Shear - Hybrid
Posted by JAC on 6/10/2011, 7:40 am
| Obviously, way too much shear for a symmetric warm core to spin up. However, models have been advertising a ST to spin up in the Bahamas and track in the Gulf Stream where it may transition to a ET cold core. Shear can and will keep MCS convection firing. The GOM TUTT and another UL Low at 45N 45W are providing UL ventilation support. CMC showing it close to Miami, so no doubt that is why it has NHC's attention. I would say could see some heavy storms in FL over the weekend.   |
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94L Not Dead Yet - JAC, 6/10/2011, 7:28 am
- Re: 94L Not Dead Yet - BobbiStorm, 6/10/2011, 8:02 pm
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- Re: Shear - Hybrid - BobbiStorm, 6/10/2011, 8:00 pm
- Re: Shear - Hybrid - BobbiStorm, 6/10/2011, 12:26 pm
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