new ivan forecast... 125KT near cuba in 5 days
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Derek Ortt
new ivan forecast... 125KT near cuba in 5 days
http://www.nwhhc.com/atl092004forecast.html
This will soon go right over st vincent, only hope everyone is ready
This will soon go right over st vincent, only hope everyone is ready
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Derek Ortt
Derek thank you for all your good work. Can you give your thoughts on this part of the NHC's discussion?
THE UKMET APPEARS TO BE THE ONLY
OUTLIER AT 96HR AND 120HR BY TAKING IVAN WEST-NORTHWESTWARD TOWARD
WESTERN CUBA. THIS SEEMS UNLIKELY GIVEN THAT ALL OF THE MODELS ...
INCLUDING THE UKMET...GRADUALLY BUILD A STRONG HIGH AMPLITUDE
HIGH/RIDGE ACROSS THE CENTRAL U.S. AND MEXICO AND INTO THE WESTERN
GULF OF MEXICO BY 120 HOURS THAT SHOULD ACT TO BLOCK ANY WESTWARD
MOTION INTO THE CENTRAL AND WESTERN GULF.
THE UKMET APPEARS TO BE THE ONLY
OUTLIER AT 96HR AND 120HR BY TAKING IVAN WEST-NORTHWESTWARD TOWARD
WESTERN CUBA. THIS SEEMS UNLIKELY GIVEN THAT ALL OF THE MODELS ...
INCLUDING THE UKMET...GRADUALLY BUILD A STRONG HIGH AMPLITUDE
HIGH/RIDGE ACROSS THE CENTRAL U.S. AND MEXICO AND INTO THE WESTERN
GULF OF MEXICO BY 120 HOURS THAT SHOULD ACT TO BLOCK ANY WESTWARD
MOTION INTO THE CENTRAL AND WESTERN GULF.
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Patrick wrote:Derek thank you for all your good work. Can you give your thoughts on this part of the NHC's discussion?
THE UKMET APPEARS TO BE THE ONLY
OUTLIER AT 96HR AND 120HR BY TAKING IVAN WEST-NORTHWESTWARD TOWARD
WESTERN CUBA. THIS SEEMS UNLIKELY GIVEN THAT ALL OF THE MODELS ...
INCLUDING THE UKMET...GRADUALLY BUILD A STRONG HIGH AMPLITUDE
HIGH/RIDGE ACROSS THE CENTRAL U.S. AND MEXICO AND INTO THE WESTERN
GULF OF MEXICO BY 120 HOURS THAT SHOULD ACT TO BLOCK ANY WESTWARD
MOTION INTO THE CENTRAL AND WESTERN GULF.
Well that makes it sound like the central and west GOM won't be threatened by Ivan. Hopefully they are right. I can't believe this is another threat to Florida, what have y'all done down there?!
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Derek Ortt
Thanks for the information, Derek.
Now for a newbie question. Why does an UL to the west indicate a slower westward motion? Is it due to shearing? I would have guessed - and it would be totally a guess, because I don't know - it would speed up toward the low pressure. (I always picture high pressure like a wall and low pressure like a valley.)
Just seeking to learn. I find this all very interesting.
Now for a newbie question. Why does an UL to the west indicate a slower westward motion? Is it due to shearing? I would have guessed - and it would be totally a guess, because I don't know - it would speed up toward the low pressure. (I always picture high pressure like a wall and low pressure like a valley.)
Just seeking to learn. I find this all very interesting.
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CaneCurious wrote:Derek, you said it is looking like a CGOM storm. I truly respect your predictions and opinions. I am in New Orleans so do I have something to worry about? I know it is too early to say for certain but is there any fronts or troughs coming down to steer her away from us?
Hey Cane. This thing is still a long way from any US landfall. It will be a miracle if any forecast holds 100% through 5-7 days, so no, we don't have anything to worry about....yet. Just something to keep an eye on.
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Just a little nervous because my neighbor came over last night and asked us what our evacuation plan was. We do have one but she said that she just has a bad feeling about this one. My brother-in-law called shortly after and said the same thing. That made me uneasy because my brother-in-law always says "stop worrying, it isn't coming here."
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