
Ernesto,Analysis,Sat Pics,Models Thread #3
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Praxus wrote:cpdaman wrote:ernesto fought the good fight and is now on his death bed
anyone else think the nhc and promets would not be politically correct to call this yet, but they are all breathing a bigger sigh of releif as this continues
to weaken by the hour
How do you reconcile that with convection refiring as per the last two sat frames ?
Because if you look at the cuban radar on page 7 you will see how close the blob is to cuba, not enough time to strengthen much then it gets raked over the mountains in cuba. Ouch maybe a depression I don't know. Maybe it can regenerate in the fl straits.
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I know just about enough to sound like I know what I'm talking about sometimes. But for your safety please follow the nhc for truly professional forecasting.
I know just about enough to sound like I know what I'm talking about sometimes. But for your safety please follow the nhc for truly professional forecasting.

http://www.insmet.cu/asp/genesis.asp?TB ... AXw01a.gif
bud check out this radar south of cuba u can see his center is already west of the eastern tip can't miss unless it were to go ne
bud check out this radar south of cuba u can see his center is already west of the eastern tip can't miss unless it were to go ne
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Now looking at the rainbow loop, I'm wondering if this..this stupid storm just jumped into the Windward Pass.
http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/goes/east/carb/loop-rb.html
http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/goes/east/carb/loop-rb.html
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The windfield is already starting to interact with Cuba and still is from Hispaniola. I think it will strengthen slightly overnight but not have enough run to get cranking again. I'll be very surprised if it's any more than a Cat 1 when it hits Florida. I hope they are prepared for some flooding there though.
Question: what are the chances it cuts across the Florida peninsula and moves up the coast, regaining strength from the Gulf Stream?
Question: what are the chances it cuts across the Florida peninsula and moves up the coast, regaining strength from the Gulf Stream?
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tgenius wrote:Gitmo radar isn't working, no recon yet, no sats due to eclipse.. heck we're no better off at this moment then 2000 yrs ago
https://detweb.weather.navy.mil/gtmo/
At times it can take a few minutes to load.
You have to enter from the home page the first time, then say OK to the box that pops up. Then click "radar" on the left, then "base" then give it a few min to load the loop. seems that the so called center is in range now.[/url]
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based on its current position 19 n 74.8 (from cuban radar) and where the center would be projected and re-emerge of the cuban coast following it's current heading i conclude it is about
5 hours from south east cuba and it appears once the storm clears about 21.2 north latitude it will be over the fl. straits (could be 20.5 NORTH if ernesto follows a nnw heading and about 21.5 on a NW heading)
based on this info i belevie the system will cross cuba (use this radar http://www.insmet.cu/asp/genesis.asp?TB ... AXw01a.gif)
around 5 am and get back over the atlantic by 1 pm or within an hour . anyone have any thoughts.
maybe cuba wont have enough time to deliver the knock out punch ( i think ernesto has to continue develop more convection right now and that his life depends on it)
5 hours from south east cuba and it appears once the storm clears about 21.2 north latitude it will be over the fl. straits (could be 20.5 NORTH if ernesto follows a nnw heading and about 21.5 on a NW heading)
based on this info i belevie the system will cross cuba (use this radar http://www.insmet.cu/asp/genesis.asp?TB ... AXw01a.gif)
around 5 am and get back over the atlantic by 1 pm or within an hour . anyone have any thoughts.
maybe cuba wont have enough time to deliver the knock out punch ( i think ernesto has to continue develop more convection right now and that his life depends on it)
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