CFHC Talkback For News Story #93:
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TD#7 to Move into Mexico and Other Systems
09:02 AM EDT - 06 September 1999

Quick note, what's left of Dennis is still dumping rain over North Carolina. I once lived in Raleigh, so I can imagine how that amount of rain can flood certain areas.

TD#7 is NOT acting like Bret, and is much closer to the Mexican coast that Bret was. It most likely will go fully inland (it's almost at that point now) later today over Mexico without strengthening all that much.

In the rest of the Atlantic, there is a wave in the Central Atlantic that still bears watching, and a smaller wave near to the Lesser Antilles that also has flared up this morning.

We will be watching. For more information on TD#7 see the Current Storm Spotlight for TD#7.
Some Forecast models: (NGM, AVN, MRF, ECMWF, ETA)
DoD weather models (NOGAPS, AVN, MRF)
Weather Channel Caribbean Sat Image
Intellicast Caribbean IR Loop
Intellicast Atlantic IR Loop

More Sat images: [N.A. visible] (visible -- Daytime Only) [N.A. infrared] (infrared), and [N.A. water vapor] (water vapor)--Nasa source.


- [mac]

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NE Gulf (#10)
Posted by: Colleen Atwater Location: Lakeland, Florida
Posted On 02:35PM 06-Sep-1999 with id (QURNQVSNRQSNTX*)

You guys all need to chill out. Mike, no offense, but not everyone posts here everyday and I don't think you should have been so hard on David. It is true that we see alot of storms like this one in the Gulf, but all the reasons you listed are very valid ones of why we should be watching it very closely. As far as this system goes, I don't think it's moving all that rapidly to the South. I know the other system ahead of it has been plaguing West Central Florida for the last 8 or so hours and that I haven't really seen the other one move. By the way, why don't you tell them what you do for a living Mike, instead of saying you're not a "simple person"....like the rest of us.
The simple person (#11)
Posted by: Richards
Posted On 02:58PM 06-Sep-1999 with id (RTNYUNRTSNUW*)

I requested last week that Mike Anderson post some of his qualifications. I have yet to see anything in this regard. Who/where is Florida Wx?

We'll be waiting.....
RE RICHARDS (#12)
Posted by: Mike Anderson
Posted On 03:12PM 06-Sep-1999 with id (RPUNQXXNQYSNSW*)

You can IM me anytime you see me omn line , and i will be happy to let you know what my qualifications are.As for this system in the GULF all i wanted was to make you all awear of it, Never forecasted any tropical development , but said it could happen ,Mike A.
Simple... (#13)
Posted by: David Conner
Posted On 03:50PM 06-Sep-1999 with id (VSNRQNWSNRRR*)

I think Mike has an AOL account (of which I do not have anymore) and his screen name is "Florida WX".

It would be interesting to find out his qualifications, I do agree.


TROPIC WATCHER (#14)
Posted by: JAMIE Location: LAFITTE,LA
Posted On 03:59PM 06-Sep-1999 with id (RPYNRQTNQTWNRPS*)

HI GUYS I'M REALLY NOT ANY GOOD AT PREDICTING WEATHER OR READING MODLES,BUT I LOVE KEEPING UP WITH THE TROPICS I ALSO LIKE TO READ ALL OF YALLS POST EVERYDAY. I LIVE IN LOUISIANA SOUTH OF NEW ORLEANS.I'VE SEEN THE FLARE UP IN THE GULF EARLIER IN THE DAY AND IT LOOK LIKE SOMETHING TO ME. I'LL ALSO BE WATCHING IT TOO.
Mike Anderson (#15)
Posted by: Veronica smith Location: miami Florida
Posted On 04:58PM 06-Sep-1999 with id (RPUNQXXNQYWNSY*)

I have been reading everything that you people have been putting on this page since the hurricane season began,As far as im concerned mike has been right on the money,and to answer some questions about him , well my husband and i know mike and his family well, mike is a real family man and he really cares about people, i can say he is as far a people person as you will ever find in today's crazy world. However i dont quite know why he has not told you all who he is and what he is , but i can assure you he is really involved in meteoroligy, anyway i hope this helps.

Mike, His Qualifications & The Gulf (#16)
Posted by: Colleen Atwater Location: Lakeland, Florida
Posted On 06:01PM 06-Sep-1999 with id (QURNQVSNRQSNXT*)

Look, I did not mean to start a firestorm on Mike. My comments were meant in this way: #1) this is NOT an official website for the NHC, it meant to be used by EVERYBODY, even the simple man/woman who wants to share their thoughts about the tropics; #2) I don't think it does serves Mike rude and disrespectful to the others who do post on this website. Mike, you may say you are not, but, you keep dwelling on what you have posted here before and although they do have an archive here, don't depend on people to look. Just try to be more lenient towards us simple folk that are trying to learn and navigate our way towards LEARNING.
I have talked to Mike on several occasions via IM and he does have very good qualifications for his postings. He is actually very good at what he does and I trust him. Just lighten up a little Mike. Maybe it's not in your personality, but I don't believe that...people are just interested, not everyone is a pro.
mesoscales and shortwaves (#17)
Posted by: mary Location: t
Posted On 07:42PM 06-Sep-1999 with id (QRNWWNQVRNRSU*)

The 2:30 pm report for the west coast region spoke of the convective areas in the NE Gulf as being interacting shortwaves. The prediction is for them to hang out through Wednesday in one form or another . I dont know enough to know whether or not this could form tropical depressions or not. But there was no place in the report that alluded to anything more significant than rain. Can any one else elaborate?
WHERE THE HELL IS EVERYONE zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz's (#18)
Posted by: ??????????????? (http://????????????????????) Location: ????????????????????????//
Posted On 07:42PM 06-Sep-1999 with id (QYYNRRWNQWSNRSR*)

COME ON PEOPLE LETWS HERE SOME FREAKING

""CHITER CHATER OUT THERE""


Who is Mike Anderson? (#19)
Posted by: Terry Location: Orlando
Posted On 08:20PM 06-Sep-1999 with id (RPXNQTNTQNT*)

You can find Mike Anderson on AOL under the screen name and email florida wx /floridawx@aol.com.
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