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oil trader
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Re: rita delivers [Re: HanKFranK]
      #57204 - Sat Sep 24 2005 03:09 AM

Quote:

... steering currents will be weak so it's hard to say where the storm will track from there (range of possibilities include almost every direction except for north and northwest. most likely it will begin to drift more to the south. the red and sabine river valleys are likely to face a significant flood threat during the coming week.
HF 0701z24september





Have you seen the last run of GFDL model with a short loop following the whole Texas coast aftermath?

Edited by danielw (Sat Sep 24 2005 03:25 AM)


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Re: rita delivers [Re: Storm Hunter]
      #57205 - Sat Sep 24 2005 03:12 AM

still seeing 938mb and 939mb in the eyewall...

expect last vortex was just dropped....


CNN is looking good right now... they have three of there best live right now

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danielwAdministrator
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Recon [Re: danielw]
      #57206 - Sat Sep 24 2005 03:14 AM

I'm still seeing reports of 108kts at flt level.
0651Z 29.6N 092.7W 108 KTS


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Re: rita delivers [Re: oil trader]
      #57207 - Sat Sep 24 2005 03:16 AM

The satellite presentation is a moot point right now, but the latest IR image (0645Z) shows some extremely cold cloud tops, less than -80C in spots. That is some very intense convection on the north side of the eye.

http://hadar.cira.colostate.edu/ramsdis/online/data/tropical/215.jpg


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Re: Recon [Re: danielw]
      #57208 - Sat Sep 24 2005 03:17 AM

max is on...(cnn) like he's watching the networks and when he see something live... he likes to jump on...pretty cool.

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Re: Recon [Re: Storm Hunter]
      #57209 - Sat Sep 24 2005 03:21 AM

URNT12 KNHC 240715
VORTEX DATA MESSAGE
A. 24/07:03:20Z
B. 29 deg 38 min N
093 deg 39 min W
C. NA mb NA m
D. NA kt
E. NA deg nm
F. 184 deg 108 kt
G. 093 deg 047 nm
H. 936 mb
I. 9 C/ 3657 m
J. 19 C/ 3651 m
K. 9 C/ NA
L. OPEN SE-W
M. C24
N. 12345/NA
O. 0.02 / 1 nm
P. AF306 WX18A Rita02 OB 23
MAX FL WIND 111 KT SE QUAD 06:39:10 Z

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HanKFranK
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Re: rita delivers [Re: danielw]
      #57210 - Sat Sep 24 2005 03:21 AM

wherever they've moved evacuees i'd expect they're not in a flood zone. i'd expect that emergency planners are well prepared for inland flooding... hopefully they'll keep things shut down if severe flooding starts occurring later this upcoming week. can't have people running around like business as usual when a major flood event is underway...
speaking of flooding, large parts of cameron parish ought to be underwater at this point (aside from the large parts that are usually underwater in that tangle of bayous). orange, port arthur, and the outlying areas of lake charles are likely to see concentrated surge damage. for the folks who didn't leave cameron parish or the low parts of jefferson and orange counties in texas... i just hope they've got higher ground to escape to. after Katrina i'm sure that only the most stubborn or cuckoo are left. i mean come on, they just had a hurricane kill hundreds of people in their state less than a month ago...
HF 0721z24september


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Re: rita delivers [Re: HanKFranK]
      #57211 - Sat Sep 24 2005 03:23 AM

it looks like those two recon planes have their instrumentation calibrated just a little different... but whats a millibar or a couple of knots when you get down to it?
HF 0723z24september


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Re: rita delivers [Re: HanKFranK]
      #57212 - Sat Sep 24 2005 03:28 AM

Each one of these storms, it always gets worse. I find out that I know people in the hardest hit regions, and that just brings it that much closer to home. Seriously, as a meteorologist, I feel both pride and regret in what I do. I feel pride in that I know what I know and can help others with that information; I feel regret in what these storms actually bring to an area. It's a quandry we all deal with at times.

