perfectchaos007
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Relix said:
yeah it definitely looks like the center has to be above 15N. But I'm sure the weather center has a hard time determining it because it is so unorganized.
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yeah it definitely looks like the center has to be above 15N. But I'm sure the weather center has a hard time determining it because it is so unorganized.
StarscreamLSU
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Apparently the early data coming in form the HH plane doesn't show much going on with Ana.
perfectchaos007
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Relix said:
will ana die before hitting land? :lol
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Relix said:
Yeah there are some warm waters in the gulf. well I know you think the path will move more north and east but the opposite happened. tell me why you are right and the NHC models are wrong. I'm not being a dick I actually would trust your word more than NHC because they just average out all the shitty models together and form a consensus whether it makes sense or not.
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TheSeks said:
Ana could make a comeback and if it does pretty much all of the gulf coast is on watch. It still looks like Bill will circle harmlessly in the atlantic but relix thinks a high pressure from canada may keep it south so who knows. claudette will hit around pensacola florida tonight probably as a strong tropical storm
perfectchaos007 said:
Originally it seemed to relocate the COC to the NW. The thing is that the weaker the system the more it trends to go west. I thought it would have become stronger and go to the north. Shit happens :lol Right now, if the NHC track holds true, she should die in Haiti.
BigJonsson
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Stay away from Cancun!
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this makes no sense. how is Ana still a tropical depression. it looks like a tropical wave at best.
not living anywhere near any coastline I don't follow some of the specifics- but is it unheard of for a storm to generate IN the gulf like TD#4 ?
In years past whenever I pay much attention to this stuff they seem to start up in the middle of the ocean and drift westward then gradually north and if that happens to take them through the gulf they almost always become hurricanes.
In this case it looks like it just kind of appeared out of nowhere and is already making landfall.
In years past whenever I pay much attention to this stuff they seem to start up in the middle of the ocean and drift westward then gradually north and if that happens to take them through the gulf they almost always become hurricanes.
In this case it looks like it just kind of appeared out of nowhere and is already making landfall.
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Kazoo22 said:
You'll be a'ight. Unless Claudette gets all retard-strong like Allison did, it'll just be a nuisance at worst.
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Relix said:
And now we have hurricane Bill! But unless it goes along the most southern portion of the projected path, yall won't feel a thing
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Fjolle said:
Bermuda gets pounded by all the atlantic circlers
BigJonsson
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All this worry about a hurricane in Mexico and a hurricane ends up heading for Canada :lol
Bill is weakening and just passed Bermuda. Tropical Storm winds were felt there. Now off he goes to... Canada?
A wave in 35W looks to have potential and one about 58W in the Atlantic embedded in the ITCZ and still in front of the Antilles is being developed by computer model NAM as soon as it goes into the caribbean.
A wave in 35W looks to have potential and one about 58W in the Atlantic embedded in the ITCZ and still in front of the Antilles is being developed by computer model NAM as soon as it goes into the caribbean.
Danny is no longer and its just an extratropical storm bringing rain everywhere in the northeast.
Now, 94L bears watching. Has great potential to be Erika soon and pass north of the Antilles or even over them and into the Caribbean or hit the islands and go north to the Atlantic once more. It's still developing, as soon as its named I'll update. Could be an even for the East Coast as well.
Now, 94L bears watching. Has great potential to be Erika soon and pass north of the Antilles or even over them and into the Caribbean or hit the islands and go north to the Atlantic once more. It's still developing, as soon as its named I'll update. Could be an even for the East Coast as well.
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perfectchaos007
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Relix said:
Looks like a Miami storm to me. I doubt it will go in the gulf but who knows
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Relix said:Tropical Storm Erika has formed:
I don't like the look of this bitch.
I am expecting it to be downgraded to a TD @ 11PM.
Now, there seems to be a new circulation forming around 59W and 18N. This new, dominant center, will probably make the whole forecast change and he system now pass over or north of Puerto Rico instead of south as it was going to do. Reason? The old circulation died. No one knows if the new one has a Low Level Circulation which is a requirement to be a storm, but right now, and thanks to the absolute uncertainty, everyone's guessing. Yes, even the NHC. Nature is playing trick to us with Erika.
Now, there seems to be a new circulation forming around 59W and 18N. This new, dominant center, will probably make the whole forecast change and he system now pass over or north of Puerto Rico instead of south as it was going to do. Reason? The old circulation died. No one knows if the new one has a Low Level Circulation which is a requirement to be a storm, but right now, and thanks to the absolute uncertainty, everyone's guessing. Yes, even the NHC. Nature is playing trick to us with Erika.
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I hope no big hurricanes come through Florida. I enjoy all the wind and rain but the big storms like we had in '05 really put a damper on my mood for actual hurricanes hitting us head on.
I'll see if I can find some pics I took during the '05 storms.
I'll see if I can find some pics I took during the '05 storms.
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