ATLANTIC TROPICAL SUMMARY

Updated: December 30TH, 2007 12:05Z

AT 30/12Z, THE GALE NEAR 27.0N/35.7W IS STILL SHOWING SIGNS OF SUBTROPICAL CHARACTERISTICS AND COULD BE CLASSIFIED AS A SUBTROPICAL STORM WITHIN THE NEXT 24 HOURS. SATELLITE IMAGERY SHOWS A BROAD LOW LEVEL CIRCULATION WITH NUMEROUS SHOWERS/SQUALLS MAINLY OVER THE N'RN SEMI-CIRCLE OF THE SYSTEM. THE GALE WILL BEGIN TO TURN SW'WARD AS HIGH PRESSURE BUILDS TO THE NORTH DURING THE NEXT 1-2 DAYS. THIS SYSTEM IS NOT EXPECTED TO BE A THREAT TO ANY LAND MASSES AT THIS TIME.

THE REST OF ATLANTIC TROPICS ARE QUIET.

WE WILL UPDATE THIS ADVISORY AGAIN IF THE SYSTEM DEVELOPS FURTHER.

BRGDS,
WEATHER ROUTING, INC.

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