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I just want to let you know that there will be some slight changes to some posts going forward. Given that we are no longer in the “summer” season of beach and boating, I’m going to discontinue the daily postings. However, I’ll still have information when on the latest advisories and when applicable [...]
4:45 AM
Henri weakened into a remnant low pressure system yesterday afternoon under the influence of strong southwesterly shear. If Henri had hung on for a few more hours, the tropical system may have had a chance to survive.
A large ridge is expanding from the Gulf of Mexico into the western Caribbean and western Atlantic. Dry [...]
4:45 AM
The Tropical Atlantic remains slightly more active compared to the previous few weeks. Tropical Storm Grace is now history as the remnants race into western Europe. However, a new tropical storm, Henri, has formed to the east of the Leeward Islands.
Tropical Storm Henri continues to get slightly better organized overnight, however it is clear [...]
4:45 AM
A deep trough is digging into the Gulf of Mexico and will continue to sink south into the western Caribbean Sea. Strong shear will dominate from the Gulf of Mexico through the central Caribbean Sea as a result, preventing any potential for development over the next 48 hours.
Plenty of showers and thunderstorms have developed [...]
5:48 AM
Much of the tropical Atlantic continues to remain quiet this morning with little to no signs of development expected over the next 48 hours.
Dry air behind a deep trough dominates the Gulf of Mexico with not one disturbance in sight over the region.
Meanwhile, a weak tropical wave is interacting with a trough over the [...]
4:45 AM
Once again, there are no signs of tropical development across the Atlantic this morning.
Strong wester shear dominates from the Gulf Coast through the Atlantic inhibiting any disturbance from developing into an organized tropical system.
A strong upper low is also to the northeast of Africa and is also producing strong shear along the African coast.
No [...]
4:45 AM
The tropical Atlantic remains quiet this morning. The remnants of Fred is looking more and more cold-core by the hour and is certainly not showing signs of any rapid development. As the remnants drifts to the west, a strong trough over the western Atlantic will draw the remnants to the north and then northeast [...]
4:45 AM
The remnants of Fred continues to track to fight back, however the future of this disturbance and the one further to the east have a rather impressive road block to the west in the form of a deep trough over the western Atlantic.
Showers and thunderstorms have once again fired up on the northeastern quadrant [...]
4:45 AM
With the remnants of Erika being torn apart by southwesterly shear, the tropical Atlantic is generally quiet this morning.
One disturbance bares watching to the west of the Cape Verde Islands. This disturbance has a strong low and mid level circulation, however lacks strong convection around the center of the weak low pressure system. While [...]
4:55 AM
Erika is no more as the remnants of Erika is basically a weakening area of low pressure. The NHC gave a final update late last night at 11 PM basically putting the final nail in the coffin of what was once a strong tropical storm. The remnants of Erika will continue to drift [...]
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