Sunday, September 6, 2009
Fred on the Way; No Threat
A strong tropical wave (96L Invest) has exited the African coast within the last 24 hours. Nearly all dynamical guidance (CMC, GFS, ECMWF, UKMET) shows intensification into a strong tropical storm or hurricane. The Hurricane Center has given it a 30-50% chance of development within 48 hours. Water vapor imagery reveals a very favorable environment with plenty of moisture and upper ridging aloft, thus little shear. 96L will likely become "Fred" in the coming days, but all models show recurvature into a weakness in the Atlantic subtropical ridge. This tropical system poses no threat to land.
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- Jason Moreland is a meteorology undergraduate at the University of South Alabama. The blog has no set schedule. New blogs are typically posted time permitting and when the Atlantic tropics and Southeast US weather are active. The information posted here is unofficial and strictly personal opinion. Refer to National Weather Service and the National Hurricane Center for official forecasts.
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