CrazyC83's Ernesto Forecast (5th forecast issued)
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CrazyC83's Ernesto Forecast (5th forecast issued)
NOT AN OFFICIAL FORECAST - just my prediction.
Yes, I think this may be a stretch and beyond most people's imaginations. However, I see this system going over some of the warmest waters out there and a decrease in shear. Hence, I feel this will become a monster storm and an extremely dangerous situation. Days 3 to 5 see rapid intensification. The track is to the left of the NHC's track.
Current - 13.2/63.9 - 1007mb - 35mph
12 hrs - 13.6/66.0 - 1000mb - 50mph
24 hrs - 14.4/69.1 - 991mb - 65mph
36 hrs - 15.0/71.8 - 988mb - 70mph
48 hrs - 15.9/73.6 - 980mb - 75mph
60 hrs - 16.5/75.8 - 979mb - 80mph
72 hrs - 17.1/78.6 - 976mb - 85mph
96 hrs - 18.8/82.4 - 947mb - 125mph
120 hrs - 20.6/86.6 - 904mb - 175mph
Yes, I think this may be a stretch and beyond most people's imaginations. However, I see this system going over some of the warmest waters out there and a decrease in shear. Hence, I feel this will become a monster storm and an extremely dangerous situation. Days 3 to 5 see rapid intensification. The track is to the left of the NHC's track.
Current - 13.2/63.9 - 1007mb - 35mph
12 hrs - 13.6/66.0 - 1000mb - 50mph
24 hrs - 14.4/69.1 - 991mb - 65mph
36 hrs - 15.0/71.8 - 988mb - 70mph
48 hrs - 15.9/73.6 - 980mb - 75mph
60 hrs - 16.5/75.8 - 979mb - 80mph
72 hrs - 17.1/78.6 - 976mb - 85mph
96 hrs - 18.8/82.4 - 947mb - 125mph
120 hrs - 20.6/86.6 - 904mb - 175mph
Last edited by CrazyC83 on Mon Aug 28, 2006 10:36 am, edited 4 times in total.
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CrazyC83 wrote:NOT AN OFFICIAL FORECAST - just my prediction.
Yes, I think this may be a stretch and beyond most people's imaginations. However, I see this system going over some of the warmest waters out there and a decrease in shear. Hence, I feel this will become a monster storm and an extremely dangerous situation. Days 3 to 5 see rapid intensification. The track is to the left of the NHC's track.
Current - 13.2/63.9 - 1007mb - 35mph
12 hrs - 13.6/66.0 - 1000mb - 50mph
24 hrs - 14.4/69.1 - 991mb - 65mph
36 hrs - 15.0/71.8 - 988mb - 70mph
48 hrs - 15.9/73.6 - 980mb - 75mph
60 hrs - 16.5/75.8 - 979mb - 80mph
72 hrs - 17.1/78.6 - 976mb - 85mph
96 hrs - 18.8/82.4 - 947mb - 125mph
120 hrs - 20.6/86.6 - 904mb - 175mph
I finally figured out your nickname!

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Brent wrote:CrazyC83 wrote:NOT AN OFFICIAL FORECAST - just my prediction.
Yes, I think this may be a stretch and beyond most people's imaginations. However, I see this system going over some of the warmest waters out there and a decrease in shear. Hence, I feel this will become a monster storm and an extremely dangerous situation. Days 3 to 5 see rapid intensification. The track is to the left of the NHC's track.
Current - 13.2/63.9 - 1007mb - 35mph
12 hrs - 13.6/66.0 - 1000mb - 50mph
24 hrs - 14.4/69.1 - 991mb - 65mph
36 hrs - 15.0/71.8 - 988mb - 70mph
48 hrs - 15.9/73.6 - 980mb - 75mph
60 hrs - 16.5/75.8 - 979mb - 80mph
72 hrs - 17.1/78.6 - 976mb - 85mph
96 hrs - 18.8/82.4 - 947mb - 125mph
120 hrs - 20.6/86.6 - 904mb - 175mph
I finally figured out your nickname!
It happened several times the past few years though!
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CrazyC83 wrote:NOT AN OFFICIAL FORECAST - just my prediction.
