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mbfly
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Re: Conditions in Mobile [Re: MikeC]
      #37071 - Sat Jun 11 2005 12:36 PM

Looks like a rainband coming through in the south part of Mobile county where they are. Here's a neat radar site if you want to keep an eye on them.
http://www.intellicast.com/Local/USLocal...mp;prodnav=none


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Storm Cooper
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Re: Test Post [Re: MikeC]
      #37072 - Sat Jun 11 2005 12:38 PM

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Southern4sure
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Re: Conditions in Mobile [Re: MikeC]
      #37073 - Sat Jun 11 2005 12:41 PM

Thanks....thats pretty neat.

Teresa


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Re: Conditions in Mobile [Re: MikeC]
      #37074 - Sat Jun 11 2005 12:48 PM

i noticed the pressure has been dropping a bit over the last few hours
we also have a ragged but definate eye on radar


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Re: Conditions in Mobile [Re: MikeC]
      #37075 - Sat Jun 11 2005 01:07 PM

Hurricanecity is streaming a live video show right now and have live video from Mark Suddeth in Gulf Shores AL


http://www.hurricanecity.com/live.ram


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structure [Re: MikeC]
      #37076 - Sat Jun 11 2005 01:14 PM

eye or not, Arlene had it's worst quadrant intruded upon by subsidence wrapped in from the south... where all the bad weather is supposed to be the convection is capped, and all the energy is being expended on the western, weak side. the pressure is still at 991, but with the structure all screwed up and recon only finding mid-gale strength winds at flight level, i'd safely assume that Arlene isn't going to give the alabama or panhandle beaches any 70mph winds. last night before the convection became intermittent and less defined, recon was finding conditions normally associated with a minimal hurricane... NHC was hesitant to kick it up i guess (maybe they thought all the mandatory evacuations that would kick in would not be worth the risk)... but i've got a mind that season post-analysis will tag Arlene as a minimal hurricane on the afternoon of june 10th, like claudette of 2003 was reanalyzed to have briefly been in the NW caribbean. effective landfall intensity going into the historic database will probably be 50-60mph, even with the low pressure hanging near 990... unless we get a last minute rally and a half. with the right quadrant smacked down like it's been, though... Arlene shouldn't be a very memorable storm at the coast. after this afternoon it's a rain event/tornado threat only.
HF 1813z11june


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set your replies here [Re: MikeC]
      #37077 - Sat Jun 11 2005 01:22 PM

one of the threads above is summarily executing replies. try replying to this one i just set to see if they'll stick. otherwise we'll need to add a new thread, or just start over and post a new topic.
HF 1821z11june


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Re: Thankfully Arlene Remains Tropical Storm [Re: MikeC]
      #37078 - Sat Jun 11 2005 01:49 PM

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Re: Thankfully Arlene Remains Tropical Storm [Re: MikeC]
      #37079 - Sat Jun 11 2005 01:50 PM

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Re: Conditions in Mobile [Re: MikeC]
      #37080 - Sat Jun 11 2005 01:51 PM

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Arlene Remains Tropical Storm
      #37081 - Sat Jun 11 2005 01:52 PM

Arlene wasn't organized enough last night to get to Hurricane Strength, but it remains a strong Stropical Storm this morning. It's appearance on satellite still has most of the energy to the north and east, but the ragged eye has been visible on radar.

It has jjogged a little westward this morning making Alabama the most likely point of landfall, giving points east the worst iof it. It has one more chance to burst and make it to hurricane strength, but it isn't likely. And I hope it does not.

This possibility is why the Hurricane Warnings remain up. After landfall it will move inland quickly up through Alabama aroundand turn right around Kentucky, making a rain event for those areas with some rain. Since it's a fast mover the flooding chance is reduced, but it is still there because of possible downpours.

See jason Kelley's Lastest Blog for more discussion.



Outside of Arlene there is another area in the Northeastern Caribbean, but I don't expect much out of it currently. It is still June, after all. However, as it drifts westward it might reach an area where conditionks could be favorable for it. So it's something to watch.


Event Related Links

Key west long range radar loop
Tampa Long Range Radar loop

Color Sat of Arlene

Animated model plots for Arlene - Static model plot
Electronic Map Wall (PSU)
Caribbean Island Weather Reports


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Re: Arlene Remains Tropical Storm [Re: MikeC]
      #37082 - Sat Jun 11 2005 01:52 PM

Last story got corrupted, sorry this is a repost. Responses should work now.


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Re: Conditions in Mobile [Re: MikeC]
      #37083 - Sat Jun 11 2005 01:53 PM

Arlene has weakened to 60 mph--i think as a result of the slow movement upwelling water as well as pulling in more dry air from land

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Re: Arlene Remains Tropical Storm [Re: MikeC]
      #37084 - Sat Jun 11 2005 01:55 PM

Thanks Mike! HF & I were trying to figure it out.

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Re: Thankfully Arlene Remains Tropical Storm [Re: MikeC]
      #37093 - Sat Jun 11 2005 05:15 PM

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