inHISgrip
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what does that all mean?
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nc_tropical_wx79
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I also want to know like InhisGrip but I too want to know how is looking image wise and alot of people are refering to being dead or almost there is he? And how long until the plane reach ?
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Josh Delsman
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Right now, I believe the GOES satellite that is currently monitoring and the rest of the Atlantic is undergoing an eclipse. It should be back online, according to NOAA, at around 4:30 UTC. More then on how it looks..
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danielw
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Recon is tasked with a center fix at 0600Z...about 50 minutes from now. Give or take.
Translating my above post.
Cold front meeting Tropical Air mass from near or around ...means that the warm humid air and the cold dry air could make one huge rainstorm. The actual location and timing are still...up in the air. (No pun intended)
That forecast was from an earlier model run, and may or may not hold out after the new model run.
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hurricaneguy
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What times do the model runs normaly come out? I have never known.
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Josh Delsman
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Usually around the time intermediate advisories come out.
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nc_tropical_wx79
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Can anyone a Met and/or Mod tell me where the center of is ?
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Josh Delsman
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Can anyone a Met and/or Mod tell me where the center of is ?
You'll probably have to wait until the recon fix at 2, or the intermediate advisory... whichever hits the wires first.
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nc_tropical_wx79
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I see an ULL sitting right on top of and this is leading me to believe that after Cuba there won't be anyhting left of him to track. Any comment I want to know anyone's thought/feelings on this?
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JustMe
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Are we still thinking that Erenesto will come back to be a hurricane again?
If it is encountering this already and has to still cross Cuba I am wondering if it will hold it's own or not
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nc_tropical_wx79
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How and Why is being kept at a 50mph TS looking at the recon I only saw #'s that would make it a TD. Are they for someone's reason leaving it a TS? and what happens when it becomes a TD over Cuba or even weaker then and people start wondering about the big jump in decrease when it really wasn't ne.
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WeatherNLU
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All along they have felt that they were missing the strongest winds over land and since they cannot fly over those countries airspace.
This time I think it's somewhat that, but also that they are waiting for recon to get in there. If they don't have anything better update wise to use, they will stick with persistence until they find out otherwise.
If you look at numbers, surprisingly, it's still a T3.3 which surely supports winds of 50. That was as of the last sat picture before the nightly blackout.
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danielw
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URNT12 KNHC 280612
VORTEX DATA MESSAGE
A. 28/05:56:00Z
B. 19 deg 10 min N
075 deg 13 min W
C. 850 mb 1483 m
D. NA kt
E. NA deg nm
F. 195 deg 026 kt
G. 145 deg 078 nm
H. 1008 mb
I. 16 C/ 1460 m
J. 18 C/ 1458 m
K. 17 C/ NA
L. NA
M. NA
N. 1 34 / 8
O. 0.02 / 1 nm
P. AF304 0905A OB 06
MAX FL WIND 26 KT S QUAD 05:32:10 Z
MAX FL TEMP 19 C, 160 / 34NM
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danielw
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Sats are back up here:
http://weather.msfc.nasa.gov/GOES/goeseastconusir.html
http://weather.msfc.nasa.gov/GOES/
Max wind from Recon now up to 36 kts at flight level. I don't kow if will leave at TS status or not.
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HanKFranK
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goshsakes, drop the hurricane warnings for haiti and southeast cuba. the previous evening recon pass barely found any gale force winds either.
ernesto is stuck over a narrow strait with hispaniola disrupting its inflow (and it's offcenter anticyclone causing much of the convection to fire east over the island), a small, misaligned core, and has an unexpected and nagging upper shear axis cutting across it from another upper vortmax that wouldn't have been an issue had it stayed near jamaica. will probably weaken and reform on the north coast of cuba, or barely come off as anything if it stays over land for a day or so. however, basic synoptic setup favors it to restrengthen in spite of everything when it gets a little distance from land (and also when it can feed off the convergence from that strong easterly fetch just north of haiti).
we're probably going to hear a bunch of people saying 'it's dead' or 'hispaniola killed it' or 'no more ' when the crowd wakes up tomorrow. i'll just remind everyone again... small core system. it can spin up in a hurry, and the essential factors that have let it develop so far aren't very much changed, just it's relationship to landmasses. that will change, and during the next couple of days shear should again drop to favorable levels.
HF 0639z28august
Edited by HanKFranK (Mon Aug 28 2006 02:40 AM)
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danielw
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The new model run is out. It's hard to describe.
here's the link:
http://asp1.sbs.ohio-state.edu/text/tropical/atlantic/models/06082806
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berrywr
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I think there is a real possibility of taking a course right up the east coast of the FL peninsula and maybe the possibility exists it won't make landfalll and skirt near the coast as the shortwave approaching the SE digs southward and a well welcomed cold front visits and passes through the SE USA. Satellite presentation tonight is difficult to locate the center and it can't be ruled out that the center may actually be further north under the coldes cloud tops and convection if so, track will continue to shift east.
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WeatherNLU
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Those models, the BAM suite, A98E and LBAR have all shifted a good deal back west or left of the 00Z run.
BAMD went from 26.8 85.5 to 27.5 88.1
BAMM went from 29.9 79.4 to 31.4 83.7
A98E went from 35.4 74.1 to 27.0 83.6 (now that's a jump!)
LBAR went from 27.7 83.4 to 29.3 84.0
The point isn't that any of these are right or wrong, but that they all shifted back west some. Let's see how the other models react.
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danielw
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Here's a bit more to the break down.
Differences for 090106 06Z, Last night's 06Z run vs Tonight's 06Z run.
BAMD +2.5N/ 0.0W
BAMM +6.1N/ +2.0W
A98E -3.8N/ -1.5W
LBAR +1.4N/ +1.1W
AND THE BETTER NEWS;
SHIPS Down 22kts to forecast of 78kts.
DSHP-Down even more to forecast of 35kts.
Shortcut to graphic on front page.
Green and yellow/ brown plots have updated at 06Z
Pinks and blues are from 00Z run.
http://www.sfwmd.gov/org/omd/ops/weather/plots/storm_05.gif
http://www.skeetobiteweather.com/archive/model/AL052006mlts.gif
Edited by danielw (Mon Aug 28 2006 03:08 AM)
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cieldumort
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First, a disclaimer - We've been packing/cleaning/moving for a week, so I'm not following nearly as close as I typically follow tropical cyclones, and have been doing so while quite punchy.
So take this observation with a grain or ten of salt  That said - It is looking somewhat plausible to me that may get nudged farther west/southwest - as some models have recently suggested, but perhaps even a little bit more - I have been watching that incoming fist of dry air to his north. Here's a kicker - I suspect that unlike Chris, who was north of the islands, is *possibly* south-enough of the islands to not be as impacted (should this indeed play out) that he may not have the triple-whammy of dry air + shear + land. In fact, he may simply get nudged over some warmer waters and farther from land -- this is not the official forecast, of course, and just one possibility as I see it. is such a devil to forecast - lots of variables - and I do not submit that I am at all 100% bought in to this - just that it looks much more possible now than just 24 hours ago.
Another possible outcome of this, should it play out, would be for it not to shove enough - or soon enough - to keep him from fully entering Cuba, but quickly enough and potently enough for him to ride up the entire length of the island - more or less - and become severely disrupted.
I submit that within the next six hours or so it should become clear if either one of these really has a chance to play out. Bears watching, because either one suggests yet another drastic change in course and/or future intensity.
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