wnw and now out of the south. Radar showing some rotation to the cells. A lot of moisture, very low shear for the next 24 hours. Good divergence..
Eventually shear increases.
Eventually shear increases.
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Appears there is an actual weak circ.. passed right over the radar station. Interesting.
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Re: Tropical Wave near the Lesser Antilles
Big upper level high centered over the panhandle pulling the 96L energy into Central America.
Did the central pressure in this area get below 1010?
High could roll east by the time this gets west of Jamaica but shear forecast is keeping the models conservative.
Did the central pressure in this area get below 1010?
High could roll east by the time this gets west of Jamaica but shear forecast is keeping the models conservative.
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Nimbus wrote:Big upper level high centered over the panhandle pulling the 96L energy into Central America.
Did the central pressure in this area get below 1010?
High could roll east by the time this gets west of Jamaica but shear forecast is keeping the models conservative.
Currently a perfect upper high placement over this for another 12 to 24 hours.
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Re: Tropical Wave near the Lesser Antilles
No, there is no low-level circulation. It went right over numerous obs and there was nothing. It's just a tropical wave that is starting to weaken as it moves into a less hospitable environment. Chance of development still near zero. Pressures are also pretty high in the region (1014-1016mb). I keep saying, look elsewhere for the next storm.

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Re: Tropical Wave near the Lesser Antilles
storms poppin off ne quad
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