cdcollura
10-20-2009, 07:34 AM
Good day all,
With a major cold-front, the first of the season, have already stalled in the NW Caribbean, it's these features that need to be watched closesly during El Nino years.
Some models, including the GFS, are persistant at forming a weak low in the W Caribbean, and moving it slowly north in the 10/22 and forward time-frame.
NHC already has the SW Caribbean with a "low potential" for tropcial cyclone formation.
With a major cold-front, the first of the season, have already stalled in the NW Caribbean, it's these features that need to be watched closesly during El Nino years.
Some models, including the GFS, are persistant at forming a weak low in the W Caribbean, and moving it slowly north in the 10/22 and forward time-frame.
NHC already has the SW Caribbean with a "low potential" for tropcial cyclone formation.