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Well as forecast,sheer and drier from a ULL that was keeping 97L from closing a surface low moved far enough away for it to happen last night or early this morning and becoming a TD,the NHC probably waiting for confirmation of sustained surface winds close to td3's center to upgrade it to Tropical strom Bonnie the second tropical cyclone of trhe 2010 atlantic hurricane season.
Track:I have not changed my forecast track and will not do so until tomorrow evening.I expect a WNW track thru 24hrs.
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Ladies and Gentlemen its looks like sheer is relaxing over the majority of the MDR in the Carribean.With SST's being so high and the precipitable moisture levels increasing with 93L it appears a closed surface low is currently forming(L noted on picture above,black lines indicate forecast movement in 12hr incraments).Also noted are west winds along venezuala's north east coastline would indicate that a broad low pressure is forming at the surface.Due to sheer drastically dropping ahead of 93L,I'...
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Well first blog w/extremeteam!!!!!!,
The last 5 days have been very interesting w/our 3rd invest of the season and in my opinion the only true tropical invest of the atlantic season. 90L was baroclonically induced, therefore not a true tropical invest and 91L was more or less the remnants of the eastpacs first TS Agatha which at the time looked impressive due to the diffluent flow to its north creating one of the shortest lived invests I've seen thus far.
On to 92L. After analysis of the last ...
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