As of 00z shear has actually increased across the area of 96 L compared to earlier.
While there is now present a little convergence the best actually is now to the SW of 96 L and the divergence is still lacking across the invest.
Vorticity still remains rather stretched out and broad..
Latest models generally show this moving in a NE fashion and moving across Cuba and then heading into the FL straits and NE up along the coast or inland.
There are a couple that are further out over the ocean.
The question is whether this is going to be a tropical storm or subtropical storm? Notice how there is a cold front approaching the area . This cold front is not that far off from where 96 L is. Could this cold front manage to pick up Invest 96? If so the interaction with that cold front would keep this from becoming a purely tropical system and instead what you would have moving across florida and up the eastern seaboard would be a hybrid system.
At the present time am leaning 50% a hybrid system and we will continue to monitor the situation.
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