Pues por las imagenes que ha colgado DanieleRmiItaly, se le ve aspecto de una tormenta subtropical El NHC insiste en que tiene pocas posibilidades de evolucionar

Tropical, Angetotti... Daniele se refiere a que su aspecto es más parecido al de una tormenta tropical, y esa es su opinión

Mantiene 45 kts y 995 mb. Esperemos alguna actualizacion del NHC en unas horas evil

Todos los modelos la mandan a España y 2 de ellos a Sevilla y Cordoba  


Parece que vamos a estar entretenidos con est Invest 92L  

Que sí, Daniele, tenemos dos ojos! Tienes razón, que se parece más a una tormenta tropical, que a una subtropical.

SAludos Tuga !  empieza bien la temporada eh 

Aqui tenemos la animacion , parece ir direccion O-NO   

I have noticed that the nhc tends to classify systems as tropical sistem very easily.. Apparently it is less willing in giving the same classification to east atlantic systems..
If the current system had occured over the USA coast it would have been classified as tropical storm already.
Today the tropical caracteristics and tropical storm intensity are already there.
I am sure that they are waiting for it dissipation so they wont need to give it a name.

example of cold core derived:

Grace:An extratropical low formed just north of Hispaniola on October 15, and the next day gained enough tropical characteristics to be classified as a tropical storm.

Ivan was an unusual storm, forming from an extratropical system that had been tracked off the coast of Portugal since late September. The extratropical storm moved erratically southwest past the Azores, slowly acquiring tropical characteristics. On October 4, the system became a named tropical storm.

A large extratropical low formed off the southeastern coast of the United States on November 21. The low moved away from the coast, and a convective cloud mass began forming near the low's center. By November 25, the cloud mass showed distinct signs of being a tropical system, and when its intensity was estimated at hurricane strength

A cold-core upper level low induced the formation of a surface low over the subtropical Atlantic Ocean in early October. It developed enough organized convection to be classified a subtropical depression on October 15, and became a subtropical storm the next day. A warm core developed, and it was re-classified as Tropical Storm Michael

Muy buenas

interesante y como empieza la temporada, pero veo este un poquito lejano para llegar a tocar españa no? por mucho que se pronostique ese movimiento, la tendencia que lleva no pinta como que venga para aca, y si viniera no parece que vaya a venir con mucha fuerza, desde luego si consigue reforzarse va a a ser  pero bueno seguiremos observando y atentos a las informaciones que nos dais

tampoco veo que el frente que va practicamente con el movimiento del 92L vaya a penetrar en la peninsula si a caso la parte baja

que pesimista soy c*ñ* xDDD

Un saludo chicos

Ahi sigue, cerca de donde estaba ayer:


Sin cambios ni de presion ni de vientos:
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