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This is the normal course of events these days with the North Atlantic.
A large cyclon appears in the middle of the Mid Atlantic ridge and has a heart of warnm fronts coiled inside it.
It had appeared initially TAIAP from Newfoundland, just like its replacement.
It extends too far for the normal behaviour of a depression, It can not amintain a compressed or is that a decompressed core.
To fill a space that reaches from the same longitude as Iceland to that of the BAltic requires extensive decompression.
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| Where could all that lack of pressure come from? |
More importantly where did it all go?
It joined forces with the other Low and disappeared?
Elongation implies a mixed air mass is making it up. It has to separate out as the original anticyclone degasses. They are showing up as separated warm and cold fronts.
It is a volcanic signal but how did it generate?
Obviously there had been a tornadic spell enmeshed further back up the trail. So it is also a forecast of that.
