http://twister.sbs.ohio-state.edu/text/ ... s/03120819
Their heading is tropical storm invest so we may see Peter before this day is out?
18z Tropical model suite for 99L=40kts 1004 mbs
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18z Tropical model suite for 99L=40kts 1004 mbs
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Luis - this is just unbelievable. This HAS to be the most incredible year in the tropical Atlantic in my lifetime. A named storm in April (Ana), TD 2 forming so far east for so early in the season, a very powerful Cat 5 storm (Isabel), and now perhaps 2 named storms in December (Odette and maybe now Peter). Wow! 
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This 2003 season is one of the most actives on record and the longest duration season if this system is classified.
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Just a word of caution ...
The subtropical low is a gale center (as also stated on the TPC discussion at 7:05 pm, so the winds are quite strong around the low already ... ) and it wouldn't take much ... say a nice little blowup around the center of convection and that would FORCE TPC's hand to upgrade it to STS ...
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The subtropical low is a gale center (as also stated on the TPC discussion at 7:05 pm, so the winds are quite strong around the low already ... ) and it wouldn't take much ... say a nice little blowup around the center of convection and that would FORCE TPC's hand to upgrade it to STS ...
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And Mike they will take their time to classify it because it is in no threat zone to anyone but anyway being a cyclone or not having this system in the eastern atlantic in december is amazing.
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If this develops into Peter it would be.
<LI>One of only 2 seasons to use the P storm</LI>
<LI>The most active season since 1995</LI>
<LI>The first season to produce 2 December Tropical Storms</LI>
<LI>The first December storm to develop in the Eastern Tropical Atlantic</LI>
<LI>Be amongst the top 5 seasons overall</LI>
<LI>If a 16th Tropical Storm formed only 1933 (21), 1995 (19), 1969 (17) would have more and equal to 1936 (16)</LI>
I am not saying it will develop just some points to keep in mind if it were to develop.
<LI>One of only 2 seasons to use the P storm</LI>
<LI>The most active season since 1995</LI>
<LI>The first season to produce 2 December Tropical Storms</LI>
<LI>The first December storm to develop in the Eastern Tropical Atlantic</LI>
<LI>Be amongst the top 5 seasons overall</LI>
<LI>If a 16th Tropical Storm formed only 1933 (21), 1995 (19), 1969 (17) would have more and equal to 1936 (16)</LI>
I am not saying it will develop just some points to keep in mind if it were to develop.
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tropicalweatherwatcher wrote:<LI>One of only 2 seasons to use the P storm</LI>
<LI>The most active season since 1995</LI>
<LI>The first season to produce 2 December Tropical Storms</LI>
<LI>The first December storm to develop in the Eastern Tropical Atlantic</LI>
<LI>Be amongst the top 5 seasons overall</LI>
<LI>If a 16th Tropical Storm formed only 1933 (21), 1995 (19), 1969 (17) would have more and equal to 1936 (16)</LI>
Interesting stats. Thanks for the info!
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