While moving very little. Is there a CHANCE a new area low pressure may be forming in that location?
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Stormcenter wrote:O.K. shoot meif I'm wrong but what everyone has been saying is a the center of 90L has becoming more and more broad as it moves westward with little or no convection. While the convection off the tip of Cuba and Yucatan has been building and becoming more concentrated.
While moving very little. Is there a CHANCE a new area low pressure may be forming in that location?
http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/PS/TROP/DATA/RT ... -loop.html

Air Force Met wrote:Stormcenter wrote:O.K. shoot meif I'm wrong but what everyone has been saying is a the center of 90L has becoming more and more broad as it moves westward with little or no convection. While the convection off the tip of Cuba and Yucatan has been building and becoming more concentrated.
While moving very little. Is there a CHANCE a new area low pressure may be forming in that location?
http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/PS/TROP/DATA/RT ... -loop.html
Doubtful a new center would form...the existing one is pretty well defined. What could happen...and probably would...is if that convection hung around long enough...like 18+hours...is that the existing center could drift in that direction.


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