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Lou, great work...maybe Mike will make that a permanent link on the site...don't forget to credit skeeter for his map though 
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Check it out and let me know what you think:
The Hurricane Season Of 2004
Very nice work.
Is really finished? If you do not wish to add media photos for , including the following link would provide a good perspective of Frnces beyond Casselberry.
Hurricane Photo Gallery
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BeachBum
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My local paper also has a gallery.
Hurricane Galleries
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From Brevard's Barrier Island
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Gernerator reimbursements are through FEMA, you need to call the 1-800-621-FEMA number. You can only be reimbursed if you are in a county that has been decalred for individual assistance. They will tell you if you are eligible when you call.
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That is nice work Lou! I wish I had got more shots but our damage was not that bad except for the tornados. The post by anony regarding generators is correct. FEMA has ad's running here for that and they include chain saws also.
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Our homeowners insurance paid for our generator, so be sure to check that out, too.
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Storm Cooper
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Just a bit of the AFD from Tally....
.LONG TERM...EXPECT THE SFC RIDGE TO THE NE TO DOMINATE CONDITIONS
OVER THE REGION THROUGH THE REMAINDER OF THE WEEK...WITH EFFECTS
FROM THE DEVELOPING GULF OF MEXICO SYSTEM TO POSSIBLY BEGIN
IMPACTING THE AREA BY THE WEEKEND. THERE IS STILL QUITE A BIT OF
UNCERTAINTY WITH THIS SYSTEM...INCLUDING WHEN AND WHERE WILL IT
DEVELOP...AND WHETHER IT WILL BE SUBTROPICAL OR PURELY BAROCLINIC.
IN ANY EVENT...IF IT DOES TRACK JUST TO OUR SOUTH...IT COULD BE A
DECENT RAIN PRODUCER OVER THE CWA WITH PLENTY OF ISENTROPIC LIFT.
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HanKFranK
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both the systems mentioned in the two have the potential to develop, in spite of the downplay they're officially getting. as the tallahassee extended discussion mentions, the true nature of the gulf system will be questionable (nhc is stand-offish about hybrids), and the system east of the antilles should be drawn up into a deep trough in the central atlantic. both will be trying to develop in a baroclinic environment, so i'm guessing may choose to ignore them unless their appearances are clearly on the tropical side. should be a defined low near the tx/mx border by late thursday moving ne. evolution of the atlantic system highly dependent on how much energy is entrained into the max on the trough cutting off this weekend.
kay and the invest pair in the eastpac have the atlantic response timer going.. sometime 5-10 days from october 4th there will quite possibly be an atlantic feature that goes (or features that go). don't think the globals are reading into things right now.. pattern will evolve differently than what keeps indicating (trending to zonal in the extended period) if goes solidly negative (which it ought to before too long).
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SoonerShawn
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I just don't see this panning out for us here in the Houston area for all this rain. I think this system will track more towards the NE and that will put us on the drier side. Again, when they predict a major rain event or flooding, like they are right now, it doesn't seem to happen that way.
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I'm not expecting any real development other than rain out of the current systems, least for now.
I did put up a Mt. St Helens animated cam in the style of the mobile cam though
http://new.flhurricane.com/mshcam.php
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About the El nino phase thing, I've been noticing that it's very similar to that of 2002 except earlier. The one thing I can't find info on is what negative and positive mean in such things like the , the NAO, , and the PNA? Thanks!
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Keith234
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The Genensis parameter is starting to move much farther north by the Bremuda area. The phase as HF said is going will be or is forecasted to go negative, which will create systems to start favoring an baroclinic nature. Since we're not that busy, me in particular; I like to observe hybird storms. A good indicator of where to look for hybird storms to delveop, is when a very strong high is near an area some vorticity and lift, it could possibly help the storms in two ways, tapping into a cold pool and providing some strong ULD (upper level divergence). Just something to watch if you're not busy.
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Is really finished? If you do not wish to add media photos for , including the following link would provide a good perspective of beyond Casselberry.
Actually, was completed EXCEPT for the media pictures page. I just spent several hours fixing up the images and uploading all of them.
Thanks for all the kind words regarding this project. I will be completing it over the next several days.
Hurricane Season 2004
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Steve hirschb.
