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Colleen A.
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Re: Hurricane Frances in the Evening [Re: Colleen A.]
      #22727 - Wed Sep 01 2004 11:11 PM

Well, then Phil, I guess you might have to tell him the same thing. I'm done with it now. I would have PM'd him, but again, he's not registered.

I was only answering his comment to me, if you want to chop me for that, then fine.

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Re: Hurricane Frances in the Evening [Re: Jeffmidtown]
      #22728 - Wed Sep 01 2004 11:12 PM

wouldn't it be great if someone could just pick up this storm and throw it into Afganastan or something?

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BillD
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Re: Hurricane Frances in the Evening [Re: Jeffmidtown]
      #22729 - Wed Sep 01 2004 11:13 PM

Yes, it has been out for over a week now. Came back briefly this morning, but is out again.

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Re: Hurricane Frances in the Evening [Re: kelcot]
      #22730 - Wed Sep 01 2004 11:14 PM

ETA's new landfall point

That's to show that it still could go either way up the coast, and it's not really quite the best time to try to guess an exact landfall point.


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Re: Hurricane Frances in the Evening [Re: BillD]
      #22731 - Wed Sep 01 2004 11:16 PM

Man, the eye diameter is growing and growing,again. With every frame it gets even larger.

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Re: Hurricane Frances in the Evening [Re: Colleen A.]
      #22732 - Wed Sep 01 2004 11:17 PM

Sorry if I offended you. I do remember Phillips talking about the turn east before 12 o clock when Charlie was closing in. I will admit that he waited for an hour before confirming that the path was changing. Either way, lets hope some miracle takes this baby out of Florida and harms way for other states as well. By the way, will any insurance companies do business in Florida if this monster hits Florida?

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SoonerShawn
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Re: Hurricane Frances in the Evening [Re: MikeC]
      #22733 - Wed Sep 01 2004 11:19 PM

Mike, how has the ETA been handling Frances so far?

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Re: Hurricane Frances in the Evening [Re: Tarpon]
      #22734 - Wed Sep 01 2004 11:20 PM

good question! mines going to expire in october. I wonder if the renewal rate will go up? I bet it will....

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Doombot!
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Eyewall [Re: 52255225]
      #22736 - Wed Sep 01 2004 11:27 PM

Looks like the replacement cycle is done. Anyone have the latest pressure?

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Colleen A.
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Re: Hurricane Frances in the Evening [Re: Tarpon]
      #22737 - Wed Sep 01 2004 11:28 PM

No problem...and I think that the best hope is that it does go parallel up the coast and then to the NE.

As for insurance? If this one hits, I don't know that they can NOT insure people, but the rates will definitely go up.

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Re: Hurricane Frances in the Evening [Re: 52255225]
      #22738 - Wed Sep 01 2004 11:29 PM

Im supposed to be in Florida this weekend to visit my brother in-law. Our flight gets into Tampa 12:01am Saterday. My brother in-law lives in Orlando and we were suposed to go to Satellite Beach....

Should we still come and just stay in Orlando? Is that safe? Or will the flights be canceled?


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BillD
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Re: Eyewall [Re: Doombot!]
      #22739 - Wed Sep 01 2004 11:31 PM

Last vortex message from recon was at 2215Z, and it was 939MB. I agree it has finished this cycle and is looking less ragged overall. Also still on a WNW heading.

Bill


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won't get in the gulf with this one... [Re: JeffSD]
      #22740 - Wed Sep 01 2004 11:34 PM

I was only about 500 miles off or so. Not bad. Sure looks like it is tracking more and more northerly. almost tracking nw at the moment, and wouldn't suprise me if Hank Frank is right.

I thought earlier it would get in the gulf, but doubt it. looks like a Florida hit, but maybe it won't.

Kinda missing the islands around the bahamas at the moment....but won't miss the last two.


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Re: won't get in the gulf with this one... [Re: rickonboat]
      #22741 - Wed Sep 01 2004 11:37 PM

I'm getting off of here for a while...need to take a breather.

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Re: Hurricane Frances in the Evening [Re: Tarpon]
      #22742 - Wed Sep 01 2004 11:39 PM

we "used" to have a weatherman here too that went out on a limb and told everyone there was no way a storm was coming this way. that it was headed to texas. next morning everyone woke up with Opal headed this way. don't base what is going on by one persons statement. with all that have to get information with use all of those resources. that is what the mets do. as far as no way tampa is getting hurricane winds.... based on the track probably not.. but i am probably not gonna win the lottery but i still got 5 quick picks

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Re: Hurricane Frances in the Evening [Re: andy1tom]
      #22743 - Wed Sep 01 2004 11:45 PM

Geez...and it fit too...

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Edited by Chad (Wed Sep 01 2004 11:58 PM)


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Doombot!
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GFDL [Re: andy1tom]
      #22744 - Wed Sep 01 2004 11:46 PM

The ~00z GFDL is out, it really wants to pull it away from Florida.

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WXMAN RICHIE
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Frances [Re: Doombot!]
      #22746 - Wed Sep 01 2004 11:52 PM

Email from a friend:

The NHC is now putting Frances ashore at Vero Beach or so. That's a 24 hour southward movement from Jacksonville. If that holds the Orlando metro area will get blasted like with Charley but worse.

I'm still forecasting a Ft. Lauderdale-Miami window, the only Meteorologist (I think) forecasting that landfall, with no changes over the past three days. Even this landfall can still blast the Tampa Bay area but more likely a Sarasota to Ft. Myers window. A path south of Miami through the Florida Keys and/or Florida Straits is also "possible".

Take Care,
Thomas F. Giella
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Re: won't get in the gulf with this one... [Re: rickonboat]
      #22747 - Wed Sep 01 2004 11:52 PM

What did Hank Frank say? I cant find it on here.

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LI Phil
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A request & A challenge... [Re: Doombot!]
      #22748 - Wed Sep 01 2004 11:53 PM

SkeetoByte will do up his now wildly popular maps with the GFS & GFDL models...what he needs are times, coords & windspeeds. If there is anyone on the boards who could provide him with such (like you don't have enough to do), he will then generate model maps based on the model progs.

If anyone can get that data in "NHC" form, that would be most welcome. Thanks! and Good Luck!

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