Homegrown Development Possible This Weekend Into Next Week?
Posted by
AlligatorPointer on 8/19/2010, 12:50 pm
I have not seen any canetalk discussion regarding a potential development that is mentioned today on Crown Weather. Any thoughts JAC? Excerpt from Crown Weather located at following link:
Issued: Thursday, August 19, 2010 610 am EDT/510 am CDT
http://www.crownweather.com/?page_id=325
Homegrown Development Possible In The Northern Gulf of Mexico or Off Of The US Southeast Coast This Weekend Into Next Week: We may be watching things much closer to home over the next seven to ten days as there may be things that try to develop underneath the radar.
The first item to watch is a low pressure system that is forecast to develop just off of the coast of northeast Florida late this weekend. This low pressure system will initially be non-tropical in nature, however, it may acquire tropical characteristics as it tracks southwest and then westward across the northern Gulf of Mexico throughout much of next week. It is unknown right now how long it may remain over the Gulf of Mexico waters, however, the potential is there for slow development into a tropical cyclone and it will be watched for as we head into this weekend. |
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Homegrown Development Possible This Weekend Into Next Week? - AlligatorPointer, 8/19/2010, 12:50 pm- Re: Homegrown Development Possible This Weekend Into Next Week? - DTB_2009, 8/21/2010, 10:08 am
- Re: Homegrown Development Possible This Weekend Into Next Week? - BobbiStorm, 8/20/2010, 7:20 am
- NCEP Ensembles - JAC, 8/20/2010, 7:06 am
- Re: Homegrown Development Possible This Weekend Into Next Week? - BobbiStorm, 8/19/2010, 5:27 pm
- Re: Homegrown Development Possible This Weekend Into Next Week? - DTB_2009, 8/19/2010, 2:38 pm
- Re: Homegrown Development Possible This Weekend Into Next Week? - JAC, 8/19/2010, 1:06 pm
- Re: Homegrown Development Possible This Weekend Into Next Week? - JAC, 8/19/2010, 12:59 pm
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