Any models trying to spin anything up from this stalled frontal boundary.
Btw....in the Caribbean presently (heading north) and about 100-120miles off of the coast of Belize now....windy as HELL and very rough seas.
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Both the 06z GFS and 06z (and 00z) Parallel GFS are trying to spinup the next two waves (one that just emerged from the coast and one yet to) but they're so close together they seem to Fujiwhara?
Also worth noting the very healthy vorticity signature for the wave yet to leave Africa on the 00z Euro, with a closed low approaching the Caribbean at 240 hours.
Edit: It seems the Euro actually merges the vorticity of both waves.
This is what this afternoon's 18z GFS did with the wave that's moving off the African coast right now....all the way to just off the southeast Florida coast before a trough picks him up and it abruptly turns and heads out to sea.
Last Edit: Jun 29, 2017 20:59:41 GMT -6 by SKYSUMMIT
Looks like some nice Saharan Dust will be visiting the northern gulf coast starting late tomorrow into the weekend.
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