tikibar
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HMY
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Same thing here is Sebring. Just not "normal". But over the past month's experiences, I can only attribute it to what's been happening. Hurricanes! I know very little about any of this (have learned tons from this site, though). Until is well north of me, then I'll be relieved.
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andy1tom
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ok,
fsu lost, oak lost, tb lost... it comes in threes' aint no way is coming here..
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Colleen A.
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WE NOW RETURN YOU TO YOUR REGULARLY SCHEDULED HURRICANE
Sorry, mods... ....I just know for me that a little humor goes a long way in situations like the one we're in now.
-------------------- You know you're a hurricane freak when you wake up in the morning and hit "REFRESH" on CFHC instead of the Snooze Button.
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Cathy
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TWC: Cedar Key and North Reddington Beach - am I missing something?
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Terry Johnson
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What???? No Browns score????
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andy1tom
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anyone have a scoop on the next advisory?? looking at the loops i would say its slowing but does that mean it going to make the turn to the north or going to do another jog west?
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SoonerShawn
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http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/PS/TROP/DATA/RT/gmex-wv-loop.html
Look at this and see if you don't notice how the trof that was barreling down has really slowed like it ran into a wall or something. If you don't see it than I guess I'm wrong.
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wxman007
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Slowing usually means a track shift, but we will have to wait and see...but I think I see hints of a north jog in the last few frames...
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Jamiewx
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The 5 PM EDT position...19.3 N... 82.5 W. Movement
toward...west-northwest near 10 mph. Maximum sustained
winds...150 mph. Minimum central pressure... 916 mb.
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BillD
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I do see it. It looks to me like is pushing the dry air ahead of it into the trof at lower levels. However the trof convection isn't getting pushed, it almost looks like it is starting to interact directly with . I think this is when the turn will start.
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CHECK OUT .COM
PANAMA CITY, FL
RADAR ON RIGHT....VIPIR.. NEW?
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AdmittedHacker
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New position out... headed almost due west. I know everyone keeps saying a turn "any hour now" but geez... isn't listening. Now advisories are going out for Mexico...
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LoisCane
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this might be a hurricane related string afterall
lets think on this
miami did lousy (and we thought that was bad coaching)
new orleans lost...
tampa lost
maybe all those players have a lot on their minds
i mean if you had million dollar luxury homes with every latest convenience known to mankind in them and had to go out there and play knowing it might all be whoosh taken away
would your mind be on the game?
maybe..those players have been sitting up all night watching
hmnnn
a lot of teams in the cone of uncertainty LOST
see my point???
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Colleen A.
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Wow..that was a great loop to look at. Looks like the High by eastern Florida is starting to weaken, lifting more up to the north, and the trough is really coming in strong. From what I have seen with my un-college-educated eye is that maybe that western motion is slowing and the lifting of the high is going to allow to start moving more NW.
It also appears that is now too far west to allow for that trough to push him under Florida.
This is going to be interesting, huh?
Is that what your're seeing?
Note: maybe this is why the has kept the forecast track a little further east of the model guidance for the last couple of advisories?
Edited by Colleen A. (Sun Sep 12 2004 04:56 PM)
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LoisCane
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They posted watches and/or warnings for the yucatan
tho they do insist it is going wnw...
would say really north of due west and they are hoping it will go wnw
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SirCane
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Folks here in Pensacola are boarding up like crazy. I haven't really done anything yet but may tomorrow.
Ivan is taking us for quite a ride!
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MrSpock
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it might have slowed, but the ridge is nosing quickly into North Dakota, and if anything, is locking that into place. I am seeing the who structure sharpen, as evidenced by the ULL over Memphis, and the backing of the flow in front of it. The trough looks to be entrenching itself, and the fact that has slowed, might mean it is starting to influence it. Big storms never make turns at high speed, so it may be closer to turning.
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Terra
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6 mb pressure drop.... Still moving to the WNW.... Ok , I'm getting tired of this game.... Show us your cards!
No surprise to me regarding the Saints score.... Any real Saints fan doesn't expect them to win!
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