re: Frontal Low Nestor - Nearing Landfall in the Panhandle - The End of Hurricane Season?

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So just some rain and higher tides than normal for coastal Louisiana and Mississippi?

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Higher tides for sure, precip depends on path.

It's probably going to be subtropical and put most of the rain to the east side of the center.

Really not much to see here but it will eventually bring a quick hitter of rain to portions of Florida. In fact, the Nor'easter this evening in the NE is more impressive.

rds do you post year round or just do hurricanes?

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the Nor'easter this evening in the NE is more impressive

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It's been an interesting day up here. Glad its hitting now and not in 2 months with snow

I hope S's staff has secured the croquet court.

During the summer we typically look for disturbances in the mid-level flow up towards Canada, as these can break down the summer ridges and allow systems to turn north. Now that we are into October we see a 500mb low coming out of Texas and 96L will basically merge with this feature over the next couple of days. The mid & upper level flow associated with the system coming out of Texas will keep most of the weather on the eastern side of 96L.

well shite was hoping for some rain here in Central AL - been dry for a while

Nothing draws a storm to a Gulf landfall quite like me planning a Florida beach trip. This is a trifecta. Nate, Michael and this one.

Is it sticky time?

I had to look pretty far down to find this.

Plenty of shear.

Really it's going to get caught up in a shortwave coming off Texas and be a hybrid tropical/non tropical low. Going to put the weather offset to the east.

Could still throw out some pretty solid winds.