Tropical Discussion 2025
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I think that will change in a few weeks, should see the rising air thats been focused over the eastern pacific, it should begin to push into the atlantic basin in 7-10 days , that should start to make the basin a bit more favorable for development
Too much dry air in the Atlantic rn.Stratton20 wrote: ↑Tue Jul 29, 2025 3:10 pm I think that will change in a few weeks, should see the rising air thats been focused over the eastern pacific, it should begin to push into the atlantic basin in 7-10 days , that should start to make the basin a bit more favorable for development
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Cpv17 that is true, however im starting to notice that dust plumes coming off of africa are coming off at a higher latitude compared to june/july, its definitely still dry out their, but the saharan dust season will likely be wrapping up by early august as it usually does, still a lot of upper ocean heat content in the gulf/ western caribbean, all its going to take is one or two of these waves coming off of africa to find a pocket of favorite conditions closer to US ( gulf coast or US in general)
More concerned what forms closer to North America.Stratton20 wrote: ↑Tue Jul 29, 2025 8:26 pm Cpv17 that is true, however im starting to notice that dust plumes coming off of africa are coming off at a higher latitude compared to june/july, its definitely still dry out their, but the saharan dust season will likely be wrapping up by early august as it usually does, still a lot of upper ocean heat content in the gulf/ western caribbean, all its going to take is one or two of these waves coming off of africa to find a pocket of favorite conditions closer to US ( gulf coast or US in general)
Same here. I’m not big on what happens out in the MDR unless they have a chance at getting into the Gulf.Ptarmigan wrote: ↑Tue Jul 29, 2025 9:47 pmMore concerned what forms closer to North America.Stratton20 wrote: ↑Tue Jul 29, 2025 8:26 pm Cpv17 that is true, however im starting to notice that dust plumes coming off of africa are coming off at a higher latitude compared to june/july, its definitely still dry out their, but the saharan dust season will likely be wrapping up by early august as it usually does, still a lot of upper ocean heat content in the gulf/ western caribbean, all its going to take is one or two of these waves coming off of africa to find a pocket of favorite conditions closer to US ( gulf coast or US in general)
Ensembles still look pretty meh for tropical activity in the Atlantic basin. The Pacific remains active.
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I have a feeling we are going to get clobbered down the line, even if this is a quieter season , some pretty nasty storms have hit texas in quieter seasons
I've been saying this, too. I have a really weird feeling about it.Stratton20 wrote: ↑Wed Jul 30, 2025 1:55 pm I have a feeling we are going to get clobbered down the line, even if this is a quieter season , some pretty nasty storms have hit texas in quieter seasons