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Frank P
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      #5233 - Tue Sep 24 2002 08:24 PM

Been watching the IR loop and a couple of observations. Izzy is still moving basically due north... Off to the north and NW of the center of circulation there are some new small but deep areas convection developing... although not at the center, this is the first really new convection generated throughout the day ... if this convection starts to wrap around the center then we may see some strengthening....

System has looked ragged all day, but really BIG... see size doesn't matter... hehe... YEAH RIGHT..

On the MS coast we've had basically the same sort of weather that Steve has experienced.... took a lot longer to get home from work however as all the bridges were up for extended periods as a parade of boats headed inland for safe harbor...

Waiting till tomorrow to decide if to board up... goes off to east, boards not required... hopefully it will go more east and save me about 6 hours work....



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Re: Lili Looms - Isidore Drifts
      #5234 - Tue Sep 24 2002 08:34 PM

Neal Frank!!!!.... That cat's forgotten more than I'll ever know!

I'm not worthy!
I'm not worthy!

LOL

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WXMAN RICHIE
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Talk About Large
      #5235 - Tue Sep 24 2002 08:42 PM

The size of the storm is unbelievable. The high clouds on the periphery reach from Pennsylvania to Panama and the Pacific off of Mexico to the Bahamas. WOWWWWW !!!!!

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Re: Lili Looms - Isidore Drifts
      #5237 - Tue Sep 24 2002 08:47 PM

Best I can tell using the GOES IR loop pyscho boy Izzy is located at 23.35N and 86.50W...

Convection still on the rise of to the NW, N and somewhat to the E and SE

Hey Cat 5 Rick, I liked old Neal Frank.... he would always get me so fired up....

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Re: Lili Looms - Isidore Drifts
      #5245 - Tue Sep 24 2002 09:05 PM

That was RickinMobile I think that said cat5, not me. I think he was kidding though!

I liked ol' Neal Frank too. I always wanted a haircut like his

I liked Dr. Bob better, though. I hated the guy between Sheets and Mayfield. He had the personality of a dropsonde

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Re: Lili Looms - Isidore Drifts
      #5251 - Tue Sep 24 2002 09:27 PM

Hey Rick, sorry I should have read the city locale.... Cat 5 Rick in Mobile thinks every storm will hit Mobile as a Cat 5, he's a riot with some really funny posts... Yeah, I know he's kidding most of the time..... we just had a nice little feeder band over my house that had to drop at least .5 inches of rain...

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