trinibaje
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Using the hypothetical Landfall Location, just east of Marcos Island.
Would give Hurricane Force winds south of a Bradenton to Melbourne.
And Tropical Storm winds from the Suwannee River to near Jacksonville.
Again...this is a hypothetical area. Based on 's movement over the 3 hour period from 2030Z to 2330Z.~danielw
See 's Map pages for graphic versions.
stupid question.. don't laugh.... that would include miami dade county right?
btw danny i attempted to shutter the house.. but i didn't get finish.. but i have a secure area to be in the downstairs area... hope all goes well...
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garrison
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Looks like 120 -125ish, at landfall, just S of Marco Island,
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Storm Hunter
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live radar from wesh 2 in orlando
http://mfile.akamai.com/12890/live/reflector:38190.asx
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amonty
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Heres what i've picked up on my GRLevel3 software.
See attachment above~danielw
Edited by danielw (Sun Oct 23 2005 08:33 PM)
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Storm Hunter
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latest information for central florida:
http://www.wesh.com/news/5131657/detail.html
also here's a link to a WESH met flying with the G-IV crew two days ago i think... maybe yesterday..
http://www.wesh.com/video/5146967/index.html
Edited by Storm Hunter (Sun Oct 23 2005 08:36 PM)
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Margie
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what is the flight level ...I believe 950.
I don't think so! 
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garrison
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700 MB is FL, 950 would be skirting the tree tops
Edited by garrison (Sun Oct 23 2005 08:36 PM)
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danielw
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Using the hypothetical Landfall Location, just east of Marcos Island.
This would give an area of Hurricane Force winds south of a Bradenton to Melbourne line. The Southern Half Of the Florida Peninsula.
And Tropical Storm force winds from the Suwannee River to near Jacksonville line. Basically the Whole Folrida Peninsula!
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Thunderbird12
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Yeah, thats why I said flight level winds of 110.
cool - what is the flight level ...i.e, 950mb, 700mb ...etc?
The flight-level is 700mb. A 950mb flight level would not be advised in this situation. 
The "eye" has cleared out even more on the 0015Z IR image, though there appear to be bands of convection to the SW and NE of the center that are impinging on the eye, giving it an oblong appearance. It gives the impression of a smaller eye trying to form by wrapping bands of convection closer into the center.
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typhoon_tip
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Is there any possibility of this storm hitting north of Fort myers. Because i believe that would put tampa in Hurricane force winds.
Firstly, any prediction I render is not official..... It is important that you know that.
Right now, the odds for -centroid impact on the Tampa/Fort Myers area directly, is lessoning... HOWEVER I cannot stress enough that is a big critter with a large circumvellate, and you should by no means think this means you're off the hook.. Tropical storm force sustained winds and possible gusts to at least hurricane force, particularly in more intense near type feeder band squalls will rake said areas, even if 's core stays over southern sections. In addition, this TC is apparently already become tornado happy...there are some other circumstances in the area, which are compounding this, accentuating that threat... Numerous tornado warnings have already flown and this will also add to dangers in peripheral areas not being directly assaulted by her core. So, please, if you are in the Tampa/Fort Myers areas, treat this as though you are being directly impacted and pay very close attention to your local instructions by municipalities, because their advise (more times that not) will be advise that may save your life.
off the record, you should have 40 -70 mph winds; the latter more in gusts, which could even be higher... Right now, and this is MY opinion only, appears slightly S of predicted track... Doesn't mean she won't start hooking N in the next few hours, but that is less likely...So, I personally do not believe Naples will be the landfall, but like I said, a big nasty powerful beast makes the pin point center of circulation almost irrelevant.
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CaneTrackerInSoFl
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LOL. I can't read those reports well yet. Haven't taken the time to study how to read em. :P
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swimaway19
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What do you think the time of landfall will be? The local mets say around 8am, but that sounds a little late to me
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danielw
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I have the Hypothetical track on some software here.
As Soon as I get another Vortex fix I will plot that and update whether she appears to be on That track or a different track.
As Tip said. The Tornado Threat is very, very real right now. And It will Only GET WORSE. As is traversing the state and interacting with a frontal boundary and jet stream.
Take ALL Tornado Warnings seriously...and Take Cover.
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civil2183
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Hmmm, I believe tropical system usually spin off weaker tornadoes (F1 - F2). Would this low hum/rumble sound be as easy to hear as it was with the F3?
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typhoon_tip
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Yeah, thats why I said flight level winds of 110.
cool - what is the flight level ...i.e, 950mb, 700mb ...etc?
I believe 950.
Ok - so that should be a 90% conversion... or 99kts at the surface 114mph ...just shy of cat 3...But there is time and an ever improving sat/rad structure...It's just a matter of time - not that I wish that on anyone!!
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danielw
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Hmmm, I believe tropical system usually spin off weaker tornadoes (F1 - F2). Would this low hum/rumble sound be as easy to hear as it was with the F3?
Katrina and both spun off F1, F2 and a few F3's in MS and LA.
They all tear up the neighborhood. Some worse than others. I believe the first fatality in MS was from an F2 in the Delta near Belzoni,MS.
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typhoon_tip
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Hmmm, I believe tropical system usually spin off weaker tornadoes (F1 - F2). Would this low hum/rumble sound be as easy to hear as it was with the F3?
ah kinda....you'd hear it... trust me!
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Joshua
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LOL. I can't read those reports well yet. Haven't taken the time to study how to read em. :P
http://flhurricane.com/recon/
You can now read them
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DrMos
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Based on the 2pm vs. 8pm changes coordinates, it appears is gaining 0.8 degrees of latitude for every 0.9 degrees of longitude. Going by the 5pm vs. 8pm coordinates is gaining 0.8 degrees latitude for every 1.0 degree of longitude.
Assuming the 5pm vs 8pm numbers, extrapolation from her current lat/lon of 23.9n, 84.4w would seem to bring farther north than your calculations. For example,
23.9n, 84.4w
24.7n, 83.4w
25.5n, 82.4w
25.9n, 81.9w
That would bring onshore somewhere just north of Naples. Do you agree? Moreover, if the 2pm vs. 8pm coordinate changes are used, then that brings landfall even closer to FMY, assuming extrapolation of course.
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danielw
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This was sent to me in a PM.
From: Rdietch
Well i can't post till after the storm but anyway i do wish everyone well down there Naples and below.You know im not a wishcaster but did say south of Naples on here 4 days ago so im close but really i wished it would dissapate...
I agree with him wishing you guys the best~danielw
Oh, and I asked him if I could post this. I did edit out the latter portion of it.
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