Quiet Times in the Tropics. Remnants of Barry Rain Themselves Out Slowly... Tropical Waves Westbound. NHC Says Nada for 5 Days!

Remnants of Barry the only game in town.

Tropical waves westbound.

Heat Wave for the East Coast.

Down South.

Good time to take a vacation.

Please refer to www.spaghettimodels.com for all your links and loops.

Quick update here to say there is nothing going on except hot weather and anxiety over hot weather. Unless you are one of those few people who wishes they could live their whole life in a Palm Springs Summer.... you are so ready for Fall I'm betting. Pumpkin Spice Latte and Football linger out there some 60 or 70 days away depending on how cold it is to be before you drink Pumpkin Spice Latte.

As for me when it's this hot in North Carolina it's time to go to Florida and feel the tropical breeze coming in off Biscayne Bay; the Piedmont is pretty in Autumn and horrible in summer. And, there's a new addition to my family I have to meet and greet and spend time with best friends and my Florida family. So, I'll be updating from Miami should anything pop up and surprise us close in or some old ghostly wave that starts to spin.  This time of year when shear is still there and heat rules the Southeast while we are complaining the tropics are slowly, quietly doing their thing to become more friend to tropical trouble.

One of the best mets in the business.

Charlotte, NC

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A prolonged period of potentially dangerous excessive #heat is expected the next several days. A Heat Advisory is in effect this afternoon for the I-95 corridor. The worst of the heat will likely peak this weekend. For more heat safety tips, visit https://t.co/nm6p0Dmcbs pic.twitter.com/aLtnEroRL8

— NWS DC/Baltimore (@NWS_BaltWash) July 17, 2019

You know when you have a guest coming you have to clean up the guest room that's become your extra supply cabinet and spruce up the yard a bit before hanging a Welcome mat to visitors named Chantal, Erin, Dorian and the very beautiful named Gabrielle not to forget the ever popular F storm. It's a process visible to those of us who watch the models with one eye and the satellite loops with the other eye. Rob from www.crownweather.com explains it well here below. So take care and I'll update when there is something to update. Til then ... sweet tropical dreams,

Besos BobbiStorm
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FWIW....the GFS model is ***gradually*** trending more "interesting" at the end of this month & into early Aug.  Has been consistent in showing a mid/upper level trough that tries to spin down to the surface as it heads westward in forecast somewhat favorable conditions. pic.twitter.com/226qecGifh

— Rob Lightbown | Crown Weather Services (@crownweather) July 16, 2019