Steve
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What you got on it? I just had my work pc replaced with a 1.3GHz system and I was out of town so I didn't get my address book copied over. I'm working on it slowly but lost my link to the . Post the excerpt if you don't mind.
Steve
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MF'n Super Bowl Champions
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Anonymous
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Here it is...
http://kauai.nrlmry.navy.mil/tc-bin/tc_home
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Anonymous
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Very nice. Small...not a lot of color but nice. And, the water there is more than marginal.
Bobbi
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Nice, yeahh...but too south and close to S. America.
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Anonymous
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Maybe Bobbi, if it can survive the shear monster. Don't know what the shear forecast is, but I see some to it's west coming off S.A. , but it's riding on a wave that is moving fast. Slow down 91L! But if upper winds abate we'll have our first real Atlantic/Caribbean system to track. Everyone take a deep breath, let's wait & sea. Cheers!! Steve H.
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Satellite pics of the western Gulf of Mexico look interesting this afternoon...some outflow, convection... is there anything lurking on the horizon?
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Carl
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I agee. I'm not sure why this gulf system is being ignored--concentrated t-storms, pressure down to 29.85, good outflow developing, some turning on the Corpus Christi radar loops, etc.
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Steve
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If it hangs out a few more days, it won't be ignored. All models were moving Bermuda High over my way over the last few days. However, and have slacked a bit. Btw, (I think it was) had a very interesting solution on the 12Z run for the east coast where the ridge actually splits in the 84-120 hour range. I haven't seen that so far this summer.
Pressures are marginal, but all winds are (were last I checked @ 1:00) basically out of the SE. You have a surface trof piling into an upper feature so it can't move WNW like it should and it's just sitting there spinning up convection which hasn't made it my way yet today.
It's not impossible, but it's not likely to do anything yet. See my post yesterday on the options because the only thing that's changed is if we get a wind shift this far south, that convection is going to miss us to the SE and more likely affect MS, AL, FL in a few days.
No news on Bastardi's little spin headed for the FL straits. Models don't do very much with it so far, but it will be riding south of the nose of the Bermuda High, so it's anyone's guess if something can play out here. Had Joe not continued to mention it for the last few days, I would have lost it.
Steve
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Carl
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buoy off of Corpus Christi down to 29.81--5pm
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Hey Carl,
That's a little lower than it has been. On the high-res visible they showed here on Fox8, it appeared that some type of surface circulation was trying to form. Bob Breck reminded all the NC Gulf Coasters that the sign anything was forming down there would be a corresponding drop in pressure here as well as a shift in the winds to the NE. Complicating our weather for this weekend is an apparent wave moving off the west coast of FL and heading toward the Gulf. Definitely some interesting features around.
Watch again tomorrow and also check the 00 model runs tonight to see if they are beginning to pick up on anything this way.
Steve
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first time storms have fired late in the gulf this thing realy looks stong this could be it steve were will it go.
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pressure drop again , down to 29.80 mb and falling
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Anonymous
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29.78 north of were i think it is starting i cant get out there
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shear , shear, shear
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avn shear model current- 4day shear light in that area , sorry what shear?
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you go boy i dont see it
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29.78 thats about a 1007 mb low ,does that sound about right?
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Carl
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Hey Steve,
I watched Bob Breck for a lot of years when I lived near New Orleans. I well remember the "tension" between Breck and Nash Roberts when he was still on the air at channel 4. I always preferred Breck over Nash because he always had the latest technology whereas Nash was dawing on a map with a magic marker. Since I moved to Baton Rouge, I'm stuck watching the local guys here--let me tell you, they don't have a clue (they would fit in well at the Weather Channel).
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Carl
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That would be drawing, not dawing!
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I'm with you Carl. Bob is the best meteorologist in town still. I just finished listening to the Barometer Bob show (2nd Wednesday of every month at 8pm ET). We've got Carl Arredndo formerly of now on WWL TV 4 who took Dave Barnes' place - good thing too because I didn't like Dave Barnes.
I'm going to check those buoys now.
Steve
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