Amazing what being in the entrance region of a jet and a little feedback will do for your satellite appearance...
Surface obs show a trough...I am not saying....I'm just saying...
https://www.tropicaltidbits.com/analysis/sfcplots/
NW Caribbean Blob
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NW Caribbean Blob
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Amazing what being in the entrance region of a jet and a little feedback will do for your satellite appearance...
Surface obs show a trough...I am not saying....I'm just saying...
https://www.tropicaltidbits.com/analysis/sfcplots/
Amazing what being in the entrance region of a jet and a little feedback will do for your satellite appearance...
Surface obs show a trough...I am not saying....I'm just saying...
https://www.tropicaltidbits.com/analysis/sfcplots/
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Re: NW Caribbean Blob
Yes it does have that look about it hanging off the end of the front
Very heavy tropical rain coming down in East Central Florida this morning. Came in earlier than I thought it would. We'll see what happens later.
Very heavy tropical rain coming down in East Central Florida this morning. Came in earlier than I thought it would. We'll see what happens later.
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Re: NW Caribbean Blob
2020 is ready to go......a sign of the times. Kidding aside, this is another reminder to be Hurricane Aware from this point onward.
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Re: NW Caribbean Blob
Late season frontal boundary along with great of UL divergence with not much surface vorticity, I am sure the very warm waters are helping feeding the convection.
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