scottsvb
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Well looks like I might have my first blown forecast of the season with my landfall within 50 miles of Panama City. Only way it wouldnt happen is a direct N turn now and head maybe even slightly NNE. Anyways I expected a north turn more earlier, and it actually did look like it last night but was only a wobble. Looks like Ill miss my spot by 25-50 miles. Not bad but ill take the miss on landfall.
Hopefully everyone from Mobile-Panama City is indoors now and ready for this severe hurricane.
On a side note....Dennis's child should become our next depression late today or more likely tomorrow and threaten the Leeward islands Weds, Puerto Rico by thurs and Bahamas by the weekend.,.,,,US? too far out to tell.
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BobVee
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Good luck to you and everyone up there. I cannot be there with you in person but will be there in spirit.
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Margie
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Looks like http://hurricanetrack.com/ is up...but there isn't any discernable image, and he is saying that the pressure may not register.
But at least it looks like it will give wind speed and direction.
Looks like he took the barrier island road east as far as he could go past Gulf Shores, the tower is on Perdido Key which is a barrier island just south of the entrance to the bay.
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bn765
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Do you have any guesses on how strong this one will be?
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LizL
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the guy on channel 9 news in Orlando said the pressure is at 930 lower than s was when he come ashore.
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scottsvb
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The next storm will be a small compacted system. Like Charlie last year. There is no reason right now where we cant see this becoming a hurricane in the next 4-5 days. Right now, we dont know.
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Margie
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Hey Kissy looks like MS coast is in the clear. You will get tropical force winds and rain but will be spared the intense center of the storm, which looks to make an AL/FL landfall.
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Edited by Margie (Sun Jul 10 2005 05:07 PM)
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cjzydeco
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Anybody have a good link to share with detailed or interactive (zoom) county maps of Escambia/Santa Rosa area?
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AdvAutoBob
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Image is extremely hard to see.. Are they still working on the tower, or have they left the area?
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Margie
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Do you have any guesses on how strong this one will be?
adv 25a just came out - winds droped to 135pmg and pressure went up from 937 to 939. Somewhere like strong CAT 3 weak CAT 4.
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Margie
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What is happening to the eye in this most recent frame? Satellite IR and water vapor imagery it still looks intact, but in the radar it looks like it is breaking up to the south?
http://www.crh.noaa.gov/radar/latest/DS.p19r0/si.kmob.shtml
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AndyG
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Looks like a jog to the N maybe?
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firestar_1
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After looking at the water vapor loops, surface pressures, and current radar views it is looking like the eye is rounding out again and it is moving into a position to come onshore to the west of Pensacola...the only questions now is will it move west or east as it makes contact with land...cat3/4 at land fall, but at least a smaller eye...prayers for all in the path...stay safe....
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Sadie
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From the 3 hurricanes I have gone through I would say going through them in the day hours in less scarey than having them happen at night. I like to know what is happening, I hate being left in the dark (pun not intended)
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From experience Keith... I would much rather go through a daytime hurricane than a nighttime one. But perhaps this is a thing of personal preference. It sucks either way... but at least you know what is going on in the day. I guess it doesn’t matter in the bathroom closet.
Know what you mean, they ARE scarier at night. But then again after watching whole oak trees fly by during , maybe being in the dark isn't so bad after all.
My prayers are continuous for those of you in harms way. Favorite aftermath trick -- use your washing machine as an ice bucket. God bless and protect you.
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Edited by Sadie (Sun Jul 10 2005 05:21 PM)
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Ron Basso
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You may make your forecast yet. The last hour of radar loop shows the storm moving..can u believe it...maybe an ever so slight N-NE direction. If this trend continues, P'cola may be spared the worst.
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WeatherNLU
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Defintely a jog to the north and if it contiunes for more than a half hour it's going to make landfall east of Pensacola. I feel so bad for those of you over there who went through and are now going through .
It's hard to believe your bad luck and our good luck here in New Orleans.
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msmith43
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It's a real shame about your forecasting prowess. I'm more concerned about those who will lose their homes and businesses. Your record isn't a great loss.
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jr928
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that jog north actually looks northeast jog
no, that just isn't right. -HF
Edited by HanKFranK (Sun Jul 10 2005 06:00 PM)
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firestar_1
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The latest radar is wild...it looks like it is starting to hook to the east...this would make things alot better for pcola....looks like it is starting to feel the land now...
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Jeffmidtown
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I was watching and the satellite run definately did show a right leaning turn to me.
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