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Looks like a fall pattern setting up across the country. Nothing real favorable for tropical development now. Could this meanan early end to the season, at least for landfalling systems?? I get the feeling that one more strong system will evolve out of the western Caribbean, possibly the third week of October. Other than that nothing more will threaten the US. Thoughts? Very quiet out there. I think everyone posting from the southeast US has had enough tropical weather this year 
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hybrid, not hybird 
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As of today, there seems to be at least a mid level low near 21N and 97W, and in the visible that may actually be reflected to the surface ...not strong...Bastardi calls this an "open" system on the west but with gales and 9' seas...and ultimate destination across the big bend of Florida and into the ATL.
Mets here(Tampa media) have added rain and wind to forecasts for Monday/Tuesday.
It remains to be seen if this will be seen as "tropical", but I doubt it unless, as some have stated, it looks the part completely. Another land falling tropical system this year , espec. in Florida has too many implications economically.
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12Z not too bullish on the GOM system right now, as well as other models. Let's watch and see how this evolves. For the longer range, the shows a strong low developing in the western GOM day 9, then taking it to the panhandle and up to the NE US as a strong nor'easter. Again that's long range, so let's see how the models play both features over the next few days. Cheer!!
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Tally ADF....
.SHORT TERM...GLOBAL MODELS IN AGREEMENT WITH THE LOW PRESSURE DEVELOPMENT IN
GULF...THAT IS...A SURFACE LOW WILL DEVELOP AND WILL TRACK EASTWARD ALONG
THE COASTS OF CENTRAL AND NE GULF OF MEXICO ON INTO THE ATLANTIC. THE ETA HAS A
DIFFERENT SOLUTION...TRACKING SLOWER AND MOVING MORE NORTHEASTWARD AND SITUATED
IN AR BY 84 HRS. HARD TO GO AGAINST SOLUTION AND WILL TEND TOWARDS IT.
.LONG TERM...(FRIDAY NIGHT THROUGH THURSDAY) THERE IS A GOOD DEAL OF UNCERTAINTY
IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE UNSETTLED WEATHER OVER THE SOUTHWESTERN GULF OF
MEXICO. FOR THE FORECAST PERIOD...HAVE ACCEPTED A BLEND OF THE 06Z AND THE
DGEX. THE 06Z HAS THE SYSTEM JUST OFF THE SOUTHERN LOUISIANA COAST ON
SATURDAY AFTERNOON. THE DGEX TENDS TO FAVOR A MORE NORTHWARD MOTION IN RESPONSE
TO THE MID LEVEL RIDGE OVER THE MID ATLANTIC COAST. CONSIDERING THE CONSISTENCY
FROM THE WITH THIS SYSTEM AND AFTER CHATTING WITH SURROUNDING OFFICES...WILL
APPLY GREATER WEIGHT TO THE . BASED ON WHAT IS SEEN IN THE MODELS...DO
NOT THINK THIS SYSTEM WILL DEVELOP INTO A TROPICAL SYSTEM.
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Statement as of 5:30 PM EDT on October 6, 2004
For the North Atlantic...Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico...
Satellite images and surface observations indicate that a broad area
of low pressure has formed in the southwestern Gulf of Mexico. This
system is expected to move slowly northward with some potential for
development during the next day or two.
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HanKFranK
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there.. they've decided to recognize it for what it is at last. if the ideas and the forecast philosophy of the previous discussions pans out, this system will track into a heavy shear environment and become baroclinic in nature. a more northward than eastward track will result in a lopsided, sheared low of dubious tropical nature. the other option is that it develops quickly and jets ENE into the gulf like josephine did back in '96. if it's up near brownsville tomorrow, nix that idea.. but if it deepens overnight into a classified system watch out NE gulf coast.
strung out disturbed weather from east of the antilles to up northeast of bermuda is a developing complex system that should have a low moving northward over the weekend bombing out (most likely ).. with a deep layer low forming on it's western flank over marginal waters. minor potential for a short lived high latitude hybrid here. further south wave energy is plodding west into shear and mostly being drawn northward.
SOI just went negative today, so backing in the deep tropics may start upping the chances of caribbean action, or even more action in the southeast atlantic.. next week. nothing really showing up on the long range, but the pattern should begin to dictate where disturbed weather musters.
also, as mentioned by steve h, deep trough forecast to descend into the eastern u.s. near mid-month, with a noreaster-type storm running from the gulf up the appalachains/atlantic coastal plain the weekend after this one. the associated pattern would favor a storm coming up out of the caribbean were there to be one present.. something to keep in mind. the globals aren't seeing anything just yet...
HF 2126z06october
Edited by HanKFranK (Wed Oct 06 2004 09:29 PM)
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