Miami discussion mentions it
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cypresstx on 7/11/2012, 10:33 pm
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AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE MIAMI FL
859 PM EDT WED JUL 11 2012
.UPDATE...SATELLITE IMAGERY TODAY SHOWED A VERY NICE SPIN OVER
SOUTH FL. THE EVENING MIAMI SOUNDING SHOWED THE DRAMATIC SWITCH IN
THE LOW/MID LEVEL WIND FIELD ASSOCIATED WITH THIS LOW TO MID LEVEL
LOW CENTER WITH WINDS YESTERDAY EVENING SOUTHEAST, THIS MORNING
SOUTH, AND THIS EVENING DUE WESTERLY. THIS SPIN NOW LOOKS TO BE
OVER THE PALM BEACH COUNTY COAST. MODELS SHOWS THIS LOW STRETCHING
OUT AND EVENTUALLY MOVING SOUTHWEST TOMORROW WITH HIGH PRESSURE
BUILDING IN FROM THE NORTHEAST, BEFORE ANOTHER TROUGH ALOFT MOVES
ACROSS SOUTH FL FROM THE WEST OVER THE WEEKEND. MOISTURE WILL ONLY
GRADUALLY DECREASE TONIGHT-THU. FOR TONIGHT, WITH LESSER
CONVERGENCE, WE EXPECT MUCH LESS ACTIVITY THAN OCCURRED LAST
NIGHT. THE HRRR SHOWS ACTIVITY DEVELOPING OVER THE ATLANTIC, BUT
KEEPS IT MAINLY OFF THE COAST DUE TO THE WESTERLY STEERING
FLOW. HOWEVER, WINDS ARE STILL ONSHORE UP THROUGH 3K FT...SO THERE
COULD BE SOME ATLANTIC COASTAL CONVERGENCE SETTING UP. HAVE GONE
WITH 20 POPS INTERIOR/GULF COAST AND 30 POPS ALONG THE ATLANTIC
COAST. /GREGORIA
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