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danielw
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Re: TD 16 Becomes Tropical Storm Noel South of Haiti/Dominican Republic
Mon Oct 29 2007 02:13 AM

Were are all lost. So to speak.

I'm in agreement with Lane on the movement. Appears to be moving due North. Based on the Funktop enhancement loop. And others.
http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/goes/flt/t1/sloop-ft.html
90 minutes of motion are showing the northern edge of the mid level clouds moving due north and approaching the Northern Coast of the Dominican Republic and the Border with Haiti.

If this is a northward track. It would further exacerbate the already occuring floods and mudslides. I based my previous comment on the system moving toward the west.
Normally.... The steep mountainous terrain of the Greater Antilles, and to some degree the Lesser Antilles acts as a barrier to Tropical system wind fields and has been known to tear apart a well organized Tropical Storm or Hurricane.
The other side of that coin is the Orographic lifting of extremely tropical moisture.
Residents of the SE US have seen tropical moisture over the last two weeks. New Orleans... received better than 9 inches in some areas, in less than 8 hours.

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TD 16 Becomes Tropical Storm Noel South of Haiti/Dominican Republic	danielw	Mon Oct 29 2007 02:13 AM
Re: TD 16 Becomes Tropical Storm Noel South of Haiti/Dominican Republic	scottsvb	Mon Oct 29 2007 06:23 PM
Re: TD 16 Becomes Tropical Storm Noel South of Haiti/Dominican Republic	Lee-Delray	Mon Oct 29 2007 06:11 PM
Re: TD 16 Becomes Tropical Storm Noel South of Haiti/Dominican Republic	ftlaudbob	Mon Oct 29 2007 06:03 PM
Re: TD 16 Becomes Tropical Storm Noel South of Haiti/Dominican Republic	saluki	Mon Oct 29 2007 05:19 PM
Re: TD 16 Becomes Tropical Storm Noel South of Haiti/Dominican Republic	doug	Mon Oct 29 2007 05:10 PM
Re: TD 16 Becomes Tropical Storm Noel South of Haiti/Dominican Republic	doug	Mon Oct 29 2007 04:43 PM
Re: TD 16 Becomes Tropical Storm Noel South of Haiti/Dominican Republic	scottsvb	Mon Oct 29 2007 04:36 PM
Re: TD 16 Becomes Tropical Storm Noel South of Haiti/Dominican Republic	Lamar-Plant City	Mon Oct 29 2007 04:29 PM
Re: TD 16 Becomes Tropical Storm Noel South of Haiti/Dominican Republic	doug	Mon Oct 29 2007 04:25 PM
Re: TD 16 Becomes Tropical Storm Noel South of Haiti/Dominican Republic	ftlaudbob	Mon Oct 29 2007 03:56 PM
Re: TD 16 Becomes Tropical Storm Noel South of Haiti/Dominican Republic	danielw	Mon Oct 29 2007 03:51 PM
Re: TD 16 Becomes Tropical Storm Noel South of Haiti/Dominican Republic	doug	Mon Oct 29 2007 03:47 PM
Re: TD 16 Becomes Tropical Storm Noel South of Haiti/Dominican Republic	danielw	Mon Oct 29 2007 03:31 PM
Re: TD 16 Becomes Tropical Storm Noel South of Haiti/Dominican Republic	doug	Mon Oct 29 2007 02:19 PM
Re: TD 16 Becomes Tropical Storm Noel South of Haiti/Dominican Republic	ftlaudbob	Mon Oct 29 2007 12:45 PM
Re: TD 16 Becomes Tropical Storm Noel South of Haiti/Dominican Republic	Steve H1	Mon Oct 29 2007 12:31 PM
Re: TD 16 Becomes Tropical Storm Noel South of Haiti/Dominican Republic	doug	Mon Oct 29 2007 10:18 AM
Re: TD 16 Becomes Tropical Storm Noel South of Haiti/Dominican Republic	allan	Mon Oct 29 2007 09:38 AM
Re: TD 16 Becomes Tropical Storm Noel South of Haiti/Dominican Republic	cieldumort	Mon Oct 29 2007 05:57 AM
Re: TD 16 Becomes Tropical Storm Noel South of Haiti/Dominican Republic	cieldumort	Mon Oct 29 2007 04:23 AM
Re: TD 16 Becomes Tropical Storm Noel South of Haiti/Dominican Republic	dem05	Mon Oct 29 2007 04:07 AM
Re: TD 16 Becomes Tropical Storm Noel South of Haiti/Dominican Republic	danielw	Mon Oct 29 2007 02:13 AM
Re: TD 16 Becomes Tropical Storm Noel South of Haiti/Dominican Republic	cieldumort	Mon Oct 29 2007 01:53 AM
Re: TD 16 Becomes Tropical Storm Noel South of Haiti/Dominican Republic	LoisCane	Mon Oct 29 2007 01:51 AM
Re: TD 16 Becomes Tropical Storm Noel South of Haiti/Dominican Republic	allan	Mon Oct 29 2007 01:33 AM
Night satellite images	danielw	Mon Oct 29 2007 12:41 AM
Re: Tropical storm Noel	Steve H1	Sun Oct 28 2007 09:53 PM
Re: Tropical storm Noel	vineyardsaker	Sun Oct 28 2007 09:36 PM
Tropical storm Noel	ftlaudbob	Sun Oct 28 2007 02:29 PM
Re: Late October Tropical Depression 16 Forms in Caribbean Sea	Gigsley	Sun Oct 28 2007 02:19 PM
Re: Late October Tropical Depression 16 Forms in Caribbean Sea	LoisCane	Sun Oct 28 2007 01:49 PM
Re: sweet sixteen	CaneTrackerInSoFl	Sun Oct 28 2007 01:42 PM
sweet sixteen	HanKFranK	Sun Oct 28 2007 01:28 PM
Re: Late October Tropical Depression 16 Forms in Caribbean Sea	Cat 5orBust	Sun Oct 28 2007 09:31 AM
Re: TD 16 Early Satellite views	cieldumort	Sun Oct 28 2007 03:19 AM
TD 16 Early Satellite views	danielw	Sun Oct 28 2007 01:58 AM

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