
Hurricane Wilma - Cat. 5
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Since both GPS and NOGAPS stall the track near or over the Yucatan it sounds like a real mess for Mexico.
The delay may also mean she will not make such a fast exit to the northeast over Florida. Gulf waters are still warm enough for some reintensification especially if the she misses the low over the southeast resulting in less shear.
The delay may also mean she will not make such a fast exit to the northeast over Florida. Gulf waters are still warm enough for some reintensification especially if the she misses the low over the southeast resulting in less shear.
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Wilma's eye is starting to make a partial comeback, now visible on IR and watervapor, though still not on visible. On watervapor, a coil pattern can be easily observed, once that coil returns to a solid shield of purple or even reds, Wilma will likely be a cat 5 again. It is unlikely that she'll make it past 890 or beat her record of 882, but when we start talking about the 800s... now for the third (correction, god knows how many because Rita and Wilma have made multiple attempts and successes at it) time this year (we only talked about it with Katrina...)... well... we must remember that this is the 800s, which were only seen 3 times before this year.
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Blown_away wrote:Hard to deny a N component now.
http://www.goes.noaa.gov/HURRLOOPS/huvsloop.html
I don't think people are "denying" anything. They're just calling what they see.
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skysummit wrote:Pro Mets.....
If she misses this trough ALL TOGETHER, wouldn't high pressure build in behind the front and force her to continue West around the High, or even WSW?
I'm not a pro, but I posed the same question yesterday-it really depends. We will see. It is a little plausible, but this front looks like it might be strong enough eventually to pull it out, but if it continues to track wnw into the Yucatan, it might still be able to miss the trough. Who knows at this stage. No model I know has that scenario yet.
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Derek Ortt wrote:not sure what any of the north turn people are looking at
it is still moving at a 290-295 heading. Watch the large eye, not the wobbles or outflow
That's exactly what I see....no "definate" north turn yet. I see the eye that's rotating on the north side that's giving an illusion of northern motion.
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skysummit wrote:Derek Ortt wrote:not sure what any of the north turn people are looking at
it is still moving at a 290-295 heading. Watch the large eye, not the wobbles or outflow
That's exactly what I see....no "definate" north turn yet. I see the eye that's rotating on the north side that's giving an illusion of northern motion.
Ummm, less than 2 hours ago lots of posts saying Wilma's heading at 270. That has changed.
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http://www.skeetobiteweather.com/picser ... p?t=m&m=24
12z GFDL at graphic in dark blue line.It tracks almost with the nhc one.
12z GFDL at graphic in dark blue line.It tracks almost with the nhc one.
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