
The tropics have exploded with activity this morning as we have both
TD08 (91L) and
TD09 (90L) officially announced by the
NHC. Of these two systems,
TD08 is the one to watch. The storm looks very impressive on
Satellite this morning with
upper level outflow, deep
convection, no
shear, and a nice closed area of
circulation through all levels of the atmosphere. I believe
TD08 will soon be "Humberto", probably by this evening. "Humberto" will then be the first hurricane to strike the US mainland in almost 2 years in the next 10 days. There will be some strong shear and dry air in this storms future path, so the models aren't exactly building a strong storm out of TD08 yet. It is going be get very interesting, so hold onto your hats. Everyone from New York to Florida will be in play with this storm. Jim Williams does a great job describing what the key factors are in this systems future track in this
video. The dreaded left handed hook from a blocking Bermuda High to the north is scaring me on the Mid-Atlantic coast.
SCM
1 comment:
I can't believe that TD 9 beat TD 8 to Humberto... crazy!
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