Curioso, muy curioso. Porque aunque el TCFP ni siquiera lo intuya en su página, una "Baja" en altura, se va a quedar aislada muy al SW de las Azores, en pleno Atlántico Tropical. Los diagramas de fase en el GFS, CMC y UKMO, correspondientes a esta "Baja" son muy esclarecedores, con núcleo frío simétrico pasando a núcleo cálido simétrico en 72 horas. Y en pleno mes de Enero.
BASED ON 0600 UTC SURFACE ANALYSIS AND SATELLITE IMAGERY THROUGH 1115 UTC....SPECIAL FEATURE......GALE-FORCE WINDS ARE IN THE ATLANTIC OCEAN...A MIDDLE LEVEL TO UPPER LEVEL CUT-OFF CYCLONIC CIRCULATION IS NEAR 22N42W. A TROUGH EXTENDS FROM 22N42W TO 13N46W AND 10N54W. A COLD FRONT PASSES THROUGH 32N11W TO 31N15W. THE FRONT BECOMES STATIONARY FROM 31N15W TO 29N20W AND 28N25W. THE FRONT BECOMES WARM FROM 28N25W TO 25N35W TO A 1016 MB LOW PRESSURE CENTER THAT IS NEAR 23N43W. A DISSIPATING STATIONARY FRONT CONTINUES FROM THE LOW CENTER TO 20N45W. A SURFACE TROUGH EXTENDS FROM THE LOW CENTER TO 19N41W TO 16N48W. EXPECT...NORTH TO NORTHEAST GALE-FORCE WINDS AND SEA HEIGHTS 12 TO 16 FEET FROM 26N TO 28N TO THE EAST OF 39W. CONVECTIVE PRECIPITATION...SCATTERED STRONG FROM 23N TO 29N BETWEEN 37W AND 42W. BROKEN TO OVERCAST MULTILAYERED CLOUDS AND OTHER SCATTERED MODERATE FROM 20N TO 30N BETWEEN 34W AND 46W. UPPER LEVEL SOUTHWESTERLY WIND FLOW COVERS THE ATLANTIC OCEAN TO THE SOUTH OF 30N AND TO THE EAST AND SOUTHEAST OF THE LINE 30N20W 25N33W 15N40W 10N50W...AND ELSEWHERE TO THE SOUTH OF 10N TO THE WEST OF 40W. OTHER RAINSHOWERS ARE POSSIBLE WITHIN 500 NM TO THE SOUTHEAST OF THE SAME 30N20W 9N59W LINE. PLEASE READ THE HIGH SEAS FORECAST...MIAHSFAT2/FZNT02 KNHC...FOR MORE DETAILS.
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