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i think we need too hook the witch doctors up with some chicks because they are wishing these waves off of africa on us. lol! sorry a little humor makes me feel better and not so stressed out about this season so i gotta be comical about them.
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she is getting closer too that box we were talking bout yesterday.
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LAT LON jHHH TTDD ddfff
01126 10598 12505 11410 12052
02124 20600 22493 21515 12047
03122 30602 32481 31510 11066
04120 40604 42446 41810 09077
MF120 M0604 MF079
OBS 01 AT 00:54:00Z
OBS 04 AT 01:07:50Z
Line MF 12.0N 60.4W MF=Max flt level winds 79kts or 91mph??
Could be a spot wind or an eddy due to the mountains.
Emily could be getting stronger, too.
New Vortex...edited
P. AF302 0205A EMILY OB 09
STRONG BANDING ON N TO NE AROUND CENTER
MAX FL WIND 79 KT N QUAD 01:08:00 Z
MAX FL TEMP 21 C, 356 / 11NM
850mb Flight level wind as stated above.
Pressure 996mb
Temp and dew point inside the 'eye' are 14C or 57.2F
That would equate to near 100% relative humidity or solid clouds.
Edited by danielw (Wed Jul 13 2005 09:52 PM)
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Hurricane Fredrick 1979
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yeah she is tap dancing around the islands lol! too much rum.
Hope she dont make a pit stop in Cuba. She may do like did and visit Castro and he give her one of those Cuban cigars and a drank of that funny stuff and she may stay there too long at least till she get bout half way sobered up.
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Check out Emily in the latest IR loops. I haven't seen a right like that since Ali-Frazier, Round Three.
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Looks like 99 is fizzling with T-Numbers dropping to "too weak". On the other hand...looks like we'll have our next hurricane at 11 unless there's something funky about that 79kt flight level wind.
On the way to work tonight I was listening to a couple guys on HAM radio talk about how Trinidad/Tabago and islands in that area "never" getting hit by hurricanes. I felt that to be kinda ironic given one was about to hit..
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I feel the ultimate path will be determined by which way it goes by Jamaica. Looking a visible satellite we see the gulf devoid of any signifcant convection meaning that a large ridge has built there. The latest model run's of the and seem highly likely given the steering regime. I would consider the or even the WRF solution right now even though that is generally not considered a synoptic model. The takes it over Jamaica which as we have seen in the past doesn't work, especially with a small tight strong circulation that is forecasted to near the area. Either way I think the BOC is a likely place for it to end up at the end of the forecast period. The biggest area that should be concerned in U.S should be Texas right now.
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yeah maybe she forgot her visa. lol!
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...EMILY BECOMES A HURRICANE...HURRICANE WARNINGS ISSUED...
AT 14/0108Z...908 PM AST...A UNITED STATES AIR FORCE RECONNAISSANCE
AIRCRAFT MEASURED PEAK 850 MB FLIGHT LEVEL WINDS OF 79 KTS...WHICH
CORRESPONDS TO ABOUT 63 KT...OR 73 MPH...AT THE SURFACE....WHICH IS
ON THE THRESHOLD OF HURRICANE FORCE. ADDITIONALLY...ADJUSTMENT OF
A DROPSONDE WIND PROFILE TO THE SURFACE INDICATES SURFACE WINDS OF
ABOUT 80 KT...OR ABOUT 92 MPH. THIS INTENSITY INCREASE WILL BE
REFLECTED IN THE ADVISORY TO BE ISSUED BY 11 PM AST...0300Z.
AT 955 PM...0155Z...THE RESPONSIBLE GOVERNMENTS HAVE ISSUED
HURRICANE WARNINGS FOR GRENADA...ST. VINCENT AND THE
GRENADINES...AND ST. LUCIA.
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Now wait...did not someone say that storms do not intensify in that part of the Caribbean?
I guess Emily is saying "Fine...you want me to go NW...I'll go NW!
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conventional wisdom says stick with the , they get it right 9/10 times. when they move north then we'll start looking north. this storm isn't that powerful and yucatan will kill it.
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Whats the outlook for this thing hitting a right and aiming at Louisiana?????
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WTNT65 KNHC 140154
TCUAT5
TROPICAL STORM EMILY TROPICAL CYCLONE UPDATE
NWS TPC/NATIONAL HURRICANE CENTER MIAMI FL
955 PM AST WED JUL 13 2005
...EMILY BECOMES A HURRICANE...HURRICANE WARNINGS ISSUED...
AT 14/0108Z...908 PM AST...A UNITED STATES AIR FORCE RECONNAISSANCE
AIRCRAFT MEASURED PEAK 850 MB FLIGHT LEVEL WINDS OF 79 KTS...WHICH
CORRESPONDS TO ABOUT 63 KT...OR 73 MPH...AT THE SURFACE....WHICH IS
ON THE THRESHOLD OF HURRICANE FORCE. ADDITIONALLY...ADJUSTMENT OF
A DROPSONDE WIND PROFILE TO THE SURFACE INDICATES SURFACE WINDS OF
ABOUT 80 KT...OR ABOUT 92 MPH. THIS INTENSITY INCREASE WILL BE
REFLECTED IN THE ADVISORY TO BE ISSUED BY 11 PM AST...0300Z.
AT 955 PM...0155Z...THE RESPONSIBLE GOVERNMENTS HAVE ISSUED
HURRICANE WARNINGS FOR GRENADA...ST. VINCENT AND THE
GRENADINES...AND ST. LUCIA.
FORECASTER KNABB
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Now wait...did not someone say that storms do not intensify in that part of the Caribbean?
I guess Emily is saying "Fine...you want me to go NW...I'll go NW!
Nature doesn't seem to care much for climatology this year it seems. Climatologically, I believe that area is known as the Tropical Cyclone graveyard, not so this year.
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I wonder what the is going to strengthen it to...in terms of mph.
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Not surprising considering the IR presentation looks like Emily has undergone much more organization in the last few hours. Very symmetrical now.
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I have yet to see a model that takes it away from mexico or southern edge of texas
http://www.boatus.com/hurricanes/hurricane_spaghetti.asp
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I have yet to see a model that takes it away from mexico or southern edge of texas
http://www.boatus.com/hurricanes/hurricane_spaghetti.asp
Ummm, thats not recent, thats from 13 hours ago.
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I wonder what the is going to strengthen it to...in terms of mph.
AT 14/0108Z...908 PM AST...A UNITED STATES AIR FORCE RECONNAISSANCE
AIRCRAFT MEASURED PEAK 850 MB FLIGHT LEVEL WINDS OF 79 KTS...WHICH
CORRESPONDS TO ABOUT 63 KT...OR 73 MPH...AT THE SURFACE....WHICH IS
ON THE THRESHOLD OF HURRICANE FORCE. ADDITIONALLY...ADJUSTMENT OF
A DROPSONDE WIND PROFILE TO THE SURFACE INDICATES SURFACE WINDS OF
ABOUT 80 KT...OR ABOUT 92 MPH. THIS INTENSITY INCREASE WILL BE
REFLECTED IN THE ADVISORY TO BE ISSUED BY 11 PM AST...0300Z.
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I have yet to see a model that takes it away from mexico or southern edge of texas
http://www.boatus.com/hurricanes/hurricane_spaghetti.asp
Here is a more recent one....and if you check the individual globals you can see the northward change...
http://www.sfwmd.gov/org/omd/ops/weather/plots/storm_05.gif
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