ATL: Tropical Depression Fay
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Re: ATL: Tropical Storm Fay in East Coast of Florida
I think Fay still has more to say. Looks to me like it's getting a little better organized and drifting ever so slightly to the NNE.
Hopefully it either moves N or starts moving W and somehow gets away from the Melbourne area. They've been getting hammered on the S side of Fay.
Hopefully it either moves N or starts moving W and somehow gets away from the Melbourne area. They've been getting hammered on the S side of Fay.
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FLZ039-042-043-048>052-055>057-060>062-065-201200-
PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT...UPDATED FAWN WINDS
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE TAMPA BAY AREA - RUSKIN FL
1200 AM EDT WED AUG 20 2008
...FEAST OR FAMINE...
THANKS TO THE PATH OF TROPICAL STORM FAY SOME PORTIONS OF THE AREA
RECEIVED OVER 5 INCHES OF RAIN...WHILE OTHERS RECEIVED LITTLE IF
ANY. THE HEAVIEST WIDESPREAD RAINS IN OUR AREA FELL FROM LEE COUNTY
NORTHEAST ALONG THE PATH OF FAY THROUGH HIGHLANDS AND EASTERN POLK
COUNTIES. FURTHER NORTH AND WEST ACROSS THE TAMPA BAY AREA AND
NATURE COAST MUCH LIGHTER AMOUNTS OCCURRED WITH ONLY SOME SCATTERED
SHOWERS. RAIN BANDS CONTINUE TO MOVE ACROSS THE INTERIOR COUNTIES
TONIGHT WITH AN ADDITIONAL 1 TO 3 INCHES POSSIBLE.
FOLLOWING ARE PRELIMINARY AND UNOFFICIAL RAINFALL TOTALS FOR THE
STORM FROM 8 PM MONDAY UNTIL 9 PM TODAY AT SOME LOCATIONS ACROSS
WEST CENTRAL AND SOUTHWEST FLORIDA:
STORM TOTAL
OBSERVING SITE COUNTY RAINFALL
(INCHES)
..AIRPORTS:
FORT MYERS/SOUTHWEST INTL LEE 5.00
FORT MYERS/PAGE FIELD LEE 4.20
BARTOW AWOS POLK 3.69*
PUNTA GORDA/CHARLOTTE CO CHARLOTTE 1.83
WINTER HAVEN/GILBERT FIELD POLK 1.50*
LAKELAND LINDER POLK 0.15
BROOKSVILLE/HERNANDO CO HERNANDO 0.10
MACDILL AIR FORCE BASE HILLSBOROUGH TRACE
ST PETE/ALBERT WHITTED PINELLAS TRACE
ST PETE/CLEARWATER INTL PINELLAS TRACE
TAMPA INTL HILLSBOROUGH TRACE
SARASOTA-BRADENTON INTL MANATEE 0.00
..OTHERS:
AVON PARK BOMB RANGE (SFWMD) HIGHLANDS 7.19*
LORIDA - MCARTHUR PROP (SFWMD) HIGHLANDS 6.66*
AVON PARK 0.8 E (COCORAHS) HIGHLANDS 5.89*
TICK ISLAND (SFWMD) POLK 5.71*
FLINT PEN STRAND (SFWMD) LEE 5.43*
SEBRING (SFWMD) HIGHLANDS 5.21*
CORKSCREW SWAMP (SFWMD) LEE 4.87
INDIAN PRAIRIE (SFWMD) HIGHLANDS 4.73*
VENUS (SFWMD) HIGHLANDS 4.66*
PUNTA GORDA 8 NE (USGS) CHARLOTTE 2.39
FORT MEADE (PEACE RIVER) POLK 1.99*
BARTOW (PEACE RIVER) POLK 1.47*
NORTH PORT (USGS) SARASOTA 0.56
* STILL RAINING
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WINDS ALSO VARIED ACROSS THE REGION WITH TROPICAL STORM FORCE WINDS
REPORTED OVER THE SOUTHERN AND INTERIOR PORTIONS OF THE AREA.
LISTED BELOW ARE SOME OF THE SUSTAINED WINDS AND WIND GUSTS
REPORTED ACROSS THE AREA.
