Emily BOMBING?!
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Ixolib wrote:rtd2 wrote:Scorpion wrote:Its not gonna impact the US, looks like its going to Mexico. Also, a Cat 5 isnt impossible. Dennis was certainly almost there.
Your are correct on the cat 5 ...remember so far this year we have seen some :INSANE" strengthning and it could happen...as far as the NON us call I disagree like in the last post I just made 7/10 people was starting to doubt thr NHC and thought it would go into SA and thats not going to happen so I wouldnt rule out Texas just yet!
Well, like any "typical" cane, won't she try to track poleward? And if that's the case, doesn't it just depend on how far south and west (and how strong) the ridge pushes in? Basically, won't Emmy just ride the periphery wherever the ridge stops? The further in, the further west and vice versa...
Yes and Now since Emmy's not commited suicide and ran aground in SA It will be important How for South and west the High Pressure is once Emmy gets Near the Yucatan! We've been through this several times where the models cant get a handle on the strength of the HP 3-5 days out!
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They were vague.. implied that the longer that Dennis sits where he is ( and he has been sitting! Heavy rain and thunder on and off for 3 days now with more to come.. ) the more likely that he will be able to pull Emily in a more northern direction and then later on said that Emily will be a GOM event and looks to affect the United States with impact likely seen near Texas this time. I say too soon to say anything but.. if Dennis doesn't get out of here a little quicker, it could definitely be a major factor.
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This is going anywhere between Tampico to Houston
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gkrangers wrote:At 8PM they had no obs, no recon, no nothing to go off of. They are blind obs wise out there. You have to look at it more like an 11mb drop since the last recon...The Big Dog wrote:gkrangers wrote:A dropsonde measured 102kt winds at approximately 500 feet off the surface. This was lowered to 80kt at the surface. Thats what the intensity is based off of.
Yeah, I caught that -- but 30 mph and 11 mb in two hours? I'm seriously wondering if they just plain made a mistake somewhere. Or if they've been making them all day. There seems to be no consistency from one round to the next. Has Emily got everyone fooled?
...which left about 7 hours before this one got there.
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It seems highly unlikely that this or any other hurricane (when taken individually) is going to reach Cat 5.
I think people forget that a cat 5 hurricane is really rare. I realize this is an unusual year, and the water is warmer than normal, but every time a storm forms in warm water people start yelling cat 5. It takes a special set of circumstances for that to happen, so let's just wait and see, folks.
This morning Emily was all but written off by many.
That said, I'll get on board and agree that this just may be a major hurricane before all is over. (Have to hedge my bets, you know.)
I think people forget that a cat 5 hurricane is really rare. I realize this is an unusual year, and the water is warmer than normal, but every time a storm forms in warm water people start yelling cat 5. It takes a special set of circumstances for that to happen, so let's just wait and see, folks.
This morning Emily was all but written off by many.
That said, I'll get on board and agree that this just may be a major hurricane before all is over. (Have to hedge my bets, you know.)
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