willw
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weather is so odd
Hurricane comes through at 6am in the morning
3pm in the afternoon it's sunny and cool 60's w/low humidity.... we all know how crappy florida is when it's hot.. But when it's like this, this is what we all cherish perfect weather.
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typhoon_tip
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weather is so odd
Hurricane comes through at 6am in the morning
3pm in the afternoon it's sunny and cool 60's w/low humidity.... we all know how crappy florida is when it's hot.. But when it's like this, this is what we all cherish perfect weather.
yeah - i wrote a post on this thread a while back, elucidating the rapid clearing and establishment of fair weather regime in 's wake... I picked 3pm but I think i'm eating a little crow on the far eastern shores as some of the back-side cirrus shield and perhaps even some gusty wind may linger 'till 4... But even there, i suspect by 5 at the latest, all areas of the Peninsula should have a marvelously pleasant evening... Amazing!
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Thunderbird12
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Wilma won't quit... the pressure is down a little more to 954mb, though the eye seems to be degrading.
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pcola
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This is a very strong cold front for FL for Oct. We had no effects from Wima in the panhandle but last night we had wind gusts of over 40 mph with nthe passage of the front, and temps in the 40's this AM...I actually had more stuff blow away last night than in Tropical Storm ....I just hope this is the last time we talk about hurricanes and FL this year!
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StPeteBill
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weather is so odd
Hurricane comes through at 6am in the morning
3pm in the afternoon it's sunny and cool 60's w/low humidity.... we all know how crappy florida is when it's hot.. But when it's like this, this is what we all cherish perfect weather.
yeah - i wrote a post on this thread a while back, elucidating the rapid clearing and establishment of fair weather regime in 's wake... I picked 3pm but I think i'm eating a little crow on the far eastern shores as some of the back-side cirrus shield and perhaps even some gusty wind may linger 'till 4... But even there, i suspect by 5 at the latest, all areas of the Peninsula should have a marvelously pleasant evening... Amazing!
Here in St Petersburg the winds are stonger now than they were earlier today when we got all the rain. Currently:
72°F
(22°C)
Humidity: 53 %
Wind Speed: NW 24 G 36 MPH
Barometer: 29.56" (1000.9 mb)
Dewpoint: 54°F (12°C)
Visibility: 10.00 mi.
We are now having poweroutaged due to falling trees, got me a day off work. Otherwise it would be a beautiful fall like day if it weren't for this darn wind.
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typhoon_tip
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This is a very strong cold front for FL for Oct. We had no effects from Wima in the panhandle but last night we had wind gusts of over 40 mph with nthe passage of the front, and temps in the 40's this AM...I actually had more stuff blow away last night than in Tropical Storm ....I just hope this is the last time we talk about hurricanes and FL this year!
well...climatologically we're losing frequency very quickly... "October all -over" is a phrase that originated out of the earlier 20th Century active phase but frankly, that seems a little risky.
anyway... some of the middle range models do teleconnect to troughing at very deep latitudes in the Caribbean, which given any impetus there will be sufficient oceanic heat content - but there is nothing immenent to develop at this time.
still...it wouldn't surprise me if we have another systme to follow at some point.
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typhoon_tip
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weather is so odd
Hurricane comes through at 6am in the morning
3pm in the afternoon it's sunny and cool 60's w/low humidity.... we all know how crappy florida is when it's hot.. But when it's like this, this is what we all cherish perfect weather.
yeah - i wrote a post on this thread a while back, elucidating the rapid clearing and establishment of fair weather regime in 's wake... I picked 3pm but I think i'm eating a little crow on the far eastern shores as some of the back-side cirrus shield and perhaps even some gusty wind may linger 'till 4... But even there, i suspect by 5 at the latest, all areas of the Peninsula should have a marvelously pleasant evening... Amazing!
Here in St Petersburg the winds are stonger now than they were earlier today when we got all the rain. Currently:
72°F
(22°C)
Humidity: 53 %
Wind Speed: NW 24 G 36 MPH
Barometer: 29.56" (1000.9 mb)
Dewpoint: 54°F (12°C)
Visibility: 10.00 mi.
