TS Lee forms in Atlantic

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  1. leethestud

    leethestud Well-Known Member

    Aug 12, 2010

  2. Barry Cuda

    Barry Cuda Guest

    Didn't you leave to NZ yet???
     
  3. cepriano

    cepriano Well-Known Member

    Apr 20, 2012
    are the adnims allowing cursing againe?
     
  4. Betty

    Betty Well-Known Member

    Oct 14, 2012
    Flhurricane.com:

    "
    FOURTEEN has become Tropical Storm Lee as of 1200z Sep 16. Maximum sustained winds are estimated to be at least 35 knots based improved convection and a partial ASCAT pass from around 1100 that indicated some winds to tropical storm force were occurring.

    The official NHC forecast calls for Lee to remain a weak tropical storm steered by the low level flow (generally to the west), and to become a remnant low by late next week while still well east of the Lesser Antilles. Should such an intensity and directional track confirm, Lee - or his remnants - could still be a weather maker for the islands next weekend or the following week (last week in September) if the area of low pressure hasn't been completely obliterated by shear and/or dry air.

    Alternatively, Lee or his remnants track more poleward, which is a solution favored by the 12Z CMC, GFS, UKMET, others - especially plausible if Lee remains stronger than NHC forecasts. "