**TROPICAL UPDATE** Invest 92L fizzled out; 93L might bear watching now (1 Viewer)

[primadox]

**UPDATED 9/12 430pm: 92L fell apart; changed links and maps to 93L instead**

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9/9 original post:

Update from Jeff Lindner; new tropical system enters the Gulf.

I'll put up some maps and links shortly.

There are two more behind this one...93L models show it could enter the Gulf, if it even develops. So far it isn't showing much chance of surviving, but if it does, we'll watch that one, too. 95L appears to be destined for the fish. 92L is the one that caught Lindner's attention, so it caught my attention, too.

92L (FL Straits) is looking better organized and has some development potential in the Gulf

Westward moving tropical wave now approaching the FL Keys and the FL Straits has become better organized this morning with both visible satellite images and Key West radar showing the formation of a broad surface circulation on the western side of deep convection. Upper level winds are currently not favorable for additional development…with that said…it will not take much more organization for a tropical depression to form. This feature will continue to move westward and enter the SE Gulf of Mexico late this weekend where upper level winds may begin to become slightly more conducive for development. There is currently very little model support for this feature developing and the limited track guidance available shows a general westward track toward the western Gulf of Mexico over the next 5 days.

The National Hurricane Center currently gives the system a 40% chance of development and this system should be monitored closely over the next several days as it moves into the Gulf of Mexico.

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[Goatman Saint]

Gotta love how they always put one path through southern part of LA now.


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[Madmarsha]

 

[bclemms]

92L isn't a concern, it's the next one that could pose the problem. None of the models are taking 92L much past a TD.

The CMC model which has performed rather well this year is doing this with the following system.
Numerical Model Prediction - Tropical Tidbits

 

[efil4stnias]

92L isn't a concern, it's the next one that could pose the problem. None of the models are taking 92L much past a TD.

The CMC model which has performed rather well this year is doing this with the following system.
Numerical Model Prediction - Tropical Tidbits

Dang...quite close to Andrew path from 92

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[guidomerkinsrules]

92 might be the most random spaghetti track i've ever seen - it looks like it has a 180 degree possibility path

 

[Doug B]

So ... those two invests just vanished? Looking at weatherunderground right now, and they've only got tracking for TS Ian out in the mid-Atlantic.

 

[primadox]

I've been away from the computer all weekend, and see that this one died. Good. And 93L, the one remaining, isn't being given a lot of chance by the NHC to develop over the next 5 days. I hope they're right.