Low North of Hawaii
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InfernoFlameCat
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Low North of Hawaii
This low looks strikingly subtropical. It has a very well defined core with a warm seclusion that had convection surrounding it earlier(now just low level clouds.) The outflow is prominent to the west of the system but it is still strongly attached to a front to its east. Opinions?
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Re: Low North of Hawaii
Note the lightning near the center of the storm. (north of the warm seclusion)
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Re: Low North of Hawaii
This would be named in the Atlantic and maybe the EPAC. But the CPHC does not classify systems that are not sure fire tropical. I believe the JTWC does not classify them either.
Private companies like StormGeo might be classifying this though.
Private companies like StormGeo might be classifying this though.
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Re: Low North of Hawaii
Randomly found this post while looking back and remembered that I had imagery of this cyclone. Thought I was the only one who knew about this 
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