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emackl
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Re: hmmm.. [Re: HanKFranK]
      #63954 - Wed Nov 23 2005 08:40 PM

Happy Thanksgiving HF and the rest of you all. Thanks for this board too.

Jackie


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NONAME
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Re: hmmm.. [Re: emackl]
      #63955 - Wed Nov 23 2005 08:48 PM

Yep hankfrank Thank and I wrote you a message. Happy thanks giving great job with these forums you are trully awesome at this stuff.

By the way Delta look like it might possibly be a hurricane tommorow but who know only good well happy thanksgiving everyone and good luck shopping the day after.

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dave foster
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Re: hmmm.. [Re: NONAME]
      #63957 - Wed Nov 23 2005 09:18 PM

Delta appears to be turning through east now, and I think when it gets to NE it's probably going to take a bit of a run up towards the Azores. There's one thing for certain, it's NOT going to hit Florida. If it does get free passage northeast then in 2 to 3 days we might be giving advice to the folks in Portugal again

Anyway, y'all have a good Thanksgiving, you luck dogs - I have to wait 'til Christmas for my turkey

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LoisCane
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Re: hmmm.. [Re: HanKFranK]
      #63958 - Wed Nov 23 2005 09:45 PM

Hard to believe we may have a hurricane on the map again... but not unbelievable.

Amazing season. Imagine we will see one more storm though where I don't know.

As for the nasty comment... You know what they say.. Can't please everyone so at least you ought to please yourself.. or something like that.

Either way HANK FRANK ... you please us a lot and I come here to read what you have to say often.

Seems online you have to adopt a very hard sort of shell to people making nasty comments about you. Sad, but true...

You make this site what it is... along with Clark and Ed and the brothers and a few others...

Will check back tomorrow to see what is what with Delta... and any E storm that might pop up but... don't think the Caribbean is all that friendly a place for the E storm to form..

Happy Thanksgiving to everyone here... lurker, poster or someone who stumbled in...

Bobbi

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Margie
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Re: hmmm.. [Re: LoisCane]
      #63959 - Wed Nov 23 2005 10:00 PM

Well, I like to think that I add a certain enthusiasm to the mix! [Margie-like grin]

? about Delta: How is it getting any outflow when it is within a larger low? Is this why the convection was so slow to develop?

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ltpat228
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Delta Burke's direction..? [Re: Margie]
      #63960 - Wed Nov 23 2005 10:19 PM

I must be an idiot yet I see this storm heading north when all the sites say it's heading SS/E.

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FloydRTurbo
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Re: Delta... why not? [Re: HanKFranK]
      #63961 - Wed Nov 23 2005 10:31 PM

I was wondering if anyone has any comments or insight on the latest model runs on http://moe.met.fsu.edu/tcgengifs/. Specifically the GFS and UKMET models which spin off another low from Delta that looks like it has a more westerly track to start off. Any idea of the likelihood of this scenario? Since I've been storm trooping I haven't followed model runs this year very closely and don't know which ones are proving to be the most reliable in given situations. All I know is the GFDL appears to have done the best with Katrina, Rita, and Wilma (at least from what I could tell) and it doesn't spawn a potential Epsilon (or Zeta if Epsilon forms in the carribean later in the week - hard to believe this year's made it this far in the Greek Alphabet). Just a point of curiosity...

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UKCloudgazer
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Re: Delta... why not? [Re: FloydRTurbo]
      #63964 - Thu Nov 24 2005 05:25 AM

Well, looking at the NOGAPS, I would say Epsilon will be in the Mediterranean about Tuesday....

http://moe.met.fsu.edu/cgi-bin/nogapstc2...;hour=Animation

Happy thanksgiving - hope you aren't reading this but having jolly times somewhere.


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FloydRTurbo
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Re: Delta... why not? [Re: UKCloudgazer]
      #63967 - Thu Nov 24 2005 12:10 PM

No, it has to be a Tropical system to get named, otherwise it's just a low pressure system. But interesting to see now that the NOGAPS is now following the GFS and UKMET scenario. Happy Thanksgiving

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