this gives us a great view of what's going on
on the left side West side of Arlene... It looks
like the dry air has just about finished it's push
to the east and south... should start to reteat now.
http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/PS/TROP/DATA/RT ... -loop.html
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slow,
Often early/late/hybrid storms are up against the wall (dry wall
) so to speak. That usually doesn't have much affect on the weaker systems as it does when the big dogs entrain the dry air because it's just part of their nature. It makes 'em lopsided, but it doesn't destroy them.
Steve
Often early/late/hybrid storms are up against the wall (dry wall
) so to speak. That usually doesn't have much affect on the weaker systems as it does when the big dogs entrain the dry air because it's just part of their nature. It makes 'em lopsided, but it doesn't destroy them.
Steve
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jax
Very Curious
Just taking a look at the most recent water vapor loops and perhaps...GASP....I was wrong.
It seems the dry air is retreating around the 25 degrees and could allow for some wrap around.
Very Interesting.
It seems the dry air is retreating around the 25 degrees and could allow for some wrap around.
Very Interesting.
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