hurricane_run
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good explaination. ' eye is bocoming visible on infared
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sullynole
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pressure down to 958mb. it was noted in the last vortex msg that radar presentation is excellent!
-------------------- John
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sullynole
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also, the eye is no longer open.
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hurricane_run
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yep. so is making it comeback.
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The is right on track.
I think if they would expand the "Discussion" or add an additional report for us "weather nuts" it would help.
It would also be useful for them to discuss why they are "lagging" in different situations, as many of us folks are seeing changes that they "ignore".
I guess they do not want to" open up" as they will be subject to even more criticism if they are wrong.
Just a thought.
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I made a post last night that there was another wave out in the Atlantic. Now they have opened it up as an investigation 98L and the models is carring it along path.
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Hey Any one have a link for the new depression in the east Atlantic starting to get it self together i think
NOTE: I removed your last post. The misleading/unfounded one liners need to stop.
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It would also be useful for them to discuss why they are "lagging" in different situations, as many of us folks are seeing changes that they "ignore".
I guess they do not want to" open up" as they will be subject to even more criticism if they are wrong.
Just a thought.
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Very simply, they don't report in real-time. They need to take the all data, analyze it, write up a report, verify it, create maps, then publish everything. That takes time.
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From a "newbe" to the forum, I think you all should give yourselves a pat on the back. For hobbiests to be as thorough, and passionate, and share with others, you should all be commened. I have been viewing posts for 5 days now, and have learned more in that time than in the years of following the media, and other so called "professionals". Keep up the great job!!!!!
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gavsie
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Yes, that was mentioned in the 11AM advisory; the track has shifted ever so slightly to the east a bit; also models are shifting back to the east (per discussion). What this will do is cause him to track more to the NNW/N over time, which in turn would keep him closer to our shoreline - maybe push him a little closer. But don't expect landfall in Tampa; it'll probably happen closer to Pensacola/Panama City Beach.
BTW...where did you hear that report? A news outlet? Radio? Just curious...not skeptical, just curious!
Some Met on 38 news. I have no idea how relliable his report was. He was the only one I heard mention the shift at the time.
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Did anyone catch JB's report at 4pm on Fox News Channel? I mean is he trying to wishcast into New Orleans?????
He even called this storm a possible "Anti-Ivan" with a sharp left turn just off the coast and he said it would funnel right into NoLA.
Someone needs to tell him to knock it off with the NoLA predictions before someone gets hurt in the panhandle where about 99% of the mets and the computer models are forecasting.....
Just my .02 worth
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I guess he figure's he's been saying that from the beginning, so he might as well stick with his original idea.... Who knows! The overall Accuweather forcast is much more in line with the .
-------------------- Terra Dassau Cahill
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Looking at the current visible sat loop, it looks to me like there was a wobble? jog? to the left in the last few frames. Any comments from somebody who knows about these things?
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Colleen A.
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As Clark mentioned in his blog, and as the discussed earlier, it does appear that is beginning to make the NNW turn that the predicted. I've heard 3 stations now referring to the fact that it is/has begun to make more of turn to the N/NW. You can also see it on the radar. Whether this is wobble or a trend, we'll find out soon enough.
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the eye is clearing out on infared we may see the intensity up at 5pm or the forcast up a bit if this trend (eye becoming more defined)
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Dennis is starting to look very organized... here
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hurricane_run
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great pic and does look more formidable
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The NNW turn has always been predicted..without it, the storm would march ito LA...again..the has been awesome..as to JB..I have been thru 6 storms here in the panhandle and they always turn right before the coast..never left. Even and Cindy did this this year...
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Did anyone catch JB's report at 4pm on Fox News Channel? I mean is he trying to wishcast into New Orleans?????
He even called this storm a possible "Anti-Ivan" with a sharp left turn just off the coast and he said it would funnel right into NoLA.
Someone needs to tell him to knock it off with the NoLA predictions before someone gets hurt in the panhandle where about 99% of the mets and the computer models are forecasting.....
Just my .02 worth
Well, he's got a 50/50 chance of being right (just kidding). JB is stubborn as a mule. I'm sure he truly believes this will happen - so it's an error of passion rather than intent. But as a scientist (I am myself), you gotta leave that stuff in the break room and err on the side of caution. But he is selling a service, I guess.
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Nate
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I think alot of people un Florida are just sick of what they have gone thru over the last year. Im jot going to rip on ahuone for being upset at tracks, cause I can see if I lived in a state where a devistating storm was going to effect my family, id be on pins and needles too.
That being said, I do believe last night in one of the other threads there was mention of the strom going more easterly and possibly effecting South Florida.
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