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2016 Atlantic Tropical Discussion:Atlantic Looks Active North of 20N


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Still so much uncertainty. We don't even have a depression yet. It's credible because of the strength of the ridge that builds overhead once into the Bahamas and the available rocket fuel in that region. The Eastern gulf waters aren't as warm as the Western gulf or the E coast of FL, so for maximum strength on the secondary landfall you would want a wider turn once in the Gulf.

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1 minute ago, NJwx85 said:

Still so much uncertainty. We don't even have a depression yet. It's credible because of the strength of the ridge that builds overhead once into the Bahamas and the available rocket fuel in that region. The Eastern gulf waters aren't as warm as the Western gulf or the E coast of FL, so for maximum strength on the secondary landfall you would want a wider turn once in the Gulf.

also, the Loop current in the gulf is a wildcard.

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Really need the rain up here in New England.  Without an east coast trough this potential storm would never get this far north.  Our only real chance of rain is to get the storm well west into the Gulf before turning NE and potentially having the remnants come this far north.  Problem with that scenario is the longer over the Gulf the stronger the system and more potential damage along the Gulf coast.  I assume the relative cooler water in the Eastern Gulf is because of that system that sat around a couple of weeks back.  I wonder if 4 or 5 more sunny days would start to increase temps again?

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