EATS OUT on August 1, 2005

[dhweather]

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Eastern Atlantic Tropical Summary - EATS OUT on August 11, 2005

<img src="http://www.diamondheadweather.com/eats20050811.jpg">

This is starting to be like one of those songs that gets stuck in your head
and won't leave. You know what I'm talking about.....

CALLING GLORIA!!!!
867-5309
I GET KNOCKED DOWN, I GET UP AGAIN....

Yes, the little guys are still protecting their incredibly dry turf, and
I don't expect that to change significantlly anytime soon. They are
making sure that none of the three waves crossing the Atlantic
will become tropical cyclones in the next 48-72 hours.

[Hurricanehink]

THe one near the Cape Verdes isn't too bad, IMO. Good summary, though. How long will the Dry Air last?

[Wainfleeter]

dhweather, you crack me up!

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DonnaM

[dhweather]

Donna - glad you like the updates, with a bit of humor mixed in.

Hink - no idea - I don't think there are too many predictors that
we can count on for the SAL/dry air. The MJO *should* become
more favorable in a coupld of weeks, but for now, the dry air
is the big winner.

[EDR1222]

That one near the Cape Verde Islands looks impressive now. It will be interesting to see if it falls victim to the dry air.

[WindRunner]

After seeing a TD (irene) over the last couple of days on satellite, that one near CV should be a TD, too!

[Swimdude]

Love the little scary guys, very amusing. Time to watch that CV wave soon though...