Yes, I think this may be a stretch and beyond most people's imaginations. However, I see this system going over some of the warmest waters out there and a decrease in shear. Hence, I feel this will become a monster storm and an extremely dangerous situation. Days 3 to 5 see rapid intensification. The track is to the left of the NHC's track.
Current - 13.2/63.9 - 1007mb - 35mph
12 hrs - 13.6/66.0 - 1000mb - 50mph
24 hrs - 14.4/69.1 - 991mb - 65mph
36 hrs - 15.0/71.8 - 988mb - 70mph
48 hrs - 15.9/73.6 - 980mb - 75mph
60 hrs - 16.5/75.8 - 979mb - 80mph
72 hrs - 17.1/78.6 - 976mb - 85mph
96 hrs - 18.8/82.4 - 947mb - 125mph
120 hrs - 20.6/86.6 - 904mb - 175mph

With all due respect... consider yourself slapped by a smoked salmon. Where is your meteorological reasoning for that sort of... stuff.
(I see your "meteorological reasoning", but c'mon...)
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CrazyC83 wrote:NOT AN OFFICIAL FORECAST - just my prediction.
Yes, I think this may be a stretch and beyond most people's imaginations. However, I see this system going over some of the warmest waters out there and a decrease in shear. Hence, I feel this will become a monster storm and an extremely dangerous situation. Days 3 to 5 see rapid intensification. The track is to the left of the NHC's track.
Current - 13.2/63.9 - 1007mb - 35mph
12 hrs - 13.6/66.0 - 1000mb - 50mph
24 hrs - 14.4/69.1 - 991mb - 65mph
36 hrs - 15.0/71.8 - 988mb - 70mph
48 hrs - 15.9/73.6 - 980mb - 75mph
60 hrs - 16.5/75.8 - 979mb - 80mph
72 hrs - 17.1/78.6 - 976mb - 85mph
96 hrs - 18.8/82.4 - 947mb - 125mph
120 hrs - 20.6/86.6 - 904mb - 175mph
ummm 175mph? why that hight?
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It isn't 2005 anymore.CrazyC83 wrote:Brent wrote:CrazyC83 wrote:NOT AN OFFICIAL FORECAST - just my prediction.
Yes, I think this may be a stretch and beyond most people's imaginations. However, I see this system going over some of the warmest waters out there and a decrease in shear. Hence, I feel this will become a monster storm and an extremely dangerous situation. Days 3 to 5 see rapid intensification. The track is to the left of the NHC's track.
Current - 13.2/63.9 - 1007mb - 35mph
12 hrs - 13.6/66.0 - 1000mb - 50mph
24 hrs - 14.4/69.1 - 991mb - 65mph
36 hrs - 15.0/71.8 - 988mb - 70mph
48 hrs - 15.9/73.6 - 980mb - 75mph
60 hrs - 16.5/75.8 - 979mb - 80mph
72 hrs - 17.1/78.6 - 976mb - 85mph
96 hrs - 18.8/82.4 - 947mb - 125mph
120 hrs - 20.6/86.6 - 904mb - 175mph
I finally figured out your nickname!
It happened several times the past few years though!
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6SpeedTA95 wrote:CrazyC83 wrote:NOT AN OFFICIAL FORECAST - just my prediction.
Yes, I think this may be a stretch and beyond most people's imaginations. However, I see this system going over some of the warmest waters out there and a decrease in shear. Hence, I feel this will become a monster storm and an extremely dangerous situation. Days 3 to 5 see rapid intensification. The track is to the left of the NHC's track.
Current - 13.2/63.9 - 1007mb - 35mph
12 hrs - 13.6/66.0 - 1000mb - 50mph
24 hrs - 14.4/69.1 - 991mb - 65mph
36 hrs - 15.0/71.8 - 988mb - 70mph
48 hrs - 15.9/73.6 - 980mb - 75mph
60 hrs - 16.5/75.8 - 979mb - 80mph
72 hrs - 17.1/78.6 - 976mb - 85mph
96 hrs - 18.8/82.4 - 947mb - 125mph
120 hrs - 20.6/86.6 - 904mb - 175mph
ummm 175mph? why that hight?
I see it going over an explosively deep and warm pool of water in a low shear environment then...
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CrazyC83 wrote:6SpeedTA95 wrote:CrazyC83 wrote:NOT AN OFFICIAL FORECAST - just my prediction.
