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Tropical weather discussion NWS TPC/National Hurricane Center Miami FL 1005 UTC sun Sep 07 2008

Tropical weather discussion for the eastern Pacific Ocean from the Equator to 32n...east of 140w.

Based on 0600 UTC surface analysis and satellite imagery through 0900 UTC.

...Special features...

Tropical Storm Lowell centered near 16.6n 107.2w or 220 nm SW of Manzanillo Mexico at 0900 UTC moving WNW or 300 degrees at 10 kt. Estimated central pressure is 1000 mb. Maximum sustained winds 35 kt with gusts to 45 kt. See latest NHC public advisory under AWIPS header miatcpep3 or WMO header wtpz33 knhc and the full forecast advisory under AWIPS header miatcmep3 or WMO header wtpz23 knhc for more details. Numerous moderate isolated strong convection can be found within 330 nm W semicircle. Lowell is forecast to gradually strengthen through Mon as it moves NW.

...ITCZ...

ITCZ lies along 06n77w to 06n84w to 16n102w to 09n116w to 09n125w to 11n136w. Scattered moderate with isolated strong convection lies within 120 nm N and 150 nm S of axis E of 80w.

...Discussion...

Changes are in store for the synoptic scale pattern over the N waters during the next 2 days. The upper level anticyclone presently near 23n120w is expected to be shoved to the W as the weak trough currently to its N amplifies along 125w. This troughing should help steer Lowell on a more N of W track...with the system encountering more vertical wind shear as is approaches the amplifying trough sometime Mon night or Tue. As the upper trough intensifies...so should the anticyclone to its W moving across Mainland Mexico to near the mouth of the Gulf of California by Tue morning. Lowell is expected to track with the region of broad upper level diffluence on the SW side of this anticyclone...but will be encountering cooler sea surface temperatures in addition to the increased shear by Mon night/Tue.

Much of the deep tropical moisture E of 120w is expected to be occupied with Lowell and its associated monsoon trough to its E along the SW Mexican coast. To the S...precipitable water values are forecast to be relatively lower over much of Central America this period...with the best chance of precipitation S of 10n expected to be near the ITCZ W of 95w where low level moisture will converge.

The mean upper level anticyclonic flow N of 15n and W of 120w will allow for subsidence over that region...with only a slight potential for showers in the far NW waters on the E edge of the upper level low currently pinching off from the troughing stretched N of the anticyclone. This upper low is expected to track W toward Hawaii over the next several days.

$$ Schauer Clark

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Tropical weather discussion
NWS TPC/National Hurricane Center Miami FL
1005 UTC sun Sep 07 2008


Tropical weather discussion for the eastern Pacific Ocean from
the Equator to 32n...east of 140w.


Based on 0600 UTC surface analysis and satellite imagery through
0900 UTC.


...Special features...


Tropical Storm Lowell centered near 16.6n 107.2w or 220 nm SW of
Manzanillo Mexico at 0900 UTC moving WNW or 300 degrees at 10
kt. Estimated central pressure is 1000 mb. Maximum sustained
winds 35 kt with gusts to 45 kt. See latest NHC public advisory
under AWIPS header miatcpep3 or WMO header wtpz33 knhc and the
full forecast advisory under AWIPS header miatcmep3 or WMO
header wtpz23 knhc for more details. Numerous moderate isolated
strong convection can be found within 330 nm W semicircle.
Lowell is forecast to gradually strengthen through Mon as it
moves NW.


...ITCZ...


ITCZ lies along 06n77w to 06n84w to 16n102w to 09n116w to
09n125w to 11n136w. Scattered moderate with isolated strong
convection lies within 120 nm N and 150 nm S of axis E of 80w.


...Discussion...


Changes are in store for the synoptic scale pattern over the N
waters during the next 2 days. The upper level anticyclone
presently near 23n120w is expected to be shoved to the W as the
weak trough currently to its N amplifies along 125w. This
troughing should help steer Lowell on a more N of W track...with
the system encountering more vertical wind shear as is
approaches the amplifying trough sometime Mon night or Tue. As
the upper trough intensifies...so should the anticyclone to its
W moving across Mainland Mexico to near the mouth of the Gulf of
California by Tue morning. Lowell is expected to track with the
region of broad upper level diffluence on the SW side of this
anticyclone...but will be encountering cooler sea surface
temperatures in addition to the increased shear by Mon
night/Tue.


Much of the deep tropical moisture E of 120w is expected to be
occupied with Lowell and its associated monsoon trough to its E
along the SW Mexican coast. To the S...precipitable water values
are forecast to be relatively lower over much of Central America
this period...with the best chance of precipitation S of 10n
expected to be near the ITCZ W of 95w where low level moisture
will converge.


The mean upper level anticyclonic flow N of 15n and W of 120w
will allow for subsidence over that region...with only a slight
potential for showers in the far NW waters on the E edge of the
upper level low currently pinching off from the troughing
stretched N of the anticyclone. This upper low is expected to
track W toward Hawaii over the next several days.


$$
Schauer Clark








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