6-26-05 11:30 AM EDT TWO, GO BACK TO SLEEP!

[HURAKAN]

Tropical Weather Outlook


Statement as of 11:30 am EDT on June 26, 2005


For the North Atlantic...Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico...
Cloudiness and showers over eastern North Carolina...southeastern
Virginia...and the adjacent Atlantic waters are associated with a
surface low pressure area that has moved inland over eastern North
Carolina. Additional development of this system is not expected at
this time.

Disorganized cloudiness and showers extending from the central and
northwestern Bahamas northeastward into the Atlantic for several
hundred miles are primarily associated with an upper-level trough.
Upper-level winds are currently not favorable for development.
Elsewhere...tropical storm formation is not expected through Monday.

Forecaster Beven

[rainstorm]

take a look at sat pics. its better formed than alot of ts's they have named

[Scott_inVA]

When a disorganized blob stumbles into a trof, not much is going to happen up here. A pretty good sign of a snoozer is when the UK, GFS and NAM (not to mention the EC) can't get anything going as has been the case with this event.

I never woke up

Scott
Mid-Atlantic WX.com
Lexington, VA
home of the real model maps:
http://www.midatlantcwx.com


OMG! I'm typing like DT Edited b/c my new wireless keyboard is slow. Grrr

[Scott_inVA]

take a look at sat pics. its better formed than alot of ts's they have named

True but this is a mess at the SFC. The area of LP mentioned by TPC is there, but it is both weak and broad.
http://weather.unisys.com/surface/sfc_con_3pres.gif

Interacting with a trof doesn't help:
http://www.weatherroanoke.com/regional.html

I can find very few SFC wind obs of 20MPH.

Scott

[Swimdude]

Definately sounds like sleep time for another couple of days. Ah well, it's still June. [We don't have much longer for that excuse though...]