ATL: INVEST 90L - Discussion
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HRRR shows another H85 vortex developing coming onshore across south central LA tomorrow morning.
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Re: ATL: INVEST 90L - Discussion
GCANE wrote:Well defined vortical hot towers starting their dance.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hpzXwM2Zhxs
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I can tell you this, today we got up to 99, no rain yet. Brutal hot. 
Where's my rain?

Where's my rain?
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Re: ATL: INVEST 90L - Discussion
Seems like a repeat of yesterday except S TX received some nice rain totals inland but nothing for the coast. Poor lawn, seems cruel
One bonus is the surf is rideable. https://stream.webcams.travel/1486829163?token=lookr.com:6b9a0fbb61b37648fd336ff6be8fccfa:1566685578

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Re: ATL: INVEST 90L - Discussion
Whether this thing ramps up or not, we certainly won't need it followed by Dorian. Feast or famine is not good either way.
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Re: ATL: INVEST 90L - Discussion
2. Satellite and surface observations show that the trough of low
pressure over the far northwestern Gulf of Mexico has moved inland
over the Upper Texas coast and western Louisiana. Although further
development of this system is not expected, it will likely bring
locally heavy rains to portions of Louisiana and eastern Texas
during the next day or two. See products issued by your local
National Weather Service office for additional information.
* Formation chance through 48 hours...low...near 0 percent.
* Formation chance through 5 days...low...near 0 percent.
pressure over the far northwestern Gulf of Mexico has moved inland
over the Upper Texas coast and western Louisiana. Although further
development of this system is not expected, it will likely bring
locally heavy rains to portions of Louisiana and eastern Texas
during the next day or two. See products issued by your local
National Weather Service office for additional information.
* Formation chance through 48 hours...low...near 0 percent.
* Formation chance through 5 days...low...near 0 percent.
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cycloneye wrote:2. Satellite and surface observations show that the trough of low
pressure over the far northwestern Gulf of Mexico has moved inland
over the Upper Texas coast and western Louisiana. Although further
development of this system is not expected, it will likely bring
locally heavy rains to portions of Louisiana and eastern Texas
during the next day or two. See products issued by your local
National Weather Service office for additional information.
* Formation chance through 48 hours...low...near 0 percent.
* Formation chance through 5 days...low...near 0 percent.
Where's my rain?!

Seriously, we need at least a few drops.
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NE of Houston and heavy rain means I need to gas up the car. Rain was predicted and not a drop but last I checked, the humidity was only 55%. Hope the "dry" air goes away enough to get us a good soaking.
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mpic wrote:Whether this thing ramps up or not, we certainly won't need it followed by Dorian. Feast or famine is not good either way.
I havent seen anything that indicates Dorian is headed to western gulf. Did I miss something?
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This time of year, I don't trust anything.
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Re: ATL: INVEST 90L - Discussion
Off topic, I know, but has anybody heard from Rock lately?
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caneman wrote:mpic wrote:Whether this thing ramps up or not, we certainly won't need it followed by Dorian. Feast or famine is not good either way.
I havent seen anything that indicates Dorian is headed to western gulf. Did I miss something?
From all I've seen it's too early quite yet to tell. I've seen no models yet myself to suggest it.
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Stormi wrote:caneman wrote:mpic wrote:Whether this thing ramps up or not, we certainly won't need it followed by Dorian. Feast or famine is not good either way.
I havent seen anything that indicates Dorian is headed to western gulf. Did I miss something?
From all I've seen it's headed inland east of there & is not expected to reestablish..
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caneman wrote:mpic wrote:Whether this thing ramps up or not, we certainly won't need it followed by Dorian. Feast or famine is not good either way.
I havent seen anything that indicates Dorian is headed to western gulf. Did I miss something?
I saw this earlier today... https://abc13.com/weather/tropical-depr ... m/5383125/
I just read and watch. I am curious if there is something to be watched with both of these storms later down the road?...
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I thought we were considering a second area in the gulf somewhere near buoy 42002 or just north of there?
Surface pressures have been slowly dropping in that location over several days as the shear from the southeast wanes.
Surface pressures have been slowly dropping in that location over several days as the shear from the southeast wanes.
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Warm core may still be intact.
500mb vort offshore with an associated vortical hot tower firing off.
500mb vort offshore with an associated vortical hot tower firing off.
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Looks like some rain filled in on the backside in SE Texas. It’s low 80’s and breezy here which is great for late August. All bark so far, but we’ll see overnight and tomorrow when the storms refire
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Finally got a nice hard rain in Splendora.
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mpic wrote:Finally got a nice hard rain in Splendora.
We got socked by the tail feeder in downtown New Orleans this afternoon. Took me 70 minutes to get about 8 blocks. Haha. 4-5+ inches in about an hour and a half. That used to happen every few years but not every few weeks. I thought it would rain overnight but it mostly waited. :/
The story for the archives
https://www.nola.com/news/article_a3e14 ... 77828.html
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Re: ATL: INVEST 90L - Discussion
Does anyone buy the EURO ensembles that 90L will rejuvenate and move into the NE GOM in 72 hours? I have watched the visible satellite and there seems to be a rotation around the SE US but no low marked on the forecast maps?
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