That just looks like an overly developed low pressure system, definitely not a developing hurricane, which would be more tight and compact in size. You can see most low pressure systems that move from the mid west to the eastern coast use this very same motion on dry land.

Well its not going to be a hurricane thats for sure lol,

Impossible there yet maybe in the future years not enough temp/energy in the water or sea....

However it reminded me of something, The organisation of it size and stability of the system, and it may be the early indications of a new but very very late forming, even maybe a pre cursor to the next El nino event in spring next year.....



Elf

Can we call this an Archipelago cyclone? I'm not sure that there is a name for this type of storm.

I live in Calgary Aberta, and one things for sure, It was windy as hell here yesterday. Very strong winds from the west

"Here I am. Rock you like a Hurricane" Well not quite yet but the winds and rain have picked up.

uhh either way, there's a party goin on here!! :p lol

I'm just wondering if Sarah Palin can see it. Lol Seriously though I actually like her don't ask me why I'd have no answer.

[edit on 10-04-08 by Beach Bum]

---

---

Thanks again everyone for participating in this thread. I've learned so much! This was an amazing system to watch develop. As I wake up this morning, the eyewall has appeared to make landfall. I'll pay more attention after a pot of coffee is brewing..

Looks like another beautiful day here (albeit a very dry one)!

[edit on 28-6-2009 by brokenheadphonez]

And an edit to note that the system is moving east rather quicky.

[edit on 28-6-2009 by brokenheadphonez]

And Gakona magnetometer data.... ends abruptly...