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CAt 1 no problem!!!!!!
I guess that all of the stong storms of late (2004) have conditioned people to write off Cat 1 storms. Here in La strong ts can have a big impact. I wish people would quit acting like a TS or cat 1 is nothing but an afternoon storm.
TIm
I guess that all of the stong storms of late (2004) have conditioned people to write off Cat 1 storms. Here in La strong ts can have a big impact. I wish people would quit acting like a TS or cat 1 is nothing but an afternoon storm.
TIm
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Luis I think that was another plane they wanted to send out today. The NOAA plane is still on it's way:
I just found this on the Texas A&M site, I can't decode all of it:
URNT40 KWBC 051600
NOAA2 0503A CINDY
155600 1913 08446 20044 +1362 140013 -083 -275 143015 999 999
155700 1918 08448 20044 +1362 141015 -088 -257 141017 999 999
155800 1923 08451 20043 +1364 140017 -091 -226 140019 999 999
155900 1928 08453 20044 +1362 136014 -086 -265 138016 999 999
160000 1933 08456 20047 +1365 138013 -084 -289 136014 999 999
URNT40 KWBC 051605
NOAA2 0503A CINDY
160100 1938 08459 20046 +1365 139011 -079 -312 139012 999 999
160200 1943 08502 20042 +1366 135012 -081 -319 137012 999 999
160300 1947 08505 20043 +1367 131011 -082 -321 133011 999 999
160400 1952 08508 20042 +1367 137011 -081 -322 139011 999 999
160500 1957 08511 20043 +1368 134011 -081 -322 134011 999 999
URNT40 KWBC 051610
NOAA2 0503A CINDY
160600 2002 08514 20043 +1371 137011 -081 -323 136011 999 999
160700 2007 08516 20043 +1369 134012 -082 -324 135013 999 999
160800 2010 08521 20040 +1374 131013 -086 -318 128014 999 999
160900 2013 08526 20041 +1375 128015 -086 -321 127016 999 999
161000 2016 08531 20043 +1378 129015 -086 -324 128016 999 999
URNT40 KWBC 051615
NOAA2 0503A CINDY
161100 2019 08536 20041 +1377 127015 -087 -319 129015 999 999
161200 2022 08541 20040 +1371 126018 -090 -318 123019 999 999
161300 2025 08546 20037 +1370 127020 -090 -315 126021 999 999
161400 2027 08551 20042 +1370 129018 -084 -319 128020 999 999
161500 2030 08556 20041 +1373 129018 -084 -320 128019 999 999
URNT40 KWBC 051620
NOAA2 0503A CINDY
161600 2033 08601 20041 +1373 127020 -086 -319 126020 999 999
161700 2036 08607 20043 +1374 131018 -084 -313 130018 999 999
161800 2039 08612 20042 +1374 130018 -086 -308 129020 999 999
161900 2041 08617 20046 +1374 128015 -082 -308 129016 999 999
162000 2044 08622 20044 +1373 132014 -078 -318 135015 999 999
URNT40 KWBC 051625
NOAA2 0503A CINDY
162100 2047 08627 20045 +1369 133016 -083 -312 132018 999 999
162200 2050 08632 20043 +1369 133017 -085 -303 132019 999 999
162300 2053 08638 20042 +1371 135018 -089 -291 138021 999 999
162400 2056 08643 20041 +1373 135020 -093 -275 137021 999 999
162500 2058 08648 20043 +1367 138019 -096 -254 136020 072 001
URNT40 KWBC 051630
NOAA2 0503A CINDY
162600 2102 08653 20046 +1336 135018 -095 -250 133019 155 001
162700 2105 08657 20045 +1336 136019 -094 -246 135019 999 999
162800 2109 08702 20046 +1395 138019 -093 -257 139020 999 999
162900 2112 08707 20046 +1394 141019 -093 -271 141019 999 999
163000 2116 08712 20047 +1405 141019 -094 -274 144020 153 000
URNT40 KWBC 051635
NOAA2 0503A CINDY
163100 2120 08716 20045 +1415 143020 -093 -277 144020 158 000
163200 2123 08721 20049 +1432 148019 -093 -282 145020 999 999
163300 2127 08726 20045 +1364 151019 -095 -286 150020 122 000
163400 2130 08730 20042 +1377 145021 -091 -285 144021 042 000
163500 2134 08735 20103 +1384 149021 -090 -285 147021 999 999
URNT11 KWBC 051634
97779 16344 30216 87600 61100 15021 59781 /8042
RMK NOAA2 0503A CINDY OB 01 KWBC
DPTD 05/1344Z ETA 26.0N 91.7W 05/1740Z
URNT40 KWBC 051645
NOAA2 0503A CINDY
164100 2152 08801 22041 +1516 157018 -129 -359 161020 999 999
164200 2155 08805 22042 +1517 150016 -129 -326 149017 999 999
164300 2159 08810 22041 +1513 157017 -130 -314 158019 999 999
