Monday Morning Barry Remnants and Tropical Discussion
The signature of what's left of Barry on Radar.
Note below at NHC they have pulled the plug.
Not much to say except much rain on the way...
...to various places up river.
At some point Barry hangs a hard right...
Pennsylvania and New Jersey could feel Barry raindrops.
Barry has had one of the most amazing journeys.
He should write a book.
Well ..not he but you know.
Maybe a Disney Musical?
Seriously amazing journey for a hurricane.
ICYMI - Barry has been on a remarkable journey over the past 10 days. It was a disturbance over Missouri on July 5. It reached the Gulf of Mexico where it became a hurricane before landfall Saturday. Now the remnants of Barry are nearly where they began! H/T @pppapin #scwx #ncwx pic.twitter.com/36kcMRV1C4— Ed Piotrowski (@EdPiotrowski) July 16, 2019
I'll do a "looking back on Barry" another day.
A good older post filled with loops to save for future use:
OLD LINK.... GOOD LINKS
You will need them down the tropical road.
In a week or ten days we will be talking tropics again.
Models are foreshadowing possible tropical trouble.
This far out they whisper.
In a week they may be shouting.
Note the image above.
Barry remnants inland.
Go figure looks more normal over land...
...than the Gulf of Mexico.
Kind of tightly wound up now...
Crazy storm to research.
A lead wave is nearing the Caribbean.
Old Invests no longer die they creep along.
Models pull development chances...
...but the waves keep on going.
A wave behind the lead one visible.
Dust across the Atlantic.
Dust dries up like waves.
The GFS and the EURO are whispering.
Note they nail the location of "something"
But not the details.
So we watch over time...
We prepare for what should be a busy season.
We look to see where the C storm if forming.
We wait til we see the storm vs model innuendo.
And then we get back to tracking.
What is interesting is that currently a wave is in the above spot.
The models see a distant wave in that spot.
What this shows us is that we have a pattern here.
The model showing patterns.
At some point a model will show real development.
Home grown and odd systems like Barry.....
...form close in and pop up.
Off the East Coast of Florida for example.
Long tracking hurricanes form AFTER...
...the process of juicing up the atmosphere occurs.
Each wave that survives and gets further is part of that process.
Loop the loop.......
Note the green area inside the white flow of moisture...
Burrowed through the SAL against shear to get there.
I am not expecting the wave to get a name.
I'm saying it's part of the game.
It's visible above.
Still alive.
Good comment from Cranky.
Fun to watch things like this...
It looked pretty good earlier today passing along on radar. https://t.co/zvbdhZo6qi pic.twitter.com/zw6SQtS5GZ— crankyweatherguy (@crankywxguy) July 16, 2019
No expectations just enjoying the show
You can kill off 93L...
...but you can't kill off the wave train.
The waves remain moving West then WNW...
July development comes from such waves.
Or more so wave remnants.
It's fun watching waves.
They do no harm.
They provide much needed rain.
When they get to Miami they cool things down a bit.
I love maps. I love weather.
I watch the waves.
Like an internet surfer of sorts.
Yes we have models.
Models are great.
Models are good.
Models are not as much fun to me as satellite loops.
Models show a developed storm....
...and the next model run takes it away.
The waves remain Westbound.
Fun to watch.
Connect the dots.....
So keep watching
When a model latches onto a wave and doesn't let go...
I'll say so.
Have a beautiful day.
Besos BobbiStorm
@bobbistorm on Twitter
Enjoy some Jimmy Buffet.......
posted by BobbiStorm @ 6:59 AM
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