https://www.tropicaltidbits.com/sat/sat ... product=ir
https://www.tropicaltidbits.com/sat/sat ... t=vis-swir
https://manati.star.nesdis.noaa.gov/asc ... MBas97.png
Interesting little feature. Could it be sub-tropical in nature?
Feature 43N 54W
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Feature 43N 54W
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Re: Feature 43N 54W
It is not yet but it could be soon. The radius of maximum winds still appear to be outside the convection suggesting it is not there yet but the storm is tightening with increasing central convection.
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Re: Feature 43N 54W
InfernoFlameCat wrote:It is not yet but it could be soon. The radius of maximum winds still appear to be outside the convection suggesting it is not there yet but the storm is tightening with increasing central convection.
Definitely interested in seeing how this progresses through the day.
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Re: Feature 43N 54W
The NHC has not yet put out a Special Outlook for this system yet, likely still frontal.
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Re: Feature 43N 54W
According to the most recent North Atlantic surface analysis, this feature is an occluded nontropical low. I don't really expect that state to change all that much, but it's interesting to look at nonetheless.
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Re: Feature 43N 54W
The storm is producing an increase in convection, yet it is still attached to a front. Unfortunately that front appears to be not untangling from the system any time soon.
Edit: I just looked over it again and looks like the trough associated with the front is separating.
Edit: I just looked over it again and looks like the trough associated with the front is separating.
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Re: Feature 43N 54W
InfernoFlameCat wrote:The storm is producing an increase in convection, yet it is still attached to a front. Unfortunately that front appears to be not untangling from the system any time soon.
Edit: I just looked over it again and looks like the trough associated with the front is separating.
I know you can't strictly go by satellite but it looks better on visible than a lot of the storms that got named last year As others have said odds are nothing comes of it but still pretty to look at.
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Re: Feature 43N 54W
Impressive burst of convection on the northern side certainly looks more like something in we’d be watching in May instead of January 25th!!!
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Re: Feature 43N 54W
And it is now gone, being absorbed right now into the front to its east.
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