danielw
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If Jeanne is supposedly heading anything but West. Then why is the grid line constantly visible in the lower part of the eye. I'm refering to the Weather Channel graphics.
Dr Steve just said "It hasn't made the turn yet". Hold your comments LIPhil. 
BTW- storm movement directions ARE averaged over a period of time and not necessarily the direction of movement from one Advisory to the next.
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0300Z current: 27.2N 80.0W 100Kt winds
1200Z 29.2N 82.9W 65Kt
0000Z 33.0N 83.5W 40Kt
they're still sticking with tne NW turn
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You Go Girl!!
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Quick thx to my hommies out there...
Yeah, I pulled some strings, but they wouldn't have given me the time of day if it did not mean something.
WEATHER>>>JEANNE most important now
I'll hang around a minimum of an hour, unless you'd prefer I didn't..I got your storm surge maps, your up to date radars and your WV loops at the ready...
Just give me the word...I want to help.
I was tempted to go further (as in responding) but that's not what's important right now...your safety is...
Fire away and I will do what I can
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BUCKLE UP!
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Liz L.
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10:58ish here still windy, but still have power. i wonder if we will be spared hurricane winds? i pray and hope.
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collegemom
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enough is enough
please stay on topic
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0300Z current: 27.2N 80.0W 100Kt winds
1200Z 29.2N 82.9W 65Kt
0000Z 33.0N 83.5W 40Kt
they're still sticking with tne NW turn
follow the trends of the storm
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richisurfs
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I'm sitting here in Indialantic finally going thru this thing and I don't have time to go in depth so I'll just say that if I did have the time I would have basically written exactly what Colleen just did. I stand behind you Phil!
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Liz L.
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please keep up the good work here i love coming here and reading the updates.
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danielw
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HURRICANE LOCAL STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE MIAMI FL
1030 PM EDT SAT SEP 25 2004
...EYE WALL NOW IMPACTING EXTREME NORTHERN SECTIONS OF PALM BEACH COUNTY...
...HURRICANE FORCE WINDS MOVING ACROSS THE COASTAL WATERS AND NORTHERN PORTIONS OF PALM BEACH COUNTY...
...WIND IMPACTS...
AT 10 PM...WIND REPORTS ACROSS PALM BEACH INDICATED SUSTAINED WINDS OF 55 TO 60 MPH WITH GUSTS TO 74 MPH...PARTICULARLY AT WEST PALM BEACH. HAM RADIO OPERATOR REPORTS FROM THE JUPITER AREA INDICATED ESTIMATED WIND GUSTS CLOSE TO 100 MPH CLOSER TO THE EYE WALL. ACROSS BROWARD COUNTY...WIND REPORTS ACROSS THE NORTHEAST PORTIONS OF THE COUNTY INDICATED SUSTAINED TROPICAL STORM FORCE WINDS...40 TO 45 MPH...WITH GUSTS AS HIGH AS 55 TO 60 MPH. ACROSS THE REMAINDER OF BROWARD COUNTY...WINDS REPORTS INDICATED SUSTAINED WINDS OF 30 TO 39 MPH WITH GUSTS TO AROUND 45 MPH. WINDS IN MIAMI DADE COUNTY WERE MAINLY 25 TO 35 MPH WITH GUSTS TO 40 TO 45 MPH PARTICULARLY IN THE NORTHEAST PORTIONS OF THE COUNTY. AT 10 MPH...FOWEY ROCKS...JUST SOUTH OF KEY BISCAYNE...WAS REPORTING SUSTAINED WINDS NEAR 45 MPH WITH GUSTS TO 55 TO 60 MPH.
*IN THE LAKE OKEECHOBEE REGION...WINDS WERE MOSTLY IN THE 40 TO 50 MPH RANGE WITH GUSTS TO 65 TO 70 MPH. WINDS WERE MOSTLY IN THE 20 TO 30 MPH RANGE ACROSS THE REMAINDER OF SOUTH FLORIDA GUSTING CLOSE TO 35 MPH.
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Jeffmidtown
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It really seems that the and Accu-weather are sticking to the bitter end with the northeast turn once it gets inland. But with the speed of Jeanne, wouldn't that make it harder to make that northerly turn and track it further into the GOM? The way this storm has been acting in the last 12 hours I have a gut feeling that Jeanne may become esque and track into the GOM and then head into Alabama and track near Atlanta...
No meterological basis for that statement, but just observations and feelings.
Also, Georgia gubbanah Sonny Purdue has just issued a state of emergency for the entire state...I wonder if he knows something that the may not know?
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AdvAutoBob
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First off... though I've just started posting pretty heavily tonight, I HAVE been lurking here off and on since 2003. That being said, I have nothing but RESPECT for Phil, as he understands what we in the line of fire are going through (both physically AND emotionally), and I ejnoy a chance to jump "off topic" to let off some steam. Kudos to him, Mike, Ed, HF, et al... and the rest of the regulars here. Tropical weather has been a hobby for me since I moved heer to Florida in 1973 as a wee lad of 9, and have learned more in the last 10 months here than in the previous years combined.. Once things clear up here, the FIRST thing I'm doing is chipping in to the new server fund.
rant off.... now i'm going to get my generator ready (just in case!)
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FlaRebel
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Give us all you got Phil!! This is the track versus where she is going. She is south of the forecast. That is why I am afraid this is a GOM and double landfall storm. Click on the forecast points.
http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/PS/TROP/DATA/RT/float-vis-loop.html
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FlaRebel
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Hope she holds off do I can get in 18 tomorrow morning.
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Frank P
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I want to echo Colleen's comments on Phil... this guy has busted his ass to help the entire family.... I'm not even really sure what transpired tonight should have elevated to the level its at, but I know this... NO ONE has put in more quality time and effort in trying to moderate this board under what has to be considered as extraordinary events that has affected so many of us over the past several weeks... you asked for something from Phil and it you get it... he is a tremendous assest to this web site... the site is at unparalled popularity and membership... and Phil's recent contributions over the past several months are directly related to that success... one of the best decisions Mike and Ed made was appointing Phil as a moderator... it was a stroke of genius .... and I really don't want him to leave our site when it really is starting to pay big dividends to the members, and others who use this site as a source of tropical information...
anyone want to delete my post fine.... as least I've said my piece...
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LakeToho... I don't see Jeanne north of the lake yet. The south edge of Jeanne's eyewall is right on the Martin County/Palm Beach County line... which is just about the centerline of the lake, is it not?
I still see primarily westerly movement. Waiting for that turn...
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Jeffmidtown
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New thread posted......
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danielw
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Forecast points. Somebody forgot to tell Jeanne she was supposed to turn.
LIPhil-WE are ready when your are. You got any of them Mike Size Maps??
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gailwarning
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I'm sitting here in Indialantic finally going thru this thing and I don't have time to go in depth so I'll just say that if I did have the time I would have basically written exactly what Colleen just did. I stand behind you Phil!
Tell us what it's like there!
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RevUp
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It seems that the is sticking to the bitter end with the northeast turn once it gets inland. But with the speed of Jeanne, wouldn't that make it harder to make that northerly turn and track it further into the GOM? The way this storm has been acting in the last 12 hours I have a gut feeling that Jeanne may become esque and track into the GOM and then head into Alabama and track near Atlanta...
If I'm not mistaken, latest track does take Jeanne across Florida, very briefly into the Gulf near Cedar Key, with a turn to the north, then NE thru GA. Quick weakening after moving inland also! It can't weaken fast enough!
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