Monday, May 25, 2009 11:29:37 AM
UPDATED: 11:00 am EDT, May 25, 2009
SATELLITE IMAGES AND COMPUTER MODEL DATA SUGGEST ANOTHER LOW PRESSURE AREA TO FORM OFF OF SOUTHEAST COAST
It's not even June 1 yet and already we have had a close call with one low pressure area that nearly became a named storm. Now, it appears another low is trying to develop in the vicinity of the Bahamas (see graphic below). The GFS model, in particular, shows this system getting better organized but remaining fairly small in size. It tracks the low northward and just skirts the NC Outer Banks later in the week. If it rides along the Gulf Stream, then water temps will be plenty warm for this to acquire tropical characteristics. It will be interesting to see what becomes of this feature over the next couple of days.
Manchild
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