Wxwatcher2
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Of course we're staying awake. Especially after reading the 11 am discussion.
Still think Franklin will move North and East of Florida but not very rapidly so it of course bears watching.
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Clark
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wiley -- they vary from year to year. Stick to the official path projected there; truth be told, most of the models on that page are older, more primitive models, save for the and UKMET.
As for the site -- unless there is a categorized storm or an invest out on the disturbance, they won't have an image. The next one in line will be 91L.
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NewWatcher
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91L is on the Navy site already
and is showing it up, without the full link yet
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Edited by NewWatcher (Fri Jul 22 2005 12:15 PM)
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Wanna-Be-Storm-Chaser
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As for the site -- unless there is a categorized storm or an invest out on the disturbance, they won't have an image. The next one in line will be 91L.
Someone put a picture of it on this site this morning. that is what I am trying to find. Maybe I am confussed.
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Steve hirschb.
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Looks like he may be pulling towards the northeast now, but I may be deceived. Frank, do you have a link to the Melbourne radar??
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NewWatcher
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http://www.srh.noaa.gov/radar/latest/DS.p19r0/si.kmlb.shtml
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Pam in Volusia County
According to Colleen A ... "I AM A HURRICANE FREAK"
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richg
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THSwonder,
You might get a better response by:
1. Registering
2. Typing with at least some puncuation, capilitization, etc, to make your post more readable.
3. Most important, being respectful to those on the board by not yelling.
You're lucky even one person took the time to acknowledge you after the "DON'T IGNORE THIS" remark.
Have a nice day.
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Steve hirschb.
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Thanks
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emackl
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Here's another link. I like this one because you can set it to autorefresh.
http://www.srh.noaa.gov/ridge/mlb_N0Z_lp.html
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WXMAN RICHIE
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Looks like it is moving N or NE by the radar.
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THSwonder
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Ok I am sorry I probley should not do that kind of stuff thank you and I will register today sometime. Thanks and I still would like to know a little more about that eastern Atlantic tropical wave.
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Clark
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The picture put on the site in the first page of the thread was for Franklin. I don't see one for the Caribbean disturbance. They do not have one for a 91L yet (as of 12:25p ET). When it becomes available, it'll be at http://www.sfwmd.gov/org/omd/ops/weather/plots/storm_91.gif. Given that the Navy recently put up 91L on the Monterey website, I would expect it later today.
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MissBecky
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Those BAM models bring Franklin uncomfortably close to Ft. Myers... I was wondering how reliable they are. I seem to remember reading here once that the BAM models are not initialized very well, and so their solutions are usually not terribly accurate. Can anyone confirm this? Thanks.
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Wanna-Be-Storm-Chaser
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Quote:
The picture put on the site in the first page of the thread was for Franklin. I don't see one for the Caribbean disturbance. They do not have one for a 91L yet (as of 12:25p ET). When it becomes available, it'll be at http://www.sfwmd.gov/org/omd/ops/weather/plots/storm_91.gif. Given that the Navy recently put up 91L on the Monterey website, I would expect it later today.
Franklin was the one I was looking for. I can not navigate the site to where I need to go. I can not find the plots section.
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Waggy
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Hey I Registered richg
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rmbjoe1954
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Franklin seems to be making its turn due North, then hopefully NE. Do you see any immediate opportunity for Franklin to make the loop anytime soon? I guess that would depend on when the trough makes it to the east coast. Just trying to make sense of the 11AM discussion.
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Ed G
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I'm with ya wanna be!
I'd love to know too.
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I hate to say this, but I'd love a chance to try out my new hurricane panels!
Edited by Ed G (Fri Jul 22 2005 12:45 PM)
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TAZMAN
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Just watching Local 6 and Wesh 2 news here in central FL.... question is, where do they get their color satellite pics?? they are much different than any I’ve seen thru links here.... are they the same and just doctored up to look nice?
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WeatherNut
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Franklin seems to be looking increasingly symetrical on the AVN Color Infrared Loop. It is starting to show reds wrapping around the center. We wont see the rapid deepening we've seen with some of the rest...will we? If it does intensify, how does that affect the forcast versus a weaker storm? :?: :?:
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Steve H1
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Very slowly though rich. I'm keeping my eye on the surface periphery of the storm, not the blowup of convection and I see very little overall movement, perhaps a slow NE drift. Was watching JB video, and he is thinking that Franklin will move ENE a few degrees, then turn back westward and threaten the SE US, anywhere from south Florida to the Carolinas as the ridge moves over from the midwest east, then off into the Atlantic. Its a wait and see.
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