Sorry, ya I ran out of time. By speed I was talking about the speed at which the AC is moving, it is weak and looks to be traveling slightly south. We now have a better picture today of what might develop and it looks like it may be the Fla east coast frontal boundary. So with the AC to the south and west of it, there should be little interaction between them. Also, a ULL (upper level low) is starting to build over Fla today and this might help shear the Fla front if it develops. But if the ULL moves to the wwest and south quick enough it may get out of the way and allow for a system to develop around Fla nad into the GOM heading west. There should be a high building over east coast that will push 'stuff' westward into GOM over next week or so. If Ingrid can reorganize, it could theoretically become a Gulf storm although everyone has been talking about it being a potential east coast storm. I now think IF it redeveloped it could be a Fla/GOM storm. But there's a ULL right over top of Ingrid remnants so shear is very heavy. Gonna take awhile if Ingrid can reorganize.
Starting to look more storm development style in Atl than yesterday and last few days. Last few days had looked more like late Oct thna Sept but today looks more normal.
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