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CURRENT ACTIVE STORMS IN THE ATLANTIC BASIN

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Last Update: Thursday, August 10, 2006 8:30pm

ATLANTIC BASIN VERY QUITE AT THIS TIME

There are no areas of interest in the Tropics to talk about tonight. Meanwhile I want to point out that wind shear have been the caused of the weakening of tropical storm Chris as well as Invest 91l; however, is important to keep in mind that the unfavorable upper level winds experienced recently are normal for the beginning of the month of August; This is expected to gradually change during the last week of the month. Dry air also has been a problem for the development of the vigorous tropical waves that have emerged from the African coast in the past few days. Recently, moister air has been taking place in the Atlantic Basin especially south of 15N, a sign that environmental conditions may be improving.

Atmospheric conditions in the Atlantic Basin are expected to be more favorable to exhibit tropical cyclone formation in the next 10-15 days as suggested by climatology.

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Satellite Imagery

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Central Atlantic

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2006 Tropical Cyclone Tracks

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Current Radar of Puerto Rico

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Monthly Weather Data

Annual Climatological Summary

2-day data archieve

Davis Instruments, Vantage Pro (2001)
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NATIONAL HURRICANE CENTER PRODUCTS

For official information refer to these products listed below, or visit the National Hurricane Center site.

Tropical Weather Outlook (Official statement issued by the National Hurricane Center pointing out the areas of possible cyclone formation in the Atlantic Basin as well as the actual named systems)

Tropical Weather Discussion (Analysis by a forecaster staff of the National Hurricane Center based on Satellite Imagery, Weather observations, and radar.)

TAFB Atlantic Forecasts and Analyses (High Seas, Wind/Wave, and Surface Forecast)

Other products

Global Models (Forecasting models used to forecast tropical systems:GFS, NOGAPS, GFDL, UKMET)

NOAA Tropical Storm Position and Intensity Page (Storm classifications based on the Dvorak technique which is a method using Infrared or visible satellite imagery to estimate the intensity of a tropical system.)

Atlantic Ocean Sea Surface Temperatures (Actual sea surface temperatures of the Tropical Atlantic from The Weather Channel�)

Atlantic Ocean Wind Shear Tendency (Indicates wind shear tendency in the past 24 hours. Helpful in order to determine whether or not a tropical disturbance is entering a favorable environment for development.)

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