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Cocoa Beach
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Recon [Re: Frank P]
      #47748 - Fri Aug 12 2005 03:12 PM

Frank,
What are the chances of it getting past 70W before hitting 30 N?


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Re: Recon [Re: Cocoa Beach]
      #47749 - Fri Aug 12 2005 03:18 PM

tough question... all depends how much influence the ridge has on her... some are insisting she is moving more westerly than NWerly... I'm not sure... if she goes more west then it very possible, if she more northwestly then it will not happen.... perhaps one of pros can better address the question cause they're a heck of a lot smarter than me...

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Re: Recon [Re: Cocoa Beach]
      #47750 - Fri Aug 12 2005 03:21 PM

I just watched JB's video and i gotta tell ya.......he was ticked! One reason was the absence of recon, which we all know now is underway. Secondly, he (JB) can't understand why the models, the NHC and lots of other mets are saying that Irene will take a NW path and then North away from land. He strongly believes the high will push Irene more westard and into NC, possibly as a cat 3. Now this is NOT my take on it, so please don't think i am wishing anything bad, just relaying to ya'll what he is saying. I dont think he wants it to hit NC, but he seemed pretty peeved that everyone is predicting the storm to curve away from land. Any thoughts on that??

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Re: Recon [Re: Frank P]
      #47751 - Fri Aug 12 2005 03:23 PM

URNT12 KNHC 121836
VORTEX DATA MESSAGE
A. 12/18:14:10Z
B. 28 deg 27 min N
067 deg 05 min W
C. 850 mb 1412 m
D. 60 kt
E. 314 deg 023 nm
F. 053 deg 057 kt
G. 315 deg 024 nm
H. EXTRAP 997 mb
I. 17 C/ 1526 m
J. 22 C/ 1524 m
K. 16 C/ NA
L. CLOSED
M. C80
N. 12345/ 8
O. 0.02 / 3 nm
P. AF307 0109A IRENE OB 06
MAX FL WIND 57 KT NW QUAD 18:06:50 Z
SLP EXTRAP FROM 850 MB
GOOD RADAR SIGNATURE

this was earlier, now on obs 10


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Re: Recon [Re: damejune2]
      #47752 - Fri Aug 12 2005 03:25 PM

Well IMO he is a idiot.But he has nothing to back up his claims.Number 1 this is not got much chance to get past cat 1 since the water it will be going into is cooled water from the last 2 storms and him saying it is going to go out to sea does not sell stories.

Saying otherwise does.I did not see where he said a cat 3 storm but that is stupid since the water temps and shear dont support that at all.


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Re: Recon [Re: damejune2]
      #47753 - Fri Aug 12 2005 03:26 PM

Joe B has great passion for his weather... however, sometimes he just misses the boat... sometimes not.. I'm not saying either in this case because I just don't know what its going to do.. but I think the NHC has much a much better talent pool and think tank than Joe B could ever have... and once he takes position on his forecast he doesn't like to back off... with Dennis he really screwed up IMO... 12-18 hours out he was still saying Dennis was going to hit the mouth of the river and perhaps New Orleans, and we all know that wasn't even close..

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Re: Recon [Re: ralphfl]
      #47754 - Fri Aug 12 2005 03:28 PM

He did mention that perhaps a cat 3 could form if it took a more westward path....but didnt say it would be that strength if it indeed did hit land. At any rate it should be a minimal cat 1 by tonight or tomorrow morning. There is some cooler water around that area, but still warmer than normal for that part of the east coast.

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Re: Recon [Re: ralphfl]
      #47755 - Fri Aug 12 2005 03:28 PM


on outbound leg

MF28.0n M066.6w MF 064kts \ fl winds


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Re: Recon [Re: Frank P]
      #47756 - Fri Aug 12 2005 03:32 PM

He doesn't like backing down, but i don't think he is an idiot like someone mentioned. The NHC is much better and their information is what i use for my planning purposes. I just wanted to see what everyone else's thoughts were on it. He has been saying for almost a week now that NC would/could be in trouble; just like he did or does with New Orleans. Let's hope he is wrong, again, and it heads out to sea.

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Re: Recon [Re: damejune2]
      #47757 - Fri Aug 12 2005 03:35 PM

man, when was the last time there was this kind of pattern going on in the se us?

http://hadar.cira.colostate.edu/ramsdis/online/RSOgeir3.html
water vapor

almost looks like there are three lows spread out....left to right


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Re: Recon [Re: damejune2]
      #47758 - Fri Aug 12 2005 03:37 PM

...Looks like the latest BAMM has it preparing to do what looks like a loop. It's the only model showing that so far.

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Re: Recon [Re: Gainesville, FL]
      #47759 - Fri Aug 12 2005 03:40 PM

Quote:

...Looks like the latest BAMM has it preparing to do what looks like a loop. It's the only model showing that so far.




Can you give a link?


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Re: Recon [Re: mikeG]
      #47760 - Fri Aug 12 2005 03:41 PM

Looks like it's eating away the the first ridge...any chance it will do that with the bigger one?

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Re: Recon [Re: mikeG]
      #47761 - Fri Aug 12 2005 03:41 PM

wow, looks like a p-3 is out there with the g-iv and af

URNT10 KWBC 121924
97779 19244 60285 69500 50800 35018 53713 /8031
RMK NOAA3 WX09A IRENE OB 04 KWBC

and the g-iv is out
61616 NOAA9 0209A IRENE OB 04


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Re: Recon [Re: mikeG]
      #47762 - Fri Aug 12 2005 03:45 PM

Correction on the vortex data...8nm closed eye, not 80nm.

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Re: Recon [Re: mikeG]
      #47763 - Fri Aug 12 2005 03:46 PM

Quote:

wow, looks like a p-3 is out there with the g-iv and af

URNT10 KWBC 121924
97779 19244 60285 69500 50800 35018 53713 /8031
RMK NOAA3 WX09A IRENE OB 04 KWBC

and the g-iv is out
61616 NOAA9 0209A IRENE OB 04




I feel like an idiot... English please? p-3? (airplane type? What's so special about a p3?)

g-iv????

'shana (who's really really trying to keep up)

P3


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Re: Recon [Re: Ed in Va]
      #47764 - Fri Aug 12 2005 03:47 PM

Seems that Recon has correct their 0 placement.....Eye Form Was Characterized As Being: C08 sounds better then 80...lol

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Re: Recon [Re: Old Sailor]
      #47765 - Fri Aug 12 2005 03:50 PM

and maybe that's why it was so hard to find.. I feel better....

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Re: Recon [Re: OcalaKT]
      #47766 - Fri Aug 12 2005 03:53 PM

Quote:

Quote:

...Looks like the latest BAMM has it preparing to do what looks like a loop. It's the only model showing that so far.




Can you give a link?





Try this: http://flhurricane.com/modelanimator.php?storm=9&Year=2005


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Re: Recon [Re: Frank P]
      #47767 - Fri Aug 12 2005 03:55 PM

10 NM is small and 8 well just hard find, that is a very small storm right now.

Dave


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