Nevertheless, Rita is making landfall. The winds never came back up, largely because it never really truly completed an eyewall cycle, jumping from one right into another. The inner southern eyewall is gone, leaving an outer southern eyewall that won't come in until sunrise. The storm is likely to sit in the ArkLaTex for some period of time, bringing lots of rain from areas between Little Rock, Paris, Ft. Smith, and even Jackson to Baton Rouge, Lafayette, and New Orleans. Things took a turn for the worse on the east side of NOLA this afternoon, and this certainly isn't going to help.

A few minor things worth watching out in the Atlantic tonight, but nothing of imminent concern. Rita's coming ashore, thankfully much weaker than expected, and once the storm is gone...good riddance.

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Re: rita delivers [Re: HanKFranK]
      #57213 - Sat Sep 24 2005 03:30 AM

lost lake charles radar... winds should of been around 65kts or so at radar site...

KLCH radar

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Re: rita delivers [Re: HanKFranK]
      #57214 - Sat Sep 24 2005 03:32 AM

The station at Sabine is still reporting from the western eyewall...

82MPH sustained winds and 99MPH gusts as of 2:00 A.M...


also, radar shows NW movement currently... looks like she'll pass right over Sabine Lake.

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Re: rita delivers [Re: Allison]
      #57215 - Sat Sep 24 2005 03:40 AM

espect landfall by NHC at any moment now... they lost KLCH radar... must use houston.... based on that radar.... center of eye coming ashore now....

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Re: rita delivers [Re: Allison]
      #57216 - Sat Sep 24 2005 03:41 AM

center of the eye should be coming onshore in the next few minutes between johnsons bayou and the sabine pass. central pressure is lower than Ivan last september by a couple of mb. structure of the storm and history make it compare quite well with Ivan in that sense. impact should be on par, but the worst is limited to the sparsely populated cameron parish coastline.. as somewhat of a buffer to lake charles and the cluster of towns around beaumont in texas.
HF 0740z24september


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Re: rita delivers [Re: Storm Hunter]
      #57217 - Sat Sep 24 2005 03:42 AM

it's offical from NHC... just reported

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Re: rita delivers [Re: Storm Hunter]
      #57218 - Sat Sep 24 2005 03:42 AM

LCH radar is back... it is probably having some transmission delays at times. Looks like the center is now onshore.

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Re: rita delivers [Re: Storm Hunter]
      #57219 - Sat Sep 24 2005 03:43 AM

Offical made landfall..

Near LA-TEXAS BORDER.


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Re: rita delivers [Re: nate77]
      #57220 - Sat Sep 24 2005 03:46 AM

Rick Sanchez of CNN is reporting that building are falling apart in Lake Charles.

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Re: rita delivers [Re: nate77]
      #57221 - Sat Sep 24 2005 03:47 AM

landfall pic i have


http://stormhunter7.tripod.com/landfallrita.png

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Re: rita delivers [Re: Storm Hunter]
      #57222 - Sat Sep 24 2005 03:49 AM

later Rita, say goodbye to GOM..... (for now?)

URNT12 KNHC 240740
VORTEX DATA MESSAGE
A. 24/07:25:20Z
B. 29 deg 40 min N
093 deg 41 min W
C. 700 mb 2555 m
D. NA kt
E. deg nm
F. 186 deg 111 kt
G. 100 deg 016 nm
H. 937 mb
I. 16 C/ 3046 m
J. 18 C/ 3045 m
K. 14 C/ NA
L. OPEN SOUTH
M. C20
N. 12345/ 7
O. 0.02 / 1 nm
P. AF309 2518A Rita OB 21
MAX FL WIND 111 KT E QUAD 07:20:30 Z
EYE PRESENTATION ON RADAR DETERIORATING

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Re: rita delivers [Re: nate77]
      #57223 - Sat Sep 24 2005 03:52 AM

Haven't checked the radar feed myself but CNN is reporting the Weather Service radar in Lake Charles is down and they can't communicate any longer with their reporter there.

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