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leo-j on 06 March 2008

http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/goes/east/catl/loop-ft.html

 

Looks to be a developing storm.. in march.. has that ever happened before? So early? Evidence of Global warming?(lol j/k Global warming causes wind shear).



 

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makingmusic476 on 06 March 2008

It's snowing across Texas, and there are storms in the Atlantic? Oh the insanity!



kenzomatic on 06 March 2008

Thanks for the info.



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Naraku_Diabolos on 06 March 2008

Joel, is that currently occuring at this time? Never heard about a tropical storm occuring right now.



___O_o______ on 06 March 2008

i dont think thats a tropical storm...
its too far north to develop into anything tropical,

its just a area of low pressure, spinning, because it got caught up between some frontal boundaries.
things that look like that occur on the west coast of the u.s. a lot during this time of year.



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nordlead on 06 March 2008

EDIT: accidentally hit post, so i might as well.

 

Yes, tropical storms can happen at any time of the year, and i think the earliest in the year ever was in February. However, they are extremely uncommon around this time.




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lemieux-rules66 on 06 March 2008

Snow in texas, ZOMG wtf?? This cant be!



Moongoddess256 on 07 March 2008

I wonder if that somehow has anything to do with how loud the waves crashing outside is. I live like a mile away from the beach and I can hear the ocean roaring and crashing from indoors. And theres no storms and no wind its got me kind of confused.



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mmnin on 07 March 2008

Thanks for the warning there buddy.




leo-j on 07 March 2008
___O_o______ said:
i dont think thats a tropical storm...
its too far north to develop into anything tropical,

its just a area of low pressure, spinning, because it got caught up between some frontal boundaries.
things that look like that occur on the west coast of the u.s. a lot during this time of year.

When hurricane Vince formed near England that was too far north, also I believe its a sub tropical low. I just read the discussion and it seems its a cyclone with a 1005mb pressure, and its trying to gain sub tropical characteristics, it was a cold front, now its a normal low in the middle of the ocean.

Looks stronger today than yesterday. Dont be suprised if we have Arthur soon.



 

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