Tropical Weather Outlook Sun Aug 3 2008

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Tropical Weather Outlook

Nws Tpc/national Hurricane Center Miami Fl

800 Am Edt Sun Aug 3 2008

 

For The North Atlantic...caribbean Sea And The Gulf Of Mexico...

 

A Surface Trough Of Low Pressure Accompanied By Showers And

Thunderstorms Is Located In The North-central Gulf Of Mexico.

Surface Pressures Are Falling In The Area...and Environmental

Conditions Are Marginally Favorable For Development. This System

Could Become A Tropical Depression During The Next Day Or So As It

Moves Slowly To The West Or West-southwest. An Air Force Reserve

Unit Reconnaissance Aircraft Is Scheduled To Investigate The Area

This Afternoon...if Necessary.

 

Shower And Thunderstorm Activity Associated With An Area Of Low

Pressure Located About 800 Miles East Of The Northern Leeward

Islands Has Increased This Morning. Although Upper-level Winds Are

Only Marginally Conducive For Development...this System Could Still

Develop Into A Tropical Depression Within The Next Day Or So As It

Moves Toward The West Or West-northwest At 15 To 20 Mph.

 

Disturbed Weather Associated With A Tropical Wave Located About 800

Miles West-southwest Of The Cape Verde Islands Is Very Poorly

Organized. Development Of This System Is Unlikely As It Moves

Westward Near 20 Mph.

 

Elsewhere...tropical Cyclone Formation Is Not Expected During The

Next 48 Hours.

 

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Forecaster Pasch