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Tropical 2020 Atlantic Hurricane Season Discussion

Interesting.....



Yep, that’s another potential “ridge over troubled water” pattern though that could still stay offshore. Or instead, would TD 20 get stuck underneath the high and then threaten either the SE or the NE? Highly unlikely but far from impossible especially in La Niña.
 
Yep, that’s another potential “ridge over troubled water” pattern. Or instead, would TD 20 get stuck underneath the high and then threaten either the SE or the NE? Highly unlikely but far from impossible especially in La Niña.
I'm a worrying about the highly unlikely....it seems to be the year for it. Lol
 
Check out the 240 hour 12Z Euro for something that is interesting though it likely won't actually happen: Paulette ends up SE of future Teddy: yes, that's Paulette way out there near 30N, 44W!

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How could it get back there in 10 days? And what is that between bermuda and the bahamas?

1. A big clockwise loop. I’m not saying I believe it will do so at
least as an intact system.

2. Ridge over troubled water type of homegrown. That’s a homegrown to the S of a big high.
 
A bigger concern to me than any current AEW, a potential follow-up to Sally "ridge over troubled water" homegrown next week similar to this, made more of a concern because of La Nina:

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A bigger concern to me than any current AEW, a potential follow-up to Sally "ridge over troubled water" homegrown next week similar to this, made more of a concern because of La Nina:

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06Z GFS was really close to doing something with that and with the ridge sliding east it would steer anything that formed there into SC/NC, probably to close to become a huge deal but the GFS evolution looked very Diana 84 to me obviously without the Cat 3 strength
 
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