Low off Carolinas now Invest 95L

MeteorologistTV · Posted: Tue Aug 28, 2007 4:51 pm Post subject: Low off Carolinas now Invest 95L

The Low off NC also needs to be watched.Especially since whatever(if anything) develops there should move SSW towards Florida.Wouldn't take much for this to become the next Invest.

bob

Looks like there is to much tropical moisture coming from the south for it to sneak into Florida. To early in the season for most "backdoor fronts " or systems from the north to be concerned about.
North Carolina system should end up heading out into the Atlantic after a brief dip to the south.

bob
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ccstorms

ccstorms

Here's the NHC surface map at 72 hrs. As you can see the Low is sitting off the Florida east coast.

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bob

Yes but as a 1011 mb low a ways off the ne fla coast. That's not much of a 'low'. And basically no change in position betwween 48 and 72 hr models. Just don't think there's enough dynamics in place to be concerned about it.

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ccstorms

When you have an area of low pressure sitting in the Gulf Stream during the heart of the Hurricane season it needs to be monitored closely because it can spin up very quickly.
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bob

That's true. My focus was on local effects, if any.
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ccstorms

Invest 95L- southeast U.S. coast.

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ccstorms

First model run.

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bob

Like I said last night:

North Carolina system should end up heading out into the Atlantic after a brief dip to the south.

Who needs it anyways!

bob
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