Atlantic Tropical Storm
Tropical Depression Eight Discussion Number 5
Issued at: 4:31 PM AST 9/26/09 (gateway).
Satellite imagery this afternoon shows that the circulation of tropical depression eight has weakened to an elongated trough with several embedded vorticity centers. While the system continues to produce convection that is classifiable using the dvorak technique, it no longer has a well-enough defined circulation to be considered a tropical depression. The remnant trough or tropical wave is expected to continue moving northwestward for the next couple of days. This is the last advisory issued on this system by the national hurricane center unless regeneration occur. Forecast positions and max winds Initial 26/2100z 18.9n 35.7w 25 kt 12hr vt 27/0600z, dissipated
Satellite imagery this afternoon shows that the circulation of tropical depression eight has weakened to an elongated trough with several embedded vorticity centers. While the system continues to produce convection that is classifiable using the dvorak technique, it no longer has a well-enough defined circulation to be considered a tropical depression. The remnant trough or tropical wave is expected to continue moving northwestward for the next couple of days. This is the last advisory issued on this system by the national hurricane center unless regeneration occur. Forecast positions and max winds Initial 26/2100z 18.9n 35.7w 25 kt 12hr vt 27/0600z, dissipated
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