Gofins13
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Great graphic Steve--That says a whole lot!
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wxman007
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More pressure drops....here we go!
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URNT12 KNHC 192124
VORTEX DATA MESSAGE
A. 19/2124Z
B. 20 DEG 33 MIN N
82 DEG 00 MIN W
C. 850 MB 1244 M
D. 65 KT
E. 150 DEG 05 NM
F. 227 DEG 70 KT
G. 149 DEG 011 NM
H. 982 MB
I. 18 C/ 1550 M
J. 23 C/ 1556 M
K. 18 C/ NA
L. CLOSED WALL
M. C15
N. 12345/8
O. 0.1/2 NM
P. AF966 1210A ISIDORE OB 22
MAX FL WIND 76 KT N QUAD 1940Z.
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Anonymous
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About those graphics , if you notice about 8 hit florida and 6 landfall elsewhere, and all but one gets turned back towards the ne in the long run, so if izzy slows down and hangs out , this has a very high chance of turning back towards florida in the long run?
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Domino
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Was fishing around and found this http://www.met.inf.cu/radar.asp which seems to be the only Cuban radar I can find. It's annoying to watch but its there none-the-less.
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Anonymous
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Actually, whoever said Izzy was moving northward is right. The last few visible shots have him riding the 82N line and is approaching 21N. if this motion continues he may still get east of the Isle of Youth. Now I'm micro-managing...Cheers!!!
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Justin in Miami
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Fact: there is a Biker's Convention in Key West this weekend. Someone picked a bad weekend for that event!
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Kimster
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Just checked out the radar...Izzy does seem to be moving northward again...
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Kevin
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If this thing stall north of the Yucatan and does nothing but meandering, Florida had better start preparing for a big time diaster. Many storms that stall north of the Yucatan tend to move NE and into the Florida Big Bend area. Gordon did this a couple of years ago. Here in Orlando we didn't get anything horrible but you could definitely tell a tropical system was to our north. Now plug in a larger storm at category 3 or category 4 intensity.
Basically, if Isidore stalls north of the Yucatan there is a very good chance in my mind that Isidore may effect the Big Bend area as a major hurricane.
I am certain a N and NE track will occur, but the question is when it will occur. The upper-level pattern early next week will tell the story, and it may not be a good story at that.
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Southern4sure
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Get this, on Dauphin Island this weekend is having a kite festival. I wonder.....did they wish for winds?
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Anonymous (HF)
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youre probably seeing an illusion. between the last two recon fixes the storm has gone .07degree north, .15degree west. pretty close to the 300 heading estimated last advisory. note that the pressure between the first and third in this set of vortex messages, over a 3 1/2 hour period has fallen 5mb. not exactly rapid intensification, but not all that slow either.
south of the isle of youth, just nicking the western tip of cuba... here goes.
HF 2216z19september
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Colleen A.
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Just to clarify my post earlier: I was not directing that comment at you. :-)
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Bruce
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Can be seen on Key West long range loop.
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Anonymous
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Well i guess saturday morning we will find out which turn he will make, west or east , so since we have time is anyone willing to give a gut feeling poll, west miss trough or east trough pickup
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joepub1
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The visible images also caught my eye in another way. The outer bands of clouds to the north and northeast are truely heading out in those directions without any interference. I don't really know what I'm trying to say, but Izzy may be "smoothing" out to NW motion, as the pressure drops he may start pushing off the little annoying things in life that are keeping him more westward? Just a thought.
Joe in JAX
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Gofins13
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I think the trof will be deeper & stronger--than expected--therefore i believe it will drive it nne, towards the big bend.
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Kevin
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I really still see Isidore heading WNW, but this should all change soon. Major hurricanes tend to move more northerly and this one should be no exception. I expect a WNW motion for the next 24-36 hours and a NW motion after that. After 72 hours Isidore may stall, but it is a bit too early to tell.
Kevin
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jlauderdal
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Thanks for the cuban radar site. Lets if we can crash their server. That radar looks circa 1990 with the graphics but enjoy the radar becasue its the only cuban rader we've got. This system might start a move out of the gulf around tuesday, maybe.
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rudy
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try http://www.weather.gov and use the key west long range, it's a bit better then the tin foil rabbit ears that cuba is using. Looks NW on radar.
Rudy
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Anonymous
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nice cat is that izzy
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Colleen A.
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It is very hard at this point to tell exactly where it's going because they must have changed the vectors on the loops...one minute it's there, the next minute it looks as though it jumped a 100 miles north. But...it is STILL east of the Isle of Youth. We shall see.....
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