164400 2202 08814 22050 +1502 157021 -132 -316 156022 999 999
164500 2205 08819 22044 +1512 162021 -132 -314 158021 999 999
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I just found this on the Texas A&M site, I can't decode all of it:
URNT40 KWBC 051600
NOAA2 0503A CINDY
155600 1913 08446 20044 +1362 140013 -083 -275 143015 999 999
155700 1918 08448 20044 +1362 141015 -088 -257 141017 999 999
155800 1923 08451 20043 +1364 140017 -091 -226 140019 999 999
155900 1928 08453 20044 +1362 136014 -086 -265 138016 999 999
160000 1933 08456 20047 +1365 138013 -084 -289 136014 999 999
URNT40 KWBC 051605
NOAA2 0503A CINDY
160100 1938 08459 20046 +1365 139011 -079 -312 139012 999 999
160200 1943 08502 20042 +1366 135012 -081 -319 137012 999 999
160300 1947 08505 20043 +1367 131011 -082 -321 133011 999 999
160400 1952 08508 20042 +1367 137011 -081 -322 139011 999 999
160500 1957 08511 20043 +1368 134011 -081 -322 134011 999 999
URNT40 KWBC 051610
NOAA2 0503A CINDY
160600 2002 08514 20043 +1371 137011 -081 -323 136011 999 999
160700 2007 08516 20043 +1369 134012 -082 -324 135013 999 999
160800 2010 08521 20040 +1374 131013 -086 -318 128014 999 999
160900 2013 08526 20041 +1375 128015 -086 -321 127016 999 999
161000 2016 08531 20043 +1378 129015 -086 -324 128016 999 999
URNT40 KWBC 051615
NOAA2 0503A CINDY
161100 2019 08536 20041 +1377 127015 -087 -319 129015 999 999
161200 2022 08541 20040 +1371 126018 -090 -318 123019 999 999
161300 2025 08546 20037 +1370 127020 -090 -315 126021 999 999
161400 2027 08551 20042 +1370 129018 -084 -319 128020 999 999
161500 2030 08556 20041 +1373 129018 -084 -320 128019 999 999
URNT40 KWBC 051620
NOAA2 0503A CINDY
161600 2033 08601 20041 +1373 127020 -086 -319 126020 999 999
161700 2036 08607 20043 +1374 131018 -084 -313 130018 999 999
161800 2039 08612 20042 +1374 130018 -086 -308 129020 999 999
161900 2041 08617 20046 +1374 128015 -082 -308 129016 999 999
162000 2044 08622 20044 +1373 132014 -078 -318 135015 999 999
URNT40 KWBC 051625
NOAA2 0503A CINDY
162100 2047 08627 20045 +1369 133016 -083 -312 132018 999 999
162200 2050 08632 20043 +1369 133017 -085 -303 132019 999 999
162300 2053 08638 20042 +1371 135018 -089 -291 138021 999 999
162400 2056 08643 20041 +1373 135020 -093 -275 137021 999 999
162500 2058 08648 20043 +1367 138019 -096 -254 136020 072 001
URNT40 KWBC 051630
NOAA2 0503A CINDY
162600 2102 08653 20046 +1336 135018 -095 -250 133019 155 001
162700 2105 08657 20045 +1336 136019 -094 -246 135019 999 999
162800 2109 08702 20046 +1395 138019 -093 -257 139020 999 999
162900 2112 08707 20046 +1394 141019 -093 -271 141019 999 999
163000 2116 08712 20047 +1405 141019 -094 -274 144020 153 000
URNT40 KWBC 051635
NOAA2 0503A CINDY
163100 2120 08716 20045 +1415 143020 -093 -277 144020 158 000
163200 2123 08721 20049 +1432 148019 -093 -282 145020 999 999
163300 2127 08726 20045 +1364 151019 -095 -286 150020 122 000
163400 2130 08730 20042 +1377 145021 -091 -285 144021 042 000
163500 2134 08735 20103 +1384 149021 -090 -285 147021 999 999
URNT11 KWBC 051634
97779 16344 30216 87600 61100 15021 59781 /8042
RMK NOAA2 0503A CINDY OB 01 KWBC
DPTD 05/1344Z ETA 26.0N 91.7W 05/1740Z
URNT40 KWBC 051645
NOAA2 0503A CINDY
164100 2152 08801 22041 +1516 157018 -129 -359 161020 999 999
164200 2155 08805 22042 +1517 150016 -129 -326 149017 999 999
164300 2159 08810 22041 +1513 157017 -130 -314 158019 999 999
164400 2202 08814 22050 +1502 157021 -132 -316 156022 999 999
164500 2205 08819 22044 +1512 162021 -132 -314 158021 999 999
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Thunder44 wrote:Luis I think that was another plane they wanted to send out today. The NOAA plane is still on it's way:
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URNT11 KWBC 051634
97779 16344 30216 87600 61100 15021 59781 /8042
RMK NOAA2 0503A CINDY OB 01 KWBC
DPTD 05/1344Z ETA 26.0N 91.7W 05/1740Z
I dont know thunder as where I get the reports dont have the obs updated.From where you got that ob?
