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Great analysis. I always look forward to your insight. You explain it in a way that anybody could understand. What conditions could cause Laura to turn north closer to the west coast of Florida?
Great coverage as usual
One tropical storm is on the way to Yucatan, the other to Puerto Rico.
Thank you so much! I really appreciate your attention to detail!
Do you have any material to recommend about tropical waves, wave envelopes? Would like to better understand the points about separation of the lower and mid level circulation and the relationship with the larger wave. Thanks.
These tropical waves follow one after the other, because they are pushed by the latitudinal the jetstream over the Atlantic .
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Sorry, I mean more like a technical text about atmospheric waves, etc.
Thanks.
The GFSv16 which goes operational in January has been showing a strong Laura for some time. Also FV3-GFS with advanced RRFS physics run at GSL.
https://www.emc.ncep.noaa.gov/users/meg/gfsv16/realtime/gfsximages.html
https://storm.aoml.noaa.gov/basin/?projectName=BASIN
Good job as always Levi. 2020 is a learning curve for us all so far.
Well, I heard Fujiwhara 6 times in the last 2 days.
I declare “PFF”. Potential Fujiwhara Friday!
That opportunity doesn’t come along often in the GOM>
Where did everyone go now that the wunderground blog is gone?!
Try
https://weatherbunker.org/mybb/
There are several dozen there.
Both storms in the Gulf of Mexico will affect weather across the US Southeast.
Puerto Rico is threatened by very heavy rainfall.
Sorry.
The center of the storm is now below Puerto Rico.
Where did category 6 go ?
Laura heads west along the 17th parallel.
Marco is now on the 20th parallel and will soon be sucked into the Gulf of Mexico via the jet stream valley over the Western Gulf of Mexico.
Levi,
Awesome work as usual. I heard one model uses Gulf Stream thermal energy more than others; is that the HWRF?
Thanks,
Ragan Nicholl
Florida Keys
just a few rain bands today in ftwalton last afternoon. mostly calm for now 10pm cst.