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St0rmTh0r wrote:This already looks like a depression well inland. All the signs of a monster storm in the making
TheStormExpert wrote:St0rmTh0r wrote:This already looks like a depression well inland. All the signs of a monster storm in the making
You’d think, but it doesn’t just work like that fortunately. Currently there’s a suppressed Kelvin Wave in the Atlantic so it’ll likely struggle once it hits water.
Monsoonjr99 wrote:TheStormExpert wrote:St0rmTh0r wrote:This already looks like a depression well inland. All the signs of a monster storm in the making
You’d think, but it doesn’t just work like that fortunately. Currently there’s a suppressed Kelvin Wave in the Atlantic so it’ll likely struggle once it hits water.
Unfortunately, this could be in the western Atlantic close to home when the enhanced KW arrives and the switch starts to flip. This may be a sleeper wave to watch.
cycloneye wrote:The 12z package of models are vague on this wave with GFS still bringing plenty of rain to PR on the 16th. Even Euro that at least had a good vorticity yesterday now is almost gone although wave can still be seen moving west into the Caribbean.
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