Monthly Archives: July 2009

Tropical Update for July 10th

July 10, 2009 – 10:33 am

     Hurricanes? Nope. Tropical Storms? Nope. Tropical Depressions? Sadly, nope. Just one exquisitely wimpy wave just past the WIndward Islands near 062W.  40 kts of shear have this wave well ventilated which effectively neuters, not tutors, any convective development as the wave drifts west. A quick perusal of last night’s model runs, specifically the [...]

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Tropical Update

July 1, 2009 – 11:29 am

Good Morning,  Well, it’s the start of the second inning of the 2009 North Atlantic Hurricane season and the Hurricanes haven’t come to bat yet. There are just four weak waves in this morning’s infrared satellite image of the North Atlantic (courtesy of the Naval Research Laboratory in Monterey CA; home of the Fighting Calamari…):  [...]

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