Yes, I think this may be a stretch and beyond most people's imaginations. However, I see this system going over some of the warmest waters out there and a decrease in shear. Hence, I feel this will become a monster storm and an extremely dangerous situation. Days 3 to 5 see rapid intensification. The track is to the left of the NHC's track.
Current - 13.2/63.9 - 1007mb - 35mph
12 hrs - 13.6/66.0 - 1000mb - 50mph
24 hrs - 14.4/69.1 - 991mb - 65mph
36 hrs - 15.0/71.8 - 988mb - 70mph
48 hrs - 15.9/73.6 - 980mb - 75mph
60 hrs - 16.5/75.8 - 979mb - 80mph
72 hrs - 17.1/78.6 - 976mb - 85mph
96 hrs - 18.8/82.4 - 947mb - 125mph
120 hrs - 20.6/86.6 - 904mb - 175mph
ummm 175mph? why that hight?
I see it going over an explosively deep and warm pool of water in a low shear environment then...
TCHP and SST's are reasonable but I dunno that they're that good and given the interaction with dry air and the high pressure system I just dont see that happening at least not until well into the GOM. I dont even see it happening then, but that'd be the only real shot I'd think.
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CrazyC83 wrote:Brent wrote:CrazyC83 wrote:NOT AN OFFICIAL FORECAST - just my prediction.
Yes, I think this may be a stretch and beyond most people's imaginations. However, I see this system going over some of the warmest waters out there and a decrease in shear. Hence, I feel this will become a monster storm and an extremely dangerous situation. Days 3 to 5 see rapid intensification. The track is to the left of the NHC's track.
Current - 13.2/63.9 - 1007mb - 35mph
12 hrs - 13.6/66.0 - 1000mb - 50mph
24 hrs - 14.4/69.1 - 991mb - 65mph
36 hrs - 15.0/71.8 - 988mb - 70mph
48 hrs - 15.9/73.6 - 980mb - 75mph
60 hrs - 16.5/75.8 - 979mb - 80mph
72 hrs - 17.1/78.6 - 976mb - 85mph
96 hrs - 18.8/82.4 - 947mb - 125mph
120 hrs - 20.6/86.6 - 904mb - 175mph
I finally figured out your nickname!
It happened several times the past few years though!
Right.
Since 1995 we've had 170 named storms. Of those 170 named storms... six became category five. That's about 3.5%. To predict a tropical depression to become a category five when, statistically, there is a 3.5% chance (but really it's much less)... it's just crazy.
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senorpepr wrote:CrazyC83 wrote:NOT AN OFFICIAL FORECAST - just my prediction.
Yes, I think this may be a stretch and beyond most people's imaginations. However, I see this system going over some of the warmest waters out there and a decrease in shear. Hence, I feel this will become a monster storm and an extremely dangerous situation. Days 3 to 5 see rapid intensification. The track is to the left of the NHC's track.
Current - 13.2/63.9 - 1007mb - 35mph
12 hrs - 13.6/66.0 - 1000mb - 50mph
24 hrs - 14.4/69.1 - 991mb - 65mph
36 hrs - 15.0/71.8 - 988mb - 70mph
48 hrs - 15.9/73.6 - 980mb - 75mph
60 hrs - 16.5/75.8 - 979mb - 80mph
72 hrs - 17.1/78.6 - 976mb - 85mph
96 hrs - 18.8/82.4 - 947mb - 125mph
120 hrs - 20.6/86.6 - 904mb - 175mph
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With all due respect... consider yourself slapped by a smoked salmon. Where is your meteorological reasoning for that sort of... stuff.
(I see your "meteorological reasoning", but c'mon...)
hahahahahahahahahahaha Thanks Senor....Pepsi outa the nose and against the monitor!!!!!!!
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Okay, after re-reading my post I think came off as somewhat harsh up there, but still, a Category Five requires perfect, or very-near-perfect conditions. This thing is facing a far from perfect enviroment in the days ahead. I'm sure it'll be a hurricane, maybe even a category three, but I highly doubt the freakin' bottom is going to fall out. Don't let anything that transpired in the 2005 season affect your forecast reasoning. It's just common sense.
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55N-100W 999MPH. Based off the DUMM model.
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