We are now having poweroutaged due to falling trees, got me a day off work. Otherwise it would be a beautiful fall like day if it weren't for this darn wind.
yep - and you'll be losing that wind to a growing memory of this event fairly shortly... 's just moving to fast away for even her girthy circulation field... She can't hold onto you guys forever - heck, she'll 300+ naut miles NE of Melbourne by 7pm!
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Thunderbird12
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It looks like there could be a heavy rain event in New England (where they REALLY don't need one) after all, even if the contribution from is only marginal. A strong coastal low is going to develop anyway and at the very least will likely leach some tropical moisture off of , in addition to pulling in plenty of Atlantic moisture. The Boston NWS office has issued a true watch/warning buffet:
.BOX WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES...
CT...NONE.
MA...HIGH WIND WARNING FOR MAZ007-015-016-019-022>024 FROM 4 AM
TUESDAY TO 6 PM TUESDAY.
...FLOOD WATCH FOR MAZ004>007-012>022-026 FROM 6 AM TUESDAY TO 10
PM TUESDAY.
...COASTAL FLOOD WATCH FOR MAZ007-015-016-019-022>024 FROM 2 PM
TUESDAY TO 8 PM TUESDAY.
...WIND ADVISORY FOR MAZ004>006-012>014-017-018-020-021-026 FROM
4 AM TUESDAY TO 6 PM TUESDAY.
NH...WIND ADVISORY FOR NHZ012-015 FROM 6 AM TUESDAY TO 8 PM TUESDAY.
RI...FLOOD WATCH FOR RIZ001>007 FROM 6 AM TUESDAY TO 10 PM TUESDAY.
...WIND ADVISORY FOR RIZ001>007 FROM 4 AM TUESDAY TO 6 PM TUESDAY.
...HIGH WIND WARNING FOR RIZ008 FROM 4 AM TUESDAY TO 6 PM TUESDAY.
MARINE...GALE WARNING FOR ANZ230-236 FROM 2 AM TUESDAY TO 10 PM
TUESDAY.
...STORM WARNING FOR ANZ231>235-237-250-254-255 FROM 2 AM
TUESDAY TO 6 PM TUESDAY.
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laureg
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I was just gonna mention that the weather guys are saying this is headed toward SC and on up to New York down the road...but the radar shows it sort of staying clear of the east coast until way north...
Kept watching that radar on TV in the middle of the storm and waiting for that eye to come at least a little bit over us...but it never really did.
First thing I said after was, well, that's it. Here's to next year. I have to rethink all my hurricane theories as this year blew most of them out of the water (no pun intended). I don't want to hear about El Nino for awhile...
Heard there are no stoplights working from Boca to West Palm...
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typhoon_tip
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It looks like there could be a heavy rain event in New England (where they REALLY don't need one) after all, even if the contribution from is only marginal. A strong coastal low is going to develop anyway and at the very least will likely leach some tropical moisture off of , in addition to pulling in plenty of Atlantic moisture. The Boston NWS office has issued a true watch/warning buffet:
.BOX WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES...
CT...NONE.
MA...HIGH WIND WARNING FOR MAZ007-015-016-019-022>024 FROM 4 AM
TUESDAY TO 6 PM TUESDAY.
...FLOOD WATCH FOR MAZ004>007-012>022-026 FROM 6 AM TUESDAY TO 10
PM TUESDAY.
...COASTAL FLOOD WATCH FOR MAZ007-015-016-019-022>024 FROM 2 PM
TUESDAY TO 8 PM TUESDAY.
...WIND ADVISORY FOR MAZ004>006-012>014-017-018-020-021-026 FROM
4 AM TUESDAY TO 6 PM TUESDAY.
NH...WIND ADVISORY FOR NHZ012-015 FROM 6 AM TUESDAY TO 8 PM TUESDAY.
RI...FLOOD WATCH FOR RIZ001>007 FROM 6 AM TUESDAY TO 10 PM TUESDAY.
...WIND ADVISORY FOR RIZ001>007 FROM 4 AM TUESDAY TO 6 PM TUESDAY.
...HIGH WIND WARNING FOR RIZ008 FROM 4 AM TUESDAY TO 6 PM TUESDAY.
