RIP to ana no longer tropical storm is now extratropical
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RIP to ana no longer tropical storm is now extratropical
http://www.tormenta.net/frame_page.asp? ... s_nt1.html
The last advisory will be written at 11 PM but already the fate of ana is there.
But it was fun to watch it because of the history that is was being the first tropical storm ever in april.When will be the next time we in our lifetime will see an event like this well maybe never.
The last advisory will be written at 11 PM but already the fate of ana is there.
But it was fun to watch it because of the history that is was being the first tropical storm ever in april.When will be the next time we in our lifetime will see an event like this well maybe never.
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Yes, it was great while it lasted.It bumped up the board activity and gave us "newbies" a taste of what the tropical season will be like.
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You nailed it very well Garrett about the board very active at this time but if it was active now you can imagine when the season is underway and there is a cane out there.
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cycloneye wrote:Hey Great One dont speculate like that praying for storms because your thinking always is to see cat 5 canes going to someplace.
Hi I'm not great one....
I'm looking forward of tropical storm bill so its not a speculate in anythink like that if great one is playing around then banned him...
I hope I can be hear for a long time in enjoy all you forecast...
Thanks for being a friend...
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TWW dont let ana with more time with her agonie let her die the sooner the better for her.LOL
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Well the respiratory machine will run for 6 more hours as the fate of ana comes.
http://www.tormenta.net/frame_page.asp? ... s_nt1.html
http://www.tormenta.net/frame_page.asp? ... s_nt1.html
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mf the NHC always are conservative when classifications go one way or another in this case to say the last advisory so this is not new from them but if you look at the pics you will see a teared apart system with the center not very visible and it is now with dry and cold air aloft so rip to her.
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Finnally the conservative NHC did the right thing declaring ANA dead and extratropical.RIP RIP RIP
Finnally the conservative NHC did the right thing declaring ANA dead and extratropical.RIP RIP RIP
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