RALPH'S TROPICAL WEATHER OUTLOOK JUNE 10, 2021...1246 PM EDT

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TROPICAL WEATHER OUTLOOK BY RTW

JUNE 10, 2021...1246 PM EDT

GULF OF MEXICO, FLORIDA EAST COAST AND THE BAHAMAS

THE CENTRAL GULF REMAINS QUIET.  I AM STILL MONITORING THE SOUTHERN GULF INTO NEXT WEEK FOR POSSIBLE DEVELOPMENT.  IT STILL REMAINS QUESTIONABLE, BUT TWO OF THE MODELS ARE STILL HINTING THAT LOW PRESSURE COULD DEVELOP AND TRACK NORTH.  I WILL KEEP YOU POSTED.  

EAST COAST OF FLORIDA AND THE BAHAMAS REMAINS QUIET.

CARIBBEAN SEA

THE NORTHWEST, SOUTHERN, CENTRAL AND EAST CARIBBEAN REMAINS QUIET FOR NOW.  NHC DROPPED THE STORM INVESTIGATION IN THE SOUTHERN CARIBBEAN.

TROPICAL WAVES: THERE ARE 2, ONE THAT IS EXITING THE CARIBBEAN NEAR 90° WEST NOW AN EAST PACIFIC WAVE AND THE OTHER NEAR 76°-75° WEST.  NONE OF THESE WAVES ARE SHOWING SIGNS OF ORGANIZATION AT THIS TIME.

NORTH ATLANTIC, CENTRAL AND AFRICAN COAST

NORTH ATLANTIC HAS A COLD FRONT AND A TROUGH EXTENDING DOWN TOWARD THE FRONT, MORE THAN LIKELY FROM ANOTHER FRONT THAT MOVED NORTH OUT OF THE AREA.  NO DEVELOPMENT AT THIS TIME.

CENTRAL HAS SCATTERED SHOWERS AND STORMS ALONG THE ITCZ.  

AFRICAN COAST HAS NUMEROUS VERY STRONG STORMS MOVING OFF THE SOUTHWEST COAST.  COULD BE ASSOCIATED WITH A WAVE ALONG THE COAST AND THE MONSOON TROUGH IN THE REGION.

TROPICAL WAVES: THERE ARE 2, ONE NEAR 35°-34° WEST AND THE OTHER ALONG THE COAST OF AFRICA NEAR 16°-15° WEST.  THIS WAVE HAS VERY STRONG STORMS ALONG THE SOUTHERN AXIS OF THE WAVE.  THERE ARE NO SIGNS OF ORGANIZATION AT THIS TIME.

RTW