[Sunday Evening] Tropical Storm Expected to Form in the Gulf of Mexico; Tropical Storm Watch Issued for Gulf Coast
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Levi. What is that on the Euro ensemble’s near the same area potential tropical cyclone 7 is? Is that the wave by Puerto Rico?
Miller, I’m not seeing anything using the 500 mb Euro. What model and map are you using?
Regards, Jim
In the Friday euro ensemble’s he showed
8:16 minute mark
Thanks as usual, Levi. A well behaved TS wouldn’t be a bad thing for southeast Alabama. It’s been very hot, with highs in the low to mid-90’s over the past week, and that’s been sucking some of the moisture from the soil we’ve built up from pretty regular storms this summer. I just had a couple cells move through from that upper level low east of me that’s now moving onshore over S Georgia. A couple inches of rain would be a welcome addition to the soil moisture. It’s been a great summer in terms of rain so far, and it’s the greenest for early September that I’ve seen for a long time. We’ll see how what will become Gordon behaves.
Regards, Jim
Thank you for the update Levi,
I have been following you since your early beginnings in WU,
and just have to tell you that your blog and explanations are the
bets. Keep up the good work!
Fortunately, not much fuel in the path, so it seems.
http://www.aoml.noaa.gov/phod/dataphod1/work/HHP/NEW/2018244at.jpg
Levi, thank you for your excellent analysis. I’ve been watching, for some time now, the lows drop off the west African coast. If they drop off from Senegal and south near the equator, they do not seem to have enough time to form into a tropical depression. If they drop off north of Senegal, the potential to form is much greater. Have you noticed this?
Thank you
ECMWF forecasting Florence into ga sc
How often is this page updated? Seems to be infrequent.
I don’t always make videos every day, but I will likely start daily videos beginning tonight for Florence, Olivia, and the other storms in the Atlantic.