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Re: What happened to everyone
Wed Aug 22 2012 04:43 PM

I'm still here. I read more than I post. Hard to believe I know.

I came here years ago to gain knowledge in the field of Tropical Meteorology. I am still learning. And from some of the best laymen and professionals in the World.

I am sure that I have ticked off more than one member from time to time but I try to be very lenient and still adhere to Mike and Ed's preferences for posts. I even break the rules sometimes. And ED reminds me from time to time what goes where.

I will post data if I think that someone else might use it or be looking for that data.

Regarding the 3 day current thread versus the 5 day forecast thread. I'm guilty of cross posting in those areas. We sometimes get carried away with the current situation and post forecast down the road.

Current situation is TS Issac beginning to enter the E. Caribbean. 3 Day forecast takes it to Cuba... with winds and showers threatening Southern Florida.
5 day forecast takes it to the Upper Florida Peninsula or through the Florida Straits into the GOM.
Either forecast threatens Florida at this time. Depending on which model you view.
The two EURO models, at last check were taking Issac to Louisiana at Cat 2 or 3 level. At the 9 day forecast period.

I'm staying here and I'll shift to a lower gear.

Right now I have to shift into high gear to prepare for Issac and you should too. Thanks.

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What happened to everyone	Beckster1	Wed Aug 22 2012 04:43 PM
Re: What happened to everyone	jcvitte	Sat Aug 25 2012 02:45 PM
Re: What happened to everyone	cieldumort	Thu Aug 23 2012 02:26 PM
Re: What happened to everyone	Lamar-Plant City	Thu Aug 23 2012 02:36 PM
Re: What happened to everyone	wxman007	Thu Aug 23 2012 08:20 PM
Re: What happened to everyone	MichaelA	Fri Aug 24 2012 07:11 PM
Re: What happened to everyone	JoshuaK	Fri Aug 24 2012 11:08 PM
Re: What happened to everyone	Rob Moser	Fri Aug 24 2012 11:19 PM
Re: What happened to everyone	syfr	Thu Aug 23 2012 01:33 PM
Re: What happened to everyone	MikeC	Wed Aug 22 2012 08:04 PM
Re: What happened to everyone	KimKeyWest	Thu Aug 23 2012 01:31 PM
Re: What happened to everyone	Ed Dunham	Wed Aug 22 2012 12:59 PM
Re: What happened to everyone	Sheeper	Wed Aug 22 2012 03:15 PM
Re: What happened to everyone	LoisCane	Wed Aug 22 2012 03:58 PM
Re: What happened to everyone	danielw	Wed Aug 22 2012 04:43 PM
Re: What happened to everyone	Tazmanian93	Wed Aug 22 2012 05:06 PM
Re: What happened to everyone	Prospero	Wed Aug 22 2012 05:31 PM
Re: What happened to everyone	CaneTrackerInSoFl	Wed Aug 22 2012 05:26 PM

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