93L is over land, will it become Kyle & where does it go ?
Posted: (September 24, 2008 09:16 am)

93L continues to churn over and near land this morning. This will keep the system from tropical storm status in the short term forecast.  Once it clears land in a day or so it should become a tropical depression or even Tropical Storm Kyle.

Invest93 Track (2008)   view table
Date (UTC)	Position		Pressure mb (in)	Winds mph (kts)
	Lat	Lon
Sep 24, 2008 1200	20.5N	70.1W	29.68 (1005)	35 (30)
Sep 24, 2008 0600	19.6N	69.9W	29.71 (1006)	35 (30)
Sep 24, 2008 0000	18.4N	69.6W	29.77 (1008)	35 (30)
Sep 23, 2008 1800	18.8N	69.9W	29.77 (1008)	35 (30)
Sep 23, 2008 1200	19.1N	69.8W	29.77 (1008)	35 (30)

 

WHAT ARE THE COMPUTER MODELS SAYING TODAY....



The models that provide guidance show a NYC hit on the Nogaps, Boston on GFDL and the rest in Northern New England and the Canadian Maritimes.  Rob and I talked the other day and it's interesting that the system would go straight North in late September.  

At this point it does look like this will go to NYC or points east of there.  There is a 50% chance that is goes out to sea if it does become a tropical system. For now Rob and I will keep on top of this system with updates twice a day, maybe more if needed.