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I'm not going to do all the work here...What has changed synoptically?
Where are the big changes? Buhler? Buhler?
MW
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I'm not going to do all the work here...What has changed synoptically?
Where are the big changes? Buhler? Buhler?
MW
Now:
I'm not going to do all the work here...What has changed synoptically?
Where are the big changes? Buhler? Buhler?
MW
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from what I can see, the Atlantic high pressure system moved further west in Frances wake, but she left a noticeable weakness in the ridge, which may or may not guide Ivan straight into Tamp/Port Charlotte area AGAIN.
the high pressure is also building in from the west to EEast forming a barrier over Texas and Louisiana, which means we arentl ikely to get Ivan under the current setup. I see yet another squeeze play occurring in which Ivan getsl iften northward as the ridge to his east weakens under Frances' passing, and then is guided into Florida as the trough of low pressure behind Frances moves west with the ridge. This all soundsl ike babble and it probably is, but thats how Im reading it.
the high pressure is also building in from the west to EEast forming a barrier over Texas and Louisiana, which means we arentl ikely to get Ivan under the current setup. I see yet another squeeze play occurring in which Ivan getsl iften northward as the ridge to his east weakens under Frances' passing, and then is guided into Florida as the trough of low pressure behind Frances moves west with the ridge. This all soundsl ike babble and it probably is, but thats how Im reading it.
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Hint...look in the box between 20 and 40N...60 and 90W.
My answer may not be 100% because I could be missing something synoptically...but I will give it a bit later on....
MW
My answer may not be 100% because I could be missing something synoptically...but I will give it a bit later on....
MW
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This shows a low pressure channel between two large high pressure ridges. Usually the troughs wedged between two such systems are very strong... thus channeling features from the carribean through them quickly, up in between the two high pressure systems.
That is not good for south fla.
-Eric
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