Ryan
(Storm Tracker)
Sun Aug 14 2005 03:12 AM
11PM

well 11 is out and not much change, irene still a TS headed northwest, and td#10 headed northwest, defintaley not du west, that may change but as of now headed northwest, and that little cluster of clouds southeast of future Jose(??) is looking like it has a strong convection, maybe this will become a TD#11, but i dont think it will be any time int he immediate future meaning 2-3 days. We have enough to watch for now, dont you all think..and its not even peak hurricane season yet, almost, but not yet

This could be a looonnngg season

.Ryan


Old Sailor
(Storm Tracker)
Sun Aug 14 2005 03:15 AM
Re: 11PM

Ryan:

Please read 11:00PM DISCUSSION on TD10 may help.


Ryan
(Storm Tracker)
Sun Aug 14 2005 03:17 AM
Re: 11PM

if you take a look at NOGAPS, they have TD#10 becoming Jose and maybe even cat 1 hurricane by 114 hours, and then at 126 hours there are some pop up evidence of a cat. 2 storm.

danielwAdministrator
(Moderator)
Sun Aug 14 2005 03:23 AM
Re: 11PM

Discussing posts is fine. Being disagreeable just to disagree is Not.

nowhammies
(Verified CFHC User)
Sun Aug 14 2005 03:28 AM
maps in the left margin

Is it just a glitch on my computer - or is there something up with the site? When I look at the map for TD 10 in the margin of this page I get a map of Emily.

Beaumont, TX
(Storm Tracker)
Sun Aug 14 2005 03:28 AM
Re: 11PM

I just watched our local news and our met said there is a system in the Caribbean and no development at this time but in four days or so if it gets into the Gulf it might develop. Can anyone elaborate on that?
And what is that little blob to the southeast of TD10?


Beaumont, TX
(Storm Tracker)
Sun Aug 14 2005 03:35 AM
Re: 11PM

The wave at 70W is what our met is talking about.


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