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Thunder44 wrote:There should be recon for Cindy rather than Dennis. Cindy poses the immediate threat to landfall. It's doesn't matter which going to be stronger in the future. Yes, there are buoys out there, but a plane is always better. I hope this is not true.
What's the big deal ?, the only thing they cancelled today is the G IV mission. There is absoulutely no need for a high altitude synopic mission into Cindy, there is no doubt where she is going at this point. That money will be much better spent flying missions for Dennis which they will probably do daily. Hardly breaking news.
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they are flying right now and reporting. click on link and scroll down to see currnet findings decoded.
http://weather.net-waves.com/td03.php
http://weather.net-waves.com/td03.php
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cycloneye wrote:Thunder44 wrote:Luis I think that was another plane they wanted to send out today. The NOAA plane is still on it's way:
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URNT11 KWBC 051634
97779 16344 30216 87600 61100 15021 59781 /8042
RMK NOAA2 0503A CINDY OB 01 KWBC
DPTD 05/1344Z ETA 26.0N 91.7W 05/1740Z
I dont know thunder as where I get the reports dont have the obs updated.From where you got that ob?
Change the station on the Texas A&M site to "KWBC".
http://www.met.tamu.edu/personnel/stude ... rface.html
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tw861,
If what you say is true then I agree with you 100% However some of us cannot decipher the messages and read the titles of the threads. I think the title is what got everone upset, me included
Tim
If what you say is true then I agree with you 100% However some of us cannot decipher the messages and read the titles of the threads. I think the title is what got everone upset, me included
Tim
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tw861 wrote:Thunder44 wrote:There should be recon for Cindy rather than Dennis. Cindy poses the immediate threat to landfall. It's doesn't matter which going to be stronger in the future. Yes, there are buoys out there, but a plane is always better. I hope this is not true.
What's the big deal ?, the only thing they cancelled today is the G IV mission. There is absoulutely no need for a high altitude synopic mission into Cindy, there is no doubt where she is going at this point. That money will be much better spent flying missions for Dennis which they will probably do daily. Hardly breaking news.
I was confused. I thought they weren't sending plane in there at all.
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Thank you for changing the thread title.
TIm
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Thunder44 wrote:tw861 wrote:Thunder44 wrote:There should be recon for Cindy rather than Dennis. Cindy poses the immediate threat to landfall. It's doesn't matter which going to be stronger in the future. Yes, there are buoys out there, but a plane is always better. I hope this is not true.
What's the big deal ?, the only thing they cancelled today is the G IV mission. There is absoulutely no need for a high altitude synopic mission into Cindy, there is no doubt where she is going at this point. That money will be much better spent flying missions for Dennis which they will probably do daily. Hardly breaking news.
I was confused. I thought they weren't sending plane in there at all.
I'm sorry, I wasn't trying to make you look bad. The theme of the whole thread is confusing. Again, sorry I wasn't trying to make an example of you in particular.
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Ok guys confusion over.Let's wait for the mission to start soon.The gulfstream mission was the one cancelled.It was my fault the confusion as I saw the remarks and thought all the rest were cancelled.I am human and nobody is perfect. 
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