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| Posted by: Dr. Jeff Masters, 12:58 PM GMT on July 24, 2010 | +3 |

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Jeff co-founded the Weather Underground in 1995 while working on his Ph.D. He flew with the NOAA Hurricane Hunters from 1986-1990.
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yeah, that's freaky XD
Sunday: Isolated showers. Partly cloudy, with a high near 90. Heat index values as high as 102. East wind between 6 and 11 mph. Chance of precipitation is 20%.
Hurray! XD
Hadn't seen that number in awhile.
Maybe I'll give the beach a little visit this week. :D
Also for the Cape Verde season to really get going the dry air needs to moisten up and disappear.
Not so much in the Carribean and GOM...
That's true, while the Eastern and Central Atl and the Eastern Caribbean are dry, the Western Caribbean and GOM are moist, it will be interesting to see how much further the dry air moves into the Caribbean.
Posted by TampaSpin on July 25, 2010 at 2:10 AM
3 today? It really is not hard to do as they know how to do it now.....The Doc. blog has a problem it appears now.
night!
OK........NOW tired and getting Sleepy....need the ZZZZZ's......LOL
I just completed this.....
Well that looks interesting and problematic down the road.
Below is what i just posted with in on my Site...
I have identified 2 AOI in blue circles to watch long term. First off there is no model support for any development at all in the Atlantic Basin for the next 7 days. If you all notice the Pacific has been very quite. Models are showing an increase in activity in the Pacific as rarely do both basins are active the same time.
The area the NHC has in yellow in the BOC should move into Mexico and not develop but, will bring unreal rains to the same region that has had major flooding already.
The AOI in Blue that i have circled in the SW Caribbean is an area to watch long term. There is strong 850mb Vorticity and good Divergence and Convergence but, there is an ULL just to the North that will bring very High Shear and will not allow this to develop. The AOI should move inland and eventually possibly move to the BOC in time.
The AOI i have in the Eastern Atlantic is very far out. The GFS model did hint at some development but, the other models are not showing this to develop. I'm not sure why as it appears to have a decent spin already. This needs watched as possibly the first true Cape Verde storm of the year could come from this Spin.
I am also very fearful that the combination of the ULL and the reminates of Bonnie will cause some very severe Flooding problems coming to the Tennessee Valley area. Flash flooding could be a major problem.
LOL....silly me that was one model i did not even look at to be honest!
XD
Night!
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