WINDS
OBSERVING SITE COUNTY SUSTAINED GUST
(MPH) (MPH)
..AIRPORTS:
FORT MYERS/PAGE FIELD LEE 39 48
FORT MYERS/SOUTHWEST INTL LEE 38 47
PUNTA GORDA/CHARLOTTE CO CHARLOTTE 37 47
MACDILL AIR FORCE BASE HILLSBOROUGH 18 35
ST PETE/CLEARWATER INTL PINELLAS 22 32
ST PETE/ALBERT WHITTED PINELLAS 30 36
TAMPA INTL HILLSBOROUGH 24 31
TAMPA - VANDENBURG HILLSBOROUGH 20 28
LAKELAND LINDER POLK 21 28
BROOKSVILLE/HERNANDO CO HERNANDO 24 33
WINTER HAVEN/GILBERT FIELD POLK 30 39
SARASOTA-BRADENTON INTL MANATEE 25 32
BARTOW POLK 26 35
TAMPA - PETER O` KNIGHT HILLSBOROUGH 23 30
..OTHER OBSERVING SITES:
BIG CARLOS PASS (COMPS) LEE 43 54
FORT MYERS (COOPS) LEE 30 45
C-CUT (PORTS) TAMPA BAY 35 43
FRED HOWARD PARK (COMPS) PINELLAS 25 41
ANNA MARIA (COMPS) MANATEE 30 39
VENICE (CMAN) SARASOTA 31 38
PORT MANATEE (PORTS) MANATEE 29 36
PORT OF TAMPA (PORTS) HILLSBOROUGH 25 36
EGMONT KEY (PORTS) TAMPA BAY 28 35
NAVY 2 (C10 - COMPS) GULF - 20W OF 28 33
NEW PASS, SARASOTA
CEDAR KEY (CMAN) LEVY 26 33
HOMOSASSA (COMPS) CITRUS 24 33
OLD PORT TAMPA (PORTS) HILLSBOROUGH 25 32
CLEARWATER BEACH (COOPS) PINELLAS 28 35
ARIPEKA (COMPS) PASCO 20 31
PORT RICHEY (COMPS) PASCO 19 29
SEBRING (HIGHLANDS EOC) HIGHLANDS 54
FROSTPROOF FAWN POLK 31 49
ARCADIA FAWN DESOTO 28 42
SEBRING FAWN HIGHLANDS 23 37
BROOKSVILLE FAWN HERNANDO 23 34
NORTH PORT FAWN SARASOTA 19 34
BALM FAWN HILLSBOROUGH 21 33
LAKE ALFRED FAWN POLK 18 30
BRONSON FAWN LEVY 17 29
ONA FAWN HARDEE 13 26
DOVER FAWN HILLSBOROUGH 12 23
FOR MORE CLIMATE INFORMATION VISIT OUR WEB SITE AT THE FOLLOWING
LINK: HTTP://WEATHER.GOV/TAMPABAY AND THEN CLICK ON THE LOCAL
LINK IN THE CLIMATE SECTION ON THE LEFT SIDE OF THE PAGE.
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PRC
Last edited by JonathanBelles on Wed Aug 20, 2008 2:59 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Yep convection slightly increasing, I suspect it has something to do with both the fact that daytime heating is now heading towards its peak and also the circulation is partly offshore as well, even if SST's are fairly low they are better then land I suppose.
Still looking possible somewhere gets close to 30 inches of rain before Fay finally gets out of there.
Still looking possible somewhere gets close to 30 inches of rain before Fay finally gets out of there.
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cpdaman wrote:KWT wrote:Seems like its just offshore looking at those obs, close enough to land so that strengthening won't take place but still looks like the drift north continues.
i think the main reason it is not strengthening is that the water there are in the 70's , if i realized this earlier today i would not have been as alarmed about her moving over water, (unless she was 60 miles east over gulf stream)
p.s the gulf stream does bend back a bit toward the NNW around just north of the cape so maybe a little boost , but not much IMO
And as I stated in another thread, the SST's off of DAB/NSB/the Cape last night were around 68-degrees, so I would expect to see the same tonight as the Sun has less effect. As long as it doesn't move TOO far out where the temps are upper-70s/low-80s, I wouldn't expect her to strengthen much, if at all.
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Finally some heavy rain bands approaching Tampa
Bay from the northeast. Been very dry here for a week.
Also I am PRAYING the rain dies down over the flooded areas
on the east coast.
Finally some heavy rain bands approaching Tampa
Bay from the northeast. Been very dry here for a week.
Also I am PRAYING the rain dies down over the flooded areas
on the east coast.
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I'm in Satellite Beach where we have had an official 12.2 inches at Patrick AFB but more in surrounding areas. There seem to be a lot more storms to come. Flooding is unbelievable for this area. In 15 years of living here I haven't seen anything like it. I'll keep the feed up for a while. I'll be hangin out here if anyones bored.
I'm in Satellite Beach where we have had an official 12.2 inches at Patrick AFB but more in surrounding areas. There seem to be a lot more storms to come. Flooding is unbelievable for this area. In 15 years of living here I haven't seen anything like it. I'll keep the feed up for a while. I'll be hangin out here if anyones bored.
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St. Lucie County schools will be closed the rest of the week due to serious flooding.
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Re: ATL: Tropical Storm Fay in East Coast of Florida
KWT wrote:Eastern side of fay seems to be getting stronger however the western side is still lacking convection a little bit it seems at the present time.
Seeing as this system will never really have the luxury of being completely over water, I imagine asymmetry will stick till its demise...
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Re: ATL: Tropical Storm Fay in East Coast of Florida
Looks like an oblong shaped eye is trying to form just NE of the Cape. If it contracts and convection wraps around it, Fay would be stengthening again.
http://radar.weather.gov/ridge/radar.php?product=NCR&rid=mlb&loop=yes
http://radar.weather.gov/ridge/radar.php?product=NCR&rid=mlb&loop=yes
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Re: ATL: Tropical Storm Fay in East Coast of Florida
njweather wrote:KWT wrote:Eastern side of fay seems to be getting stronger however the western side is still lacking convection a little bit it seems at the present time.
Seeing as this system will never really have the luxury of being completely over water, I imagine asymmetry will stick till its demise...
I wouldn't say that yet. Who knows with Fay??
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Re: ATL: Tropical Storm Fay in East Coast of Florida
ronjon wrote:Looks like an oblong shaped eye is trying to form just NE of the Cape. If it contracts and convection wraps around it, Fay would be stengthening again.
http://radar.weather.gov/ridge/radar.php?product=NCR&rid=mlb&loop=yes
That impossible, fay doesn't strengthen over water


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