MARINE...GALE WARNING FOR ANZ230-236 FROM 2 AM TUESDAY TO 10 PM
TUESDAY.
...STORM WARNING FOR ANZ231>235-237-250-254-255 FROM 2 AM
TUESDAY TO 6 PM TUESDAY.
yeah - I'm about 20 miles W of Boston and I've been following all this... concur!
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Thunderbird12
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Recon recently found 132 kt flight-level winds (at 850mb, I believe) in the SW quadrant of . That's an odd place to find the maximum winds in a system that is moving NE at around 30 mph, but has never been a typical hurricane.
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Rdietch
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My hat goes off the the they had it peged and with all the difference people and stations trying to 1 up them it did not happen hate off to them.
Edited by Rdietch (Mon Oct 24 2005 04:50 PM)
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Thunderbird12
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A C-MAN station on the western tip of Grand Bahama island reported sustained winds up to 82 knots as went by, with gusts to 99 knots. The max winds were just bumped up to 105 knots (120 mph) on the 5pm advisory.
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Storm Hunter
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a little stronger... she just wouldn't die!
REPEATING THE 5 PM EDT POSITION...29.0 N... 77.4 W. MOVEMENT
TOWARD...NORTHEAST NEAR 37 MPH. MAXIMUM SUSTAINED
WINDS...120 MPH. MINIMUM CENTRAL PRESSURE... 954 MB.
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Wx Data: KFLPANAM23 / CW8771
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typhoon_tip
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a little stronger... she just wouldn't die!
REPEATING THE 5 PM EDT POSITION...29.0 N... 77.4 W. MOVEMENT
TOWARD...NORTHEAST NEAR 37 MPH. MAXIMUM SUSTAINED
WINDS...120 MPH. MINIMUM CENTRAL PRESSURE... 954 MB.
that's unusual...to have even modest strengthening while moving at 37mph of translational velocity!
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MadDog
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Margie said this a.m. Quote:
Five weeks remain in the hurricane season. It is not unlikely we'll see a Beta (just hope they don't jump the gun like they did with Alpha). Quote:
Is this the concensus?
( (I tried to post this to the Alpha discussion forum, but obviously it didn't go where I wanted it to)
Edited by MadDog (Mon Oct 24 2005 04:58 PM)
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bn765
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This is bad news for the east coast.....for the northeast they are already calling this the "superstorm" of 2005 which is supposed to hit the whole northeast tommorrow.
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Thunderbird12
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a little stronger... she just wouldn't die!
REPEATING THE 5 PM EDT POSITION...29.0 N... 77.4 W. MOVEMENT
TOWARD...NORTHEAST NEAR 37 MPH. MAXIMUM SUSTAINED
WINDS...120 MPH. MINIMUM CENTRAL PRESSURE... 954 MB.
that's unusual...to have even modest strengthening while moving at 37mph of translational velocity!
The shocking thing is that there is still some anticyclonic outflow on the backside of the system as it is getting pushed along at a high rate of speed.
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blizzardnut
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So... 40 ft seas forecast S and E of Nantucket, 1-5" of rain in E Mass, and 7"+ of snow forecast only 100 miles northwest of there. What a monsta!! Not a great day to go fishin'. It's almost leaf-raking time, but I'm not much into tree-raking. BTW, the mets here are predicting a "gravity wave" tomorow morning to enhance the rain along the south coast in association with all the transferred energy from (I think)... anyone care to educate me on what that is?
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This is bad news for the east coast.....for the northeast they are already calling this the "superstorm" of 2005 which is supposed to hit the whole northeast tommorrow.
Well, not to be too cynical, but this year we've already had two or three "superstorm of 2005"s...even here with no tropical systems... rough weather seems to be fairly common around here these days...but yeah, be careful everyone.
Edited by blizzardnut (Mon Oct 24 2005 05:07 PM)
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damejune2
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I'd like to know the chances of us having to deal with another hurricane this year. The mets on the local station i watch said with the cooler temps, air and water, it would be difficult for anything to develop in this area or come at us from another area. Don't know how accurate that information is, but thats what they said.
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Gloria 1985 (Eye passed over my house in...get this...northwestern CT!)
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