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- CaptinCrunch
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sorry DOUBLE POST
Still wnw (more west than anything) Yes it did slow dowm from 24 to 18 but thats still pretty fast for a turn or rapid growth
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Re: sorry DOUBLE POST
rtd2 wrote:Still wnw (more west than anything) Yes it did slow dowm from 24 to 18 but thats still pretty fast for a turn or rapid growth
Looks like the initial motion is still 285/15...although it may be jsut a bit slower than that going fix to fix over the last 3 hours.
15 knots is the climatological average for systems moving across the atlantic at this time of year...
Pressures are down 6mb in the last 3 hours too.
MW
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Updating on the twitter now: http://www.twitter.com/@watkinstrack
Charlie has our attention....sorting out the storm pannels.
Just in case, I started sorting out the storm pannels, check all of the flash light
batteries, first aid kit, battery powered radio, etc. This time Thursday I'll know if I should "Shutter Up". Trust me, I watch these things very closely. In my lifetime I experienced Camile, David, Fredrick, Hugo, Andrew & Irene. The deffinition of awe is feeling your first sustained 100+ MPH blast from a Cape Verde Atlantic Hurricane. It has a very humbling affect on one's being.
We are watching this one in Palm Beach County!!!
batteries, first aid kit, battery powered radio, etc. This time Thursday I'll know if I should "Shutter Up". Trust me, I watch these things very closely. In my lifetime I experienced Camile, David, Fredrick, Hugo, Andrew & Irene. The deffinition of awe is feeling your first sustained 100+ MPH blast from a Cape Verde Atlantic Hurricane. It has a very humbling affect on one's being.
We are watching this one in Palm Beach County!!!

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Charley=4.0
11/1745 UTC 16.6N 76.7W T4.0/4.0 CHARLE
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Charley Heading for LA?
The BAMM takes Charley toward LA coast. What kind of biases does this model have? Is there something valid that it is keying in on that the other models are not?
http://www.midatlanticwx.com/modelmap.htm
http://www.midatlanticwx.com/modelmap.htm
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Air Force Met wrote:It doesn't really matter if it says 105 or 135...it shows that the conditions are ripe for strengthening. The only thing about the model intensity forecast people need to remember is that when they are right on...it was the luck of the draw. As my dad says...even a blind squirrel gets the acorn every once in a while.
Well Said..

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Charley beginning WNW once again?
If you look carefully at the latest visible, at the last few frames, is it just my mind going crazy or is a WNW motion trying to resume?
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http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/PS/TROP/DATA/RT ... -loop.html
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http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/PS/TROP/DATA/RT ... -loop.html
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certainly appears to be jogging that way now
It does appear that over the past few hours, Charley has started jogging more WNW or NW. Too early to say if this is the start of "the turn." But forward speed has definitely slowed, and that is typically what you see before a direction change. I am very interested to see what changes there will be to forecast track, new watches and warnings, etc. at 5 p.m.
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