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Sat 8pEDT:
Atlantic:
-98L (East Atlantic) 70% chance.
-99L (between 98L and Caribbean) has become Tropical Depression 6.
-90L (over Eastern Caribbean) 70%.
-Gulf 50%.
-New area coming off Africa 30%.
E Pac: 20% chance South of Mexico.
Detail:
FYI: the invest numbers run 90 to 99 then start over at 90. The L represents Atlantic basin.
98L: May be short lived, but surrounded by dry air and likely fish storm out to sea.
TD6: pushing into dry air, not the most organized with partially exposed low level center, wind shear present. Short lived as moves W/WNW.
90L: Nice spin of scattered showers moving through Windward Islands of the Eastern Caribbean. Wind shear North / NW of it. This one could be a little more interesting just due to steering flow may turn it North or meander around a bit towards Northern Caribbean maybe eventually into SW Atlantic.
Gulf: Area near S Florida should move quickly West across Gulf towards TX/North Mexico, models say may develop just as comes inland there Tuesday-ish.
Sunday 20Aug 2pEDT:
Atlantic:
-91L Gulf 60% chance tropical formation as moves West.
-90L 90% East Caribbean to turn North, may meander some after Hispaniola. Air recon checking out today to see what we have.
-Area off Africa 60%, following Emily.
Sun 20Aug 8pEDT:
Atlantic:
-91L (Gulf) 70% chance, better organized. Large High over central US will force what ever becomes of it towards Texas/Mexico region.
-TD6 just E of Caribbean a mess, not expected to last long.
-Area off Africa now 70% chance, following Emily.
3 Atlantic tropical cyclones formed over 24 short hours (TD6, Emily, Franklin). The historic tropical cyclone outbreak this weekend was matched only by August 22, 1995, and August 15, 1893
Mon 21Aug 1030aEDT: 91L in Gulf of Mexico now PTC9 - so at 11aEDT they’ll issue Tropical Storm Watches, five day cone map, etc. Heading to Texas/Mexico region.
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