June 2020
Let the looooong nights begin and the nail biting model watching commence....
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Things are moving along fairly quickly. NHC has highlighted the area in the BoC where the remnants of Amanda may slowly redevelop during the beginning of the week.
Operational models are weak bit the
ensembles have some strong signals.
Operational models are weak bit the
ensembles have some strong signals.
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The NHC has raised the chances for tropical development to 40% the next 2 days and 50% over the next 5 days in the Bay of Campeche. The Western Gulf is beginning to look rather unsettled.
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So it looks to curl back toward Mexico and stay way down south.
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The morning Weather Prediction Center surface chart for day 7 suggests a weak surface low may be entering the NW Gulf. There is a lot of uncertainty regarding the potential track or strength of the area of disturbed weather associated with the Central America Monsoonal Gyre. Right now we monitor, but I suspect the real immediate issue will be the possibility of heavy rainfall somewhere along the Texas and Louisiana Coast.vci_guy2003 wrote: ↑Sun May 31, 2020 9:08 am So it looks to curl back toward Mexico and stay way down south.
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12z GFS has a landfall near San Luis Pass as a 993 mb storm. Probably a strong tropical storm. From there it moves straight north pretty slowly.
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