MGC wrote:No development until low moves over water or center reforms offshore.....MGC
Or, quite possibly, "no development" would suffice. Certainly not today. Models have backed off on development.
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MGC wrote:No development until low moves over water or center reforms offshore.....MGC
Hammy wrote:Pending the Euro forecast, I'm leaning strongly towards no development with this--the background state over water simply isn't favorable this year.
Dont let your guard down, convection on the increase in south floridaCW0262 wrote:Port St Lucie FL North Fork St Lucie River Observations![]()
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DioBrando wrote:Hammy wrote:Pending the Euro forecast, I'm leaning strongly towards no development with this--the background state over water simply isn't favorable this year.
30 degrees Celcius.
High oceanic heat content.
Hammy wrote:DioBrando wrote:Hammy wrote:Pending the Euro forecast, I'm leaning strongly towards no development with this--the background state over water simply isn't favorable this year.
30 degrees Celcius.
High oceanic heat content.
But high shear and drier air nearby, as well as looking like it might get elongated by the approaching trough.
northjaxpro wrote:Melboune NWS Radar and Visible Satelitte Imagery shows that a potential new LLC may be taking shape about 100.miles east of Melbourne, FL.
Ivanhater wrote:A lot of posts here sway every model run. The same posters that said cat 5 Michael would be a sheared October storm.
Tropics are heating up and I don't think August will go without a named storm like some have forecasted
sikkar wrote:northjaxpro wrote:Melboune NWS Radar and Visible Satelitte Imagery shows that a potential new LLC may be taking shape about 100.miles east of Melbourne, FL.
It kinda looks like a depression to my untrained eyes.
DioBrando wrote:Ivanhater wrote:A lot of posts here sway every model run. The same posters that said cat 5 Michael would be a sheared October storm.
Tropics are heating up and I don't think August will go without a named storm like some have forecasted
chantal was here yesterday
crownweather wrote:DioBrando wrote:Ivanhater wrote:A lot of posts here sway every model run. The same posters that said cat 5 Michael would be a sheared October storm.
Tropics are heating up and I don't think August will go without a named storm like some have forecasted
chantal was here yesterday
And now we have Dorian. 2 Named Storms in August.
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