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The tropics are waking up
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scrane
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Didn’t know there was a Socorro, NM. I was referring to Socorro, Mexico with Hilary approaching. Big storm!
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There are now five areas of interest in the Atlantic Basin.
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gopbroek
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I watched the projected animation on Windy and it shows a pacific side low basically fizzle out on the pacific side at the Honduras Nicaragua border while a separate low forms NE of Roatan and passing east of Cozumel late Saturday / early Sunday and not building any strong winds until in the gulf above the west end of Cuba.
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gopbroek
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Wind models have it stalling near Cozumel for a few days before moving North.
Port will probably close tomorrow afternoon, if not sooner, hopefully it will open again by Wednesday.
Port will probably close tomorrow afternoon, if not sooner, hopefully it will open again by Wednesday.
OP
'Tis the season...
There's a red one pointed at the Caribbean; I would screenshoot and upload the image but we can't do that right now. My peeps in south Louisiana are watching this one closely as well; the high pressure heat dome has been pushing storms off to the east all season so far, but it's been weakening over the past week or so.
There's a red one pointed at the Caribbean; I would screenshoot and upload the image but we can't do that right now. My peeps in south Louisiana are watching this one closely as well; the high pressure heat dome has been pushing storms off to the east all season so far, but it's been weakening over the past week or so.
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