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JUL
“Bonnie” on the way??
Posted by Paul Dellegatto under Daily updates, MyFoxHurricane.com website
The vigorous tropical wave located near Hispaniola continues to look better organized on satellite this afternoon. While we are not seeing any dramatic drop in atmospheric pressure, environmental conditions continue to favor development. An upper level low, clearly seen on water vapor imagery, is actually aiding in thunderstorm development. Based on current trends it seems likely that a tropical depression or storm will be developing north of Hispinola or near the south east Bahamas during the next 24 to 48 hours.
The forecast track is becoming more clear cut as a subtropical ridge will stay north of the system for the next few days. Slow intensification is likely, but there is an area of dry air aloft over the Bahamas and Florida that could hinder development as the depression/storm approaches the United States. We will have to watch this area closely. Any impacts to Florida would not be until later this week with the potential of a storm in the Gulf by the end of the weekend.

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