it depends, if it is actually moving south (it looked like an sat hiccup on last return), we'll see in the next hour if thats the case, it will be fine..if not it will loose it's convectiveness due to the lp swallowing it in effect..what we want is south movement, we have the warmer water it needs to grow those those clouds for better ppn..waiting game i think EDIT: checked the 1230 sat image there is definate movement south, which is not surprising really considing the actual setup in place..i dont think it will destroy itself, its getting bigger its beginning to move south, just how fast it does is another thing..otherwise yes it will blow itself out before it gets to nw scotland..actually its something we should keep an eye on for the next hour..the winds up there are nw, the clouds are blowing in a nw fashion through the channel there..not saying about the pl, just the clouds. so we have a nw and a slight n flow in place