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Re: Bonnie Stays a Tropical Storm Changes in Charley Track [Re: Wxwatcher2]
      #19330 - Thu Aug 12 2004 02:44 PM

Interesting note
http://bricker.met.psu.edu/trop-cgi/gfdl...;hour=Animation

Latest GFDL is back east again.


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Re: Bonnie Stays a Tropical Storm Changes in Charley Track [Re: MikeC]
      #19331 - Thu Aug 12 2004 02:47 PM

Looking at the marine advisory, NHC is standing pat on the forecast this time around.

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Re: Bonnie Stays a Tropical Storm Changes in Charley Track [Re: MikeC]
      #19332 - Thu Aug 12 2004 02:58 PM

That's scary...that is exactly what I predicted a couple of hours ago.

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Re: Bonnie Stays a Tropical Storm Changes in Charley Track [Re: doug]
      #19333 - Thu Aug 12 2004 03:01 PM

What did you predict a couple of hours ago?

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Re: Bonnie Stays a Tropical Storm Changes in Charley Track [Re: andy1tom]
      #19334 - Thu Aug 12 2004 03:02 PM

Who knows what's going to happen with Charley? We'll see once he passes Cuba. It's really strange though. You don't see Hurricanes bend like this toward the Western Florida Peninsula in Early August!

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Re: Bonnie Stays a Tropical Storm Changes in Charley Track [Re: MikeC]
      #19335 - Thu Aug 12 2004 03:03 PM

Mike, thanks for the link. One point I'd like to make is this: Look at Jacksonville in the latest GFDL run and compare it to the 3-4 runs before. For the most part, with the slight shift to the east or west, the end game for Florida stays the same. I would hope that everyone from south of Tampa all the way to JAX keeps in mind that this storm will pack a punch all the way across the state. 4-8 inches of rain and at least TS winds for a wide area in a very short period of time, on top of the water that Bonnie dumps on the northern section of the state today. All of FL was soaked from a wet summer already. The dollar figure could be very high from damage that would not have happened during one of our drier summers. Be Carefull!!!

Edited by joepub1 (Thu Aug 12 2004 03:07 PM)


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Re: Bonnie Stays a Tropical Storm Changes in Charley Track [Re: rmbjoe1954]
      #19336 - Thu Aug 12 2004 03:07 PM

A land fall solution more east of the then current track approx at Charlotte Harbor...almost exactly where GFDL now puts it. I am not happy with that because as it goes north it will get 10-15 miles E from my home as it passes by...the west solution was better for me in that regard...but this one is better ue to less water in the tidal river i live oly about 600 yards from. 10 feet of water in there is a big issue for me.

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Re: Bonnie Stays a Tropical Storm Changes in Charley Track [Re: doug]
      #19338 - Thu Aug 12 2004 03:18 PM

Mike, that's the 6z run. Is there a 12Z update?

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Re: Charley Discussion-Heavy wording [Re: Steve hirschb.]
      #19339 - Thu Aug 12 2004 03:25 PM

HURRICANE Charley DISCUSSION NUMBER 13
NWS TPC/NATIONAL HURRICANE CENTER MIAMI FL
11 AM EDT THU AUG 12 2004

RECENT DATA FROM RECONNAISSANCE AIRCRAFT...SATELLITES...AND RADARS
FROM CUBA INDICATE Charley HAS BECOME BETTER ORGANIZED AND HAS
STRENGTHENED. THE PRESSURE HAS DECREASED TO 983 MB AND FLIGHT-LEVEL
WINDS WERE 83 KT IN THE SOUTHEAST QUADRANT AT 700 MB. BASED ON THIS
INFORMATION AND EARLIER RECON WIND REPORTS INDICATING NEAR 80 KT
SURFACE WINDS...THE ADVISORY INTENSITY HAS BEEN INCREASED TO 80 KT.
UPPER-LEVEL OUTFLOW IS GOOD IN THE NORTHEAST SEMICIRCLE AND IS
IMPROVING TO THE SOUTHWEST.

THE INITIAL MOTION IS 310/15. Charley REMAINS BASICALLY ON THE
PREVIOUS FORECAST TRACK. WHILE THE SPREAD IN THE NHC MODEL GUIDANCE
HAS INCREASED SOMEWHAT FOR THIS ADVISORY PACKAGE...THE CONSENSUS OF
THE MODELS REMAINS VERY CLOSE TO THE PREVIOUS FORECAST TRACK. NOAA
GULFSTREAM-IV DROPSONDE DATA ALONG WITH 12Z UPPER-AIR OBSERVATIONS
INDICATE THE SUBTROPICAL RIDGE OVER SOUTH FLORIDA AND THE
SOUTHEASTERN GULF OF MEXICO IS SLOWLY WEAKENING AND ERODING
EASTWARD. THIS SHOULD ALLOW Charley TO MAKE A GRADUAL TURN TO THE
NORTH-NORTHWEST LATER TODAY AND TURN NORTHWARD BY FRIDAY MORNING
WHEN THE HURRICANE IS NORTH OF WESTERN CUBA. AFTER THAT...CHARLEY
WILL COME UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF A STRONG MID- TO UPPER-LEVEL
TROUGH OVER THE CENTRAL GULF...WHICH WILL ACT TO ACCELERATE THE
HURRICANE NORTH AND NORTH-NORTHEASTWARD BY FRIDAY EVENING. THE
OFFICIAL FORECAST TRACK IS CLOSE TO THE PREVIOUS TRACK...ONLY
SLIGHTLY SLOWER.

