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is this a reliable model
http://moe.met.fsu.edu/cgi-bin/cmctc2.cg...;hour=Animation
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LI Phil
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scott...lol...I was wondering what you refering to. That's a great link, especially for those of us like me who are quite challenged by numerical and text models...graphical ones work much better!
BTW, why is Cantore broadcasting from Punta Gorda? Do they really need a reminder or is it for the effect of showing all the damage from ? Either way, I think it's in bad taste.
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Hes down there to collect sea shells from the aftermath of , then im sure he will go north to the big bend area.
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It might have an impact, yes, but moreso of one weakening the ridge as opposed to dropping down and picking up. The impulse is a bit far to the north and not diving much to the south to have much more of an impact than that on , in my opinion. In fact, based upon the upper-air data and water-vapor imagery, the trough is about done digging and should begin to move zonally or lift ever-so-slightly with time. Just my view, though.
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scottsvb1
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Clark you still there? What do you think of the pulse diving se from the southern plains will have a affect on (if any)....Jason what do you think?
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ok.
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The Canadian model is not historically one of the better performing "global" dynamical models when it comes to tropical cyclones, but it's better than many of the other models out there.
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scott...lol...I was wondering what you refering to. That's a great link, especially for those of us like me who are quite challenged by numerical and text models...graphical ones work much better!
BTW, why is Cantore broadcasting from Punta Gorda? Do they really need a reminder or is it for the effect of showing all the damage from ? Either way, I think it's in bad taste.
Actually, I think he's doing them a favor. Unless his track record has changed recently, isn't always at the spot that doesn't get the hurricane? I'm thinking wanted to spare Punta Gorda a second landfall. 
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First of all, great posts from you here. We have such good people at this site.
Second, just throwing this out, what if this second trough doesn't do a whole lot to break down the ridge,ala...the first trough? What would be next? I'm only asking because it looks like the first trough didn't have near the impact it was forcasted to do. Then again, there may have been some surprises in there too that help to contribute to that. I don't know.
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scottsvb1
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ok well looking at the sat coord of and looking at the latest model runs, already the is too far sw with this having it near 18N and 80W, its already 18.1 and projected to be near 18.5 or .6 near 80W I wont talk about the tropical model suites, they run pretty much off of the ...Right now if I picked models it would be the ,,,anyone recieve the Ukmet 12Z yet?
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I think it might have some effect, as Clark said before the trough is starting to stop "digging" and will soon "lift", so in my opinion there will be little effect on from the trough. Also, I feel that ridges have more of an effect on hurricanes than troughs, just a thought.
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Not trying to get off topic, but check out some of the stories posted on storm carib from Jamaica. It didn't sound like it was a lot of fun. Here is the link: http://www.stormcarib.com/reports/2004/jamaica.shtml
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I think if you look at the model it may very well be the track that will take . Not doing any wishcasting but I think the track may even be a little bit west of the track .Don't ask me why but I just have this feeling it will be in the middle of the Gulf on Monday.Nature is not something we can predict by ridges and troughs,mother nature does pretty much what it wants.
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Let's say you are correct that ends up in the central gulf; is it headed nw,north,ne?
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I wish i could say which direction it may head but like I said nature does pretty much what it wants to. I have been looking at the water vapor loops and I think it may very well pass just south of the mississipi river outlet and then proceed to the northeast.
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Finally able to take a look at some models as the computer at my house is still without power. sure did track a lot further west than north from 11pm last night to 2pm this afternoon. To the tune of .5 degrees north and 2.1 degrees west. Looking at the WV loops it seems that the ridge hasn't moved much further west, but it's appeared to extended itself further south, to over the western end of Cuba. This should keep south until he can feel his way into the trough. My earlier call of tracking north along about 83.4 west might prove to be a bit too far to the east. Now I see the storm tracking a bit further west of the Isla de la Juventud and over the western tip of Cuba. Still lots up in the air though that can impact the track.
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Does it look like has resumed a more NWerly course now that it is beyond the island. Looking at a 24 hour sat loop, it appears to me that bounced around the shoreline and is resuming a course that he had prior to the approach. It looks like he could reach 19N 82W. Probably closer to 18.7N. However, these positions would appear to the right of current guidence. Am I just seeing things. Seemed more apparent on the visible loop, which may be playing with light angles.
Nevermind. While site was down I noticed it was more of a stairstep. Not a significant motion.
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Just heard that recon found to be a Cat5 again. Pressure down to 914mb and winds 165mph at surface.
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Oops I actually decided to go do things besides the site today and it went down around 3:30, it's back though now. Apologies.
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Oops I actually decided to go do things besides the site today and it went down around 3:30, it's back though now. Apologies.
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