teal61
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Looks like the center is more to the north of the forescated track right now...
Check the Trop Fcst pts box on top right
http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/PS/TROP/DATA/RT/float2-vis-loop.html
I would have to disagree with you there. If anything it's a little south of the forecast track. is still moving rapidly westward at this time. Of course there has been some question elsewhere about exactly where the center is.
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Terra
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That animation was kind of cool... too bad you can't place the Highs and Lows anywhere on the map.... Unfortunately, my placement took the storm right over my house, but....
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I found a ship report at 27.5 north 89.8 west which, within the hour, reported sustained winds of about 58 miles per hour (50 knots). Is this likely to be accurate?
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Tazmanian93
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LOL, keep moving them around to get away from your house  )). Conceptually it should be helpful for folks
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Terra
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According to the Bouy center... the highest windspeed is 24.1 kts near the storm... Where did you find that reading?
http://www.ndbc.noaa.gov/radial_search.php?lat1=27.0N&lon1=90.4W&dist=250&time=3
Ok.. looking earlier, I see a couple ship reports with higher wind speeds (49ish knots), but I don't like those as they don't have constant data and graphs to see if its real or an outlier...
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Edited by Terra (Tue Jul 05 2005 04:42 PM)
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ftlaudbob
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Alright,I just got some what I think is big news for .The High off the east FL. coast IS moving to the east.This I really believe will move more to the east.Am I right in my thinking?
Edited by ftlaudbob (Tue Jul 05 2005 04:51 PM)
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Where did you get this information for the high?
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WeatherNLU
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Uh, not to burst anyone's bubble on , but we here in New Orleans are staring down the gut of an intensifying tropical storm. Not sure if anyone else is paying attention or not, but Cindy has really gotten her act together and looks rather impressive (though small) on satellite. I think there is a slim chance that she makes it to hurricane strength. Surely looks like she might be up from 50 already.
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ftlaudbob
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I just got that info about the high on ch7 in Ft Lauderdale.
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What are ya'lls thoughts on Cindy ? Sorry to change the channel
http://cimss.ssec.wisc.edu/tropic/real-time/atlantic/storm/archive/javanh1.html
http://www.rap.ucar.edu/weather/satellit...&duration=6
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Colleen A.
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Okay...then maybe I am not looking at what is the actual LLC...would that be right in between the "L" symbol and the "  " symbol?
Sorry to ask so many questions...just want to make sure I'm looking at the correct place! Argh! 
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AMK
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from what I saw the ship at the time was located at 27.5 north, 89.8 west, slightly northeast of the center of the storm. Here is the link
http://www.ndbc.noaa.gov/radial_search.php?lat1=27.0N&lon1=90.4W&dist=250&time=3.
The report was from 1500 hours, so its not at the absolute top
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rmbjoe1954
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Conceptually you are right- but at no time can it be certain that will behave conceptually. He may find he's in a friendlier environment pursuing a westward motion; but we may not know what he has in mind as other variables may affect his path. So stay tuned.
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There are still posts mixed in here in regards to Cindy...can only speak for myself but I'm sure noone meant any slight to the effects those in your area will feel.
She does appear to be getting her act together & you are correct more attention should be given...Bastardi alluded to this in his Counterpoint video this a.m....feels she'll be much stronger..maybe not hurricane strength...but severe weather & plenty of rain to say the least.
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Nice 80 frame shot of Cindy Good bookmark
http://cimss.ssec.wisc.edu/tropic/real-time/marti/2005_THREE/webManager/basicJavaDisplay.html
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Edited by HCW (Tue Jul 05 2005 05:02 PM)
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Colleen A.
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Sorry by offending anyone of our friends who are looking at Cindy coming their way. Just looked at the visibles...looks lopsided to me but a LOT of rain and that could be a huge problem. If she can get her act together, she may just be able to reach a Cat1 storm. It looks like all the heavy weather is on the eastern side of the storm; hopefully that will keep New Orleans from getting the heaviest weather...although others will suffer.
I really do not like the way this season is shaping up.
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Terra
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It took a while for the to update the forecast track from the 10am update, but I noticed it was shifted a little east... this is good news indeed.
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ftlaudbob
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I think by tommorow night we will see the forcast track for shift to the east some.Is it July 5th or Sept. 5th???????? 
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Very nice link...it sure shows Cindy is getting her act together...
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Colleen A.
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Looking at the WV loop, it appears that there is a ridge/trough that's beginning to break down and pulling Cindy further north. Although, it appears that from looking at the radar, N.O. is getting some rain..hopefully not too much rain.
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