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TD5 is it dead or not???
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So here we are less then 24 hours since the development of TD5 and we are already talking about if it is dead or not... here is my opinion and forecast for TD5
1. I do not think that it is dead and I think that it will continue to struggle right where it is. It is moving very slowly toward landfall that should occur later tonight or tomorrow. So if it is not dead then what is it? Well it is reforming a new COC further SE near Tampa Bay. The MLC will work its way down to the surface over there and will allow TD5 to tighten up on the surface there... so what will it do?
2. Here is my forecast for TD5
Forecasted intensity: I think that we will see this get to 45 mph or somewhere near that..
I will update later today on what I believe the potential for 93L and for the tropical wave that we are watching
Charles Wachal
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Well the thing with this storm is it has been doing a lot of relocating all ready so I do not see why it wont do it again
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Thanks for the insight Charles. Nice analysis. I am on the fence. I don't think it's gonna do much but of course, it's the tropics so anything goes and it's entirely possible we could see a minimal TS at landfall.