THE UPPER-LOW TO THE WEST OF Charley CONTINUES TO MOVE WESTWARD AWAY
FROM THE HURRICANE...WHICH IS LESSENING THE SHEAR. SINCE THE
CENTRAL CORE DEEP CONVECTION AND OUTFLOW HAS IMPROVED...AND THERE
IS AN ABUNDANCE OF WARMER WATER AHEAD...CHARLEY SHOULD CONTINUE TO
INTENSIFY AND COULD POSSIBLY REACH MAJOR HURRICANE STRENGTH BEFORE
IT REACHES WESTERN CUBA. AFTER PASSING OVER CUBA...THE INTENSITY
MAY DROP SLIGHTLY...BUT RE-STRENGTHENING APPEARS LIKELY AS THE
SHEAR IS EXPECTED TO REMAIN LOW ALMOST UP UNTIL LANDFALL OCCURS.
THERE IS A DISTINCT POSSIBILITY THAT Charley COULD BE NEAR MAJOR
HURRICANE STRENGTH WHEN IT MAKES LANDFALL ALONG THE FLORIDA WEST
COAST...ESPECIALLY IF IT MAKES LANDFALL FROM THE TAMPA BAY AREA AND
SOUTHWARD WHERE THE VERTICAL SHEAR WILL BE LESS.

FORECASTER STEWART


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Re: Bonnie Stays a Tropical Storm Changes in Charley Track [Re: doug]
      #19340 - Thu Aug 12 2004 03:25 PM

THE UPPER-LOW TO THE WEST OF Charley CONTINUES TO MOVE WESTWARD AWAY
FROM THE HURRICANE...WHICH IS LESSENING THE SHEAR. SINCE THE
CENTRAL CORE DEEP CONVECTION AND OUTFLOW HAS IMPROVED...AND THERE
IS AN ABUNDANCE OF WARMER WATER AHEAD...CHARLEY SHOULD CONTINUE TO
INTENSIFY AND COULD POSSIBLY REACH MAJOR HURRICANE STRENGTH BEFORE
IT REACHES WESTERN CUBA. AFTER PASSING OVER CUBA...THE INTENSITY
MAY DROP SLIGHTLY...BUT RE-STRENGTHENING APPEARS LIKELY AS THE
SHEAR IS EXPECTED TO REMAIN LOW ALMOST UP UNTIL LANDFALL OCCURS.
THERE IS A DISTINCT POSSIBILITY THAT Charley COULD BE NEAR MAJOR
HURRICANE STRENGTH WHEN IT MAKES LANDFALL ALONG THE FLORIDA WEST
COAST...ESPECIALLY IF IT MAKES LANDFALL FROM THE TAMPA BAY AREA AND
SOUTHWARD WHERE THE VERTICAL SHEAR WILL BE LESS.


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Re: Bonnie Stays a Tropical Storm Changes in Charley Track [Re: doug]
      #19341 - Thu Aug 12 2004 03:27 PM

Hello.... I am from Nova Scotia (Canada)...... I was wondering what you guys thought the odds are of Charley hitting us are... i want to know so i can tkae precautions because of hurricane juan last year.... thank you. :?:

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Re: Bonnie Stays a Tropical Storm Changes in Charley Track [Re: joepub1]
      #19342 - Thu Aug 12 2004 03:27 PM

THERE IS A DISTINCT POSSIBILITY THAT Charley COULD BE NEAR MAJOR
"HURRICANE STRENGTH WHEN IT MAKES LANDFALL ALONG THE FLORIDA WEST
COAST...ESPECIALLY IF IT MAKES LANDFALL FROM THE TAMPA BAY AREA AND
SOUTHWARD WHERE THE VERTICAL SHEAR WILL BE LESS."

Notice the above statement.


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Re: Charley Discussion-Heavy wording [Re: danielw]
      #19344 - Thu Aug 12 2004 03:28 PM

Dan, your fast.....
Feel free to delete my post if you like, Mike. I didn't mean to duplicate the info


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Re: Bonnie Stays a Tropical Storm Changes in Charley Track [Re: MikeC]
      #19345 - Thu Aug 12 2004 03:31 PM

GFDL has it as a MAJOR when it puts it on shore. the GFDL is also more of a direct hit rather than at the oblique angle we discussed earlier

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Re: Bonnie Stays a Tropical Storm Changes in Charley Track [Re: doug]
      #19346 - Thu Aug 12 2004 03:34 PM

The eye is begining to clear out straight north of the larger Cayman island....wow

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Re: Bonnie Stays a Tropical Storm Changes in Charley Track [Re: doug]
      #19347 - Thu Aug 12 2004 03:36 PM

The GFDL is not good with intensity.

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Re: Bonnie Stays a Tropical Storm Changes in Charley Track [Re: joepub1]
      #19348 - Thu Aug 12 2004 03:36 PM

O, i have a ? If it says 90knt then why hasnt the wind been raised yet?

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Re: Bonnie Stays a Tropical Storm Changes in Charley Track [Re: hurricane_run]
      #19349 - Thu Aug 12 2004 03:39 PM

The NHC discussion infers a major Cat III as it proceeds northward todayand tomorrow...GFDL pegs it at 113 kt or about 130mph. That's major.

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Clearly visible eye [Re: joepub1]
      #19351 - Thu Aug 12 2004 03:41 PM

The eye is now clearly visible, as pointed out by joepub1

Charley

Things are starting to really ramp up now...getting serious

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Re: Bonnie Stays a Tropical Storm Changes in Charley Track [Re: joepub1]
      #19352 - Thu Aug 12 2004 03:42 PM

What is the link to your Satellite pics..they seem to be more rel time than what i am able to get today.

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