hurricane_run
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ts wind radii may have increased
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EaglezFan42
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probably since is strengthening
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damejune2
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I was up at 5am and they forecasted 40-50 mph winds then too...it was on the local stations like FOX 13 and News Channel 8. The said it was 25-35 but that was not updated for some time.
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Sadie
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Someone posted a link yesterday to a color satellite (IR or WV, not sure) loop that showed the whole atlantic and GOM. My computer crashed last night before I could add it to bookmarks. Anybody know what I'm talking about?
Is this what you're looking for?
http://orca.rsmas.miami.edu/wximages/jet/1_05/anis.html
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Margie
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east of panama city, I mean
Where do you live that you confuse Pascagoula with Panama City?
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cjzydeco
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Is this what you're looking for?http://orca.rsmas.miami.edu/wximages/jet/1_05/anis.html
Yes! Thank you!
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EaglezFan42
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does anyone know the track of the trop. wave in the atlantic? so we can maybe get an idea if we can relax a little
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KimmieL
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Afternoon everybody! Looking at the radar long range loop out of Key West shows a most impressive eye! It actually looks like the spin is tightening! The spoke about it being over cooler water earlier. It sure seems to be heating up now though! We may see a wind increase in the next advisory or there abouts! Stay safe those of you who are experiencing the feeder bands.
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Rick on boat in Mobile
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could go to cat 4...probably come in as a 3-4...and weaken to a 2-3.. before landfall....
my guess stands as a strike on the Mississippi/Alabama as a major hurricane....
My boat will be toast.
(sure hope I'm wrong)
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AndyG
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We had one big gust earlier when that band came through that is almost to Tampa. Other than that, not too bad here.
Weatherbug at the Sarasota/Bradenton Airport shows the highest gust at 41 MPH.
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dolfinatic
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Mr. Dunham, when are you going to give us your synopsis of what will do?Waiting to hear your thoughts. In fact havent heard from Mr. Evans either. Just curious what the pros are thinking.
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lagetawaay
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good afternoon folks newbie here real interesting chat sitting here about 40 miles from gulf shores waiting on it to come whats a realistic sustainted wind at land fall
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cjzydeco
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My point, perhaps semantics, was NE GOM. would you label Mobile or Biloxi the NE GOM??
I see what you're saying, but the doesn't really talk in semantics. If you look at the whole GOM, 90 degrees west longitude, which runs through Lake Ponchetrain, is about the midline (I am apporximating of course). If you agree with this, then everything to the right of the 90W (including Biloxi anf Mobile) is in the eastern half of the GOM. And since I think we are all still expecting a northern gulf landfall, I think forecaster Stewart was simply making a blanket statement, saying that landfall would be somewhere in the eastern half of the GOM on the northern shore. If Stewart thought that a big bend landfall was a becoming a possibility, Stewart would have said so and explained the reasoning. Stewart does a great job of explaining why the kept the same track, despite model runs pulling more to the left. I enjoy reading Stewart's stuff. Arguably one of the best at .
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Nate
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http://weather.unisys.com/eta/loop/eta_500_loop.html
Unysis 500 MB ETA model still has it going wetward hitting Mississippi.
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pcola
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Accuweather has moved their track slightly west at 3PM...having landfall near Orange Beach AL,,,the exact same spot as
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teal61
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It is possible that the trough continues to dig south and by tommorow is southwest of . At that point could be begin to turn back to the northwest around the north side of it as high pressure builds in.
I'm not saying this will happen, but is another possibility.
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drcrazibob
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I thought everyone discovered 's Stewart was a "she" and not a "he" last year?
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cjzydeco
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Yes, I forgot.
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Lysis
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good afternoon folks newbie here real interesting chat sitting here about 40 miles from gulf shores waiting on it to come whats a realistic sustainted wind at land fall
While this statement could be rendered utterly erroneous, I would *at least* expect a landfall at an intensity a little stronger than what he is right now. I am thinking strong cat 2/weak 3. This is after a round of further intensification and then some weakening as he treks further up the Gulf of Mexico. 40 miles inland belies the strongest winds... but if he landfalls near your location, I would expect to see winds over the 100 mph mark.
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teal61
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I thought everyone discovered 's Stewart was a "she" and not a "he" last year?
Stewart is a he, I've seen him on tv.
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