Hurricane NOEL : Discussions & Images
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Re: Hurricane NOEL : Discussions & Images
Because '83 and '89 didn't have a Noel (not enough storms), and the last two were nothing storms, right? I believe there was a TS Noel in 1995, and a far north Hurricane in 2001, right?
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Re: Hurricane NOEL : Discussions & Images
Huh? Hmm... Yeah, that's right... What was I looking at...?
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Squarethecircle wrote:Huh? Hmm... Yeah, that's right... What was I looking at...?
LOL
Not sure. Easy mistake to make, a LOT of storms in 95 took similar paths to Noel (95's).
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My brief summary about NOEL is that it was a deadly one thru all almost its path (No deaths so far known in Bahamas,New England and Eastern Canada).The name NOEL has a good chance to be retired. Another thing that NOEL did was to increase the ace for the 2007 season.Maybe in post anaylisis report they find out that it was warm core for a longer period than what it was.
Note=This thread will remain in this forum for the members to make post NOEL comments even though the last advisory was written on sunday from the Canada Hurricane Centre.In 2 days the thread will be moved to the archives of 2007.
Note=This thread will remain in this forum for the members to make post NOEL comments even though the last advisory was written on sunday from the Canada Hurricane Centre.In 2 days the thread will be moved to the archives of 2007.
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Re: Hurricane NOEL : Discussions & Images
CrazyC83 wrote:One thing I think is that it was warm core all the way to Atlantic Canada...and actually hit them as a Category 1 (maybe 2) hurricane...
Well, it's certainly possible, but I think it didn't retain enough characteristics (core was too cold, etc.) to be considered a hurricane. Might happen though; it was suggested by several prominent forecasters. And the strength, I think, was that (somewhere in the storm) of a hurricane.
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Didnt recon find a cold core on the last flight they performed? I thought I recalled one of the pro mets saying something about that?
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brunota2003 wrote:Didnt recon find a cold core on the last flight they performed? I thought I recalled one of the pro mets saying something about that?
They did, but interestingly enough, the front faded away and the the CHC claims there was later a warm core. I think, however, that whatever tropical-ness it may have had (most likely none), it was most certainly an ET.
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Noel is striking Greenland about now I believe.
Are there any satelittes covering that area?
Are there any satelittes covering that area?
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Category 5 wrote:Noel is striking Greenland about now I believe.
http://www.hpc.ncep.noaa.gov/sfc/90fwbg.gif
Are there any satelittes covering that area?[/quote]
http://www.weatheroffice.gc.ca/satellit ... es=1&clf=1
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