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  6. <title>NHC Tropical Weather Discussion (Atlantic)</title>
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  22. <title>NHC Atlantic Tropical Weather Discussion</title>
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  25. 000<br />
  26. AXNT20 KNHC 162344<br />
  27. TWDAT <br />
  28. <br />
  29. Tropical Weather Discussion<br />
  30. NWS National Hurricane Center Miami FL<br />
  31. 0005 UTC Fri May 17 2024<br />
  32. <br />
  33. Tropical Weather Discussion for North America, Central America<br />
  34. Gulf of Mexico, Caribbean Sea, northern sections of South<br />
  35. America, and Atlantic Ocean to the African coast from the<br />
  36. Equator to 31N. The following information is based on satellite<br />
  37. imagery, weather observations, radar and meteorological analysis.<br />
  38. <br />
  39. Based on 1800 UTC surface analysis and satellite imagery through <br />
  40. 2330 UTC.<br />
  41. <br />
  42. ...MONSOON TROUGH/ITCZ...<br />
  43. <br />
  44. The monsoon trough extends from 11N15W SW to 07N22W where the ITCZ<br />
  45. begins and then contiues SW to 01N38W. Widely scattered moderate<br />
  46. convection is from 0N to 08N between 10W and 20W. Scattered<br />
  47. moderate convection is from 0N to 10N between 43W and 56W.  <br />
  48. <br />
  49. ...GULF OF MEXICO...<br />
  50. <br />
  51. The tail of a cold front extends from Venice, Florida NW to 27N84W where<br />
  52. it transitions to a warm front that reaches NE of Houston, Texas.<br />
  53. Heavy showers and thunderstorms are in the NE Gulf north of 27N<br />
  54. being supported by middle to upper level diffluent flow. West of<br />
  55. 87W, winds are moderate to locally fresh from the SE and seas are<br />
  56. moderate. East of 87W, winds are light to gentle and seas are<br />
  57. slight. Otherwise, areas of haze and smoke due to agricultural <br />
  58. fires in Mexico continues across most of the western Gulf and Bay <br />
  59. of Campeche.<br />
  60. <br />
  61. For the forecast, the warm front will continue lifting northward <br />
  62. through Fri, perhaps stall near the coast. A series of upper- <br />
  63. level disturbances moving from W to E should help keep active <br />
  64. weather over the northern Gulf through most of the weekend. <br />
  65. Elsewhere, moderate to fresh return flow will dominate the basin, <br />
  66. except pulsing to locally strong near the Yucatan Peninsula and <br />
  67. the Bay of Campeche through Sat night. Winds will slightly weaken <br />
  68. Sun into early next week as the gradient relaxes.  <br />
  69. <br />
  70. ...CARIBBEAN SEA...<br />
  71. <br />
  72. The gradient related to high pressure north of the area is <br />
  73. supporting fresh to strong winds in the Gulf of Honduras and<br />
  74. moderate to fresh in the south-central Caribbean. Seas are<br />
  75. moderate to 6 ft in both the SW and NW Caribbean, and slight<br />
  76. elsewhere where winds are gentle to moderate from the east to <br />
  77. southeast. Otherwise, haze due to agricultural fires in Central <br />
  78. America continues across areas of the NW Caribbean while smoke is<br />
  79. reducing the visibility in the Gulf of Honduras. <br />
  80. <br />
  81. For the forecast, strong winds in the Gulf of Honduras will <br />
  82. persist through Sun, reaching near gale-force speeds Fri evening <br />
  83. into Sat morning and again Sat night. Fresh to strong winds will <br />
  84. pulse at night in the Gulf of Venezuela and offshore Colombia <br />
  85. through Sun evening. Moderate to rough seas are expected with <br />
  86. these winds. Gentle to moderate winds are expected elsewhere <br />
  87. through early next week. <br />
  88. <br />
  89. ...ATLANTIC OCEAN...<br />
  90. <br />
  91. A cold front extends from 31N69W southwestward to Boyton Beach, <br />
  92. Florida. A swath of scattered showers and isolated tstms are ahead<br />
  93. of the front, currently affecting the central Bahamas offshore <br />
  94. waters and the north-central offshores between 63W and 68W.<br />
  95. Gentle to moderate W to NW winds follow the front along with<br />
  96. moderate seas to 7 ft. Ahead of the front, N of 26N and to 62W,<br />
  97. winds are moderate to fresh from the SW and seas are moderate to <br />
  98. rough to 9 ft. The central and eastern subtropical Atlantic is<br />
  99. under the influence of the Azores High and associated ridge, which<br />
  100. is being intersected by a dissipating stationary front that<br />
  101. extends from 31N44W to 22N57W. The ridge is providing light to<br />
  102. gentle winds in the central subtropical waters and gentle to<br />
  103. moderate NE winds across the NE subtropical waters. Seas are<br />
  104. moderate to 7 ft across these two regions. In the central tropical<br />
  105. Atlantic, to the east of the Lesser Antilles, trade winds are<br />
  106. moderate to fresh and seas moderate. <br />
  107. <br />
  108. For the forecast W of 55W, the cold front will reach from near <br />
  109. 31N68W to 27N76W late tonight, then begin to weaken as it reaches <br />
  110. from near 31N65W to 26N74W Fri night, from near 31N63W to 26N70W <br />
  111. early Sat afternoon and shift east of 55W by early Sun evening. <br />
  112. Fresh to strong southerly winds ahead of the front will continue <br />
  113. through Fri afternoon, then at fresh speeds Fri night diminishing <br />
  114. Sat afternoon. Active weather is expected to continue ahead of the<br />
  115. front. Conditions will improve Fri night into Sat as the front <br />
  116. dissipates. Moderate to locally fresh winds and moderate seas are <br />
  117. expected through Sun. <br />
  118. <br />
  119. $$<br />
  120. Ramos<br />
  121. ]]>
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