TROPICAL WEATHER OUTLOOK MAY 24, 2021

 

THE TROPICS HAS BECOME QUIET AS ANA DISSIPATED.  SHORT RANGE MODELS ARE NOT SUGGESTING DEVELOPMENT AT THIS TIME.

GULF OF MEXICO

THERE IS A SURFACE TROUGH IN THE SOUTH CARIBBEAN THAT EXTENDS NORTHWARD OVER THE GULF WATERS NORTH OF THE YUCATAN.  THIS TROUGH IS PRODUCING MODERATE SHOWERS AND STORMS.

CARIBBEAN SEA

THE NORTHWEST, CENTRAL AND EASTERN CARIBBEAN REMAIN QUIET FOR NOW.  THE SOUTHERN CARIBBEAN HAS STRONG TO MODERATE SHOWERS AND STORM OVER PANAMA AND THOSE ARE ASSOCIATED WITH A MONSOON TROUGH IN THIS REGION.

NORTH/CENTRAL ATLANTIC AND AFRICAN COAST

THE NORTH ATLANTIC IS STORM FREE AS ANA DISSIPATED AND ALL THEIR IS LEFT IS A LINGERING TROUGH FROM A DECAYING COLD FRONT.

THE CENTRAL ATLANTIC HAS MODERATE SHOWERS AND STORMS ASSOCIATED WITH THE INTER-TROPICAL CONVERGENCE ZONE.  THE SOUTHWESTERN AFRICAN COAST HAS SOME STRONG TO MODERATE SHOWERS AND THOSE ARE DOES TO A MONSOON TROUGH IN THIS REGION.

TROPICAL CYCLONE FORMATION NOT EXPECTED THROUGH TUESDAY.

RTW