re: Don’t look at tropical tidbits

My CFP model shows a depression forming in Caribbean this weekend/early next week. Makes major hurricane status but a front late next week weakens it to a Cat 1 as it is swept NE into the panhandle

Don’t see an organized storm on the euro so yeah

It also shows everything strung out with something maybe trying to get going near big bend area of Florida

Get back with me Saturday or so.

There's a good chance something forms up in the WCab next week.

Gyre season

stupid jet stream

what if we took all of our window units from inside the house and put them on the gulf coast blowing the storms away.

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State ain’t making the playoffs boh

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Hence his depression.

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the front is a weak front that might not be enough to move or weaken a hurricane

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it just needs to be strong enough to move it to the east of me in coastal MS or miss it and move west of me preferably west of where it Francine hit

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the front is a weak front that might not be enough to move or weaken a hurricane

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Most models show a couple of fronts that could play a part. The first one kind of digs pretty far south into FL as it moves into the Atlantic. The southern part of that trough seems to get cut off, drifts south, and helps improve the environment in the WCAB where the system could later form. That environment should already be conducive for development. The next trough would be the big player in steering, as the timing of it would determine if whatever may form gets pulled north with it, over southern FL, or if it can move farther West.