Far East Atlantic Yellow Circle 10% Subtropical Possibilities. Never Forget the Tropical Wave Train!

 

If you have been following the swirls of the East Atlantic, you'd know this is not that surprising a yellow circle. Models have pointed to a large Low forming there of the subtropical kind. Far away and totally typical for a year such as this one and wouldn't be surprised to have other areas there develop into similar storms this particular year.

It has a short window for development.

I'll update later today about the rest of the tropics and trends and theories we should be paying attention to. For now, enjoy the quiet. Can't say it's the only quiet time you'll have, but I can say it will come to life faster than you expect. June too soon but at the same time, stay tuned!

If you want to follow this far away system, the NHC explains who will be tracking this carefully.

"For additional information on this system see products issued by the State Meteorological Agency of Spain and High Seas Forecasts issued by Meteo France.

* Formation chance through 48 hours...low...10 percent.
* Formation chance through 7 days...low...10 percent."

Never forget those tropical waves!!

Be back later today...

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