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Tropical Weather Out Look for Saturday, October 3 2009

October 3rd, 2009 by Steven DiMartino

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 [...]

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Another active pattern this week

June 7th, 2009 by Steven DiMartino

10:32 AM
Weak high pressure is exiting off this coast through this afternoon while a very weak cold front is pushing south through New England and the eastern Great Lakes this morning. This cold front will be a key player through much of this coming weak, as I will explain shortly.
For today, expect clear skies and [...]

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Tropical update for Friday, June 5 2009

June 5th, 2009 by Steven DiMartino

7:32 AM
While strong shear continues to dominate much of the Tropical Atlantic, model guidance does hint for the potential for tropical development over the eastern Gulf of Mexico or western Caribbean Sea by next week.
The water vapor image this morning shows a cold front is driving through the eastern Gulf of Mexico, producing strong [...]

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Tropical Weather Out Look for Saturday, October 3 2009

Another active pattern this week

Tropical update for Friday, June 5 2009