yecatsjg
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Winds are picking up here in Bradenton, more sustained and higher gusts.....three houses down 2 guys are on a roof nailing down shingles as they fly up.  (it's an old roof).
Stacey
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B.C.Francis
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Some of the moored bouys out in tthe gulf coming in with some great data last few hours...Weatherchef
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KimmieL
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To all who responded ............"Thanks for the info on the buoy's"!
Kimmie
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TDW
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Local TV weatherman said winds are now 115 MPH in recent update.
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"It's time to see the world
It's time to kiss a girl
It's time to cross the wild meridian"
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hurricane_run
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it is is back to a major. at 115mph
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dolfinatic
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000
WTNT64 KNHC 092140
TCUAT4
HURRICANE TROPICAL CYCLONE UPDATE
NWS TPC/NATIONAL HURRICANE CENTER MIAMI FL
440 PM EDT SAT JUL 09 2005
REPORTS FROM AN AIR FORCE RESERVE HURRICANE HUNTER AIRCRAFT INDICATE
THAT THE CENTRAL PRESSURE OF HAS FALLEN RAPIDLY TO 947 MB.
DENNIS HAS REGAINED DANGEROUS MAJOR HURRICANE STATUS...CATEGORY 3
ON THE SAFFIR-SIMPSON HURRICANE SCALE...WITH MAXIMUM SUSTAINED
WINDS OF 115 MPH. WINDS ARE EXPECTED TO INCREASE EVEN MORE THIS
EVENING.
FORECASTER BEVEN
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hurricane_run
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duplicate post removed
Edited by hurricane_run (Sat Jul 09 2005 09:50 PM)
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damejune2
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damejune2, there was just the one person there who continually tried to push the storm into S. Florida. Others may have posted questions asking if it were possible, but it was just the one poster with those comments. You are making a broad assumption about everyone here with your remarks, one that I feel is unearned. I apologize if my post came across as blunt, but I felt it necessary to defend the integrity of this website, as it is (IMO) the best such site on the Internet. The community here is relatively small, but most everyone either knows their stuff or wants to learn more about these things...you don't find that much of anywhere else.
Clark - I am sorry and i need to learn, as a new poster, to sort through the BS. My apologies to you and to all.
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Gloria 1985 (Eye passed over my house in...get this...northwestern CT!)
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Lysis
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No problem.
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cheers
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bn765
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Does this thing have a chance to go back up to CAT 4?
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Lysis
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Does this thing have a chance to go back up to CAT 4?
At this rate, certainly has business with being atleast a minimal cat IV.
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cheers
Edited by Lysis (Sat Jul 09 2005 09:58 PM)
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Rich B
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Yes, this thing defintely has the chance to get to Cat 4!
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B.C.Francis
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Good move. Now lets move on........Weatherchef
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DebbiePSL
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I too understand Dame, I was in the eye of two hurricanes last year so needless to say I get a little nervous and anxious but I just try to look over the over dramatic replies and focus on what is real
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bn765
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My guess is 135-145 at landfall......what do you guys think?
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pam
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I am new to this forum. Living in Destin Fl right now , and getting a little nervous after the past few updates. We decided to stay. Hope we are doing the right thing.
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damejune2
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Does anyone have any links to sites where they have the models; UKMET, , Canadian Models, etc...??? If you do, can you post them? Thanks!
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Gloria 1985 (Eye passed over my house in...get this...northwestern CT!)
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G. J.
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yes it is really deepening. still not to the rapid or explosive deepening yet. it is just below (1.66 mb/hr for 10hrs) rapid deepening (1.75 mb/hr for 24 hours) still this is significant strengthening.
At 7am pressure was 969. At 5:30pm it was 947 = 2.095mb/hr for 10.5hrs. Would this be considered rapid or explosive strengthening yet?
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G. J.
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Does anyone have any links to sites where they have the models; UKMET, , Canadian Models, etc...??? If you do, can you post them? Thanks!
http://moe.met.fsu.edu/tcgengifs/
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Puig
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Pensacola looks like your going to be under the gun again. Im sure after everyones learned their lesson as looks like one formidable hurricane. Use your time today wisely. Been through Hurricane Andrew and after that I look at these storms in a different manner. Also, my guess is this storm will be coming on shore sooner than the expected. Maybe even reaching Cat 4 status!
Batten down the hatches!
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