Hurricane Wilma - Cat. 5
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looking better for Florida by the minute, not so good for Cozumel and Cancun however. If Wilma spends 24+ hours over the Yucatan she won't be a cane' coming out on the other end. Wilma needs to head almost due north to avoid a landfall in the Yucatan. That said if she stays offshore FL could still have a beast to deal with in a couple of days
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Folks if Wilma spends more than 30 hours in the Yucatan when it emerges in the GOM it well be a Tropical Storm.The bottomline is the time that she will spent in the Yucatan will be the key on how strong it will go to Florida.
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Eyes2theSkies wrote:If she stalls just off the coast will that weaken her also???
Yes depends on how much time she spends just offshore if that occurs because she may cause upwelling of the waters if it sits offshore and then cool those waters.
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dixiebreeze wrote:The YP is NOT going to slow this girl down much at all:
http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/PS/TROP/DATA/RT ... IR4/20.jpg
She's already weakening. The lR loop shows that her cloud tops began to warm just as her outer eyewall began to interact with land. I say she is going to be weakened a lot by the YP. There will be devastation there though for sure and undoubdedtly already a lot of damage in Cozumel. My guess is that she will be a cat 1 when she emerges into the Gulf. Also her radar presentation is quite ragged now.
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Looks like Wilma has slowed down a bunch just like the NHC forecasted and shes quit jogging to the NNWEST and more to the NW. This is great news for Florida because she might stall out or move slowley enough to be over land for quite a while to weaken her alot maybe even to a weak cat 2 or cat 1 depending how this all pans out. You got to give the NHC credit they seem to be right on the money on what they said would happen and its track. Florida just needs to hope she stalls over the Yucatan and moves real slowleeeeey. I feel bad for the Yucatan though they will get a serious pounding. I hate to see the damage pictures from there the next couple of days.
The eye looks real impressive right now. Notice the vortexes in her eye. She is one mean monster with alot of tonados in her it seems. http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/PS/TROP/DATA/RT ... VIS/20.jpg

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Last data from Cancun weather station 13:40 GMT
Station: Cancun
Location: Longitud: -86.77583 latitud: 21.07500
Conditions at 21/10/2005/13:40 GMT
Wind Direction:
Wind Speed: 128.10 km/h
Wind Gust: 153.60 km/h
Atmospheric Pressure: 981.30 mb
http://smn.cna.gob.mx/productos/emas/txt/QR01_10M.TXT
Location: Longitud: -86.77583 latitud: 21.07500
Conditions at 21/10/2005/13:40 GMT
Wind Direction:
Wind Speed: 128.10 km/h
Wind Gust: 153.60 km/h
Atmospheric Pressure: 981.30 mb
http://smn.cna.gob.mx/productos/emas/txt/QR01_10M.TXT
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