ATL: IKE Discussion
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Re: ATL IKE: Recon Discussion
What happened that no obs haved yet been out.Last I saw the plane was at runway.
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HURAKAN wrote:
There is always a confusion about Cuba's terrain.
Ah, I didn't realize that the se corner was so mountainous. Thanks.
I wonder how much damage Grand Turk will have when the sun comes up. My guess is a lot.
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Re: ATL IKE: Category 4 - Discussion
I don't know if anyone's posted this tracking site yet but it was created by a guy who works for the Sarasota Herald Tribune. It's VERY cool.
http://ibiseye.com/
http://ibiseye.com/
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Re: ATL IKE: Category 4 - Discussion
Ed Mahmoud wrote:I heard from friends that still work in LA that the channel at Port Fourchon silted up during Gustav, and only shallow draft boats, not the big supply boats can get out, so there is still some residual effect in Louisiana.
This won't help, of course.
If it comes close to the La. coast.
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Re: ATL IKE: Category 4 - Discussion
Center near 21.2 north...So really no real fast southward motion. When it drops below 21 north then things could get more interesting.
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Re: ATL IKE: Category 4 - Discussion
VeniceInlet wrote:I don't know if anyone's posted this tracking site yet but it was created by a guy who works for the Sarasota Herald Tribune. It's VERY cool.
http://ibiseye.com/
Is there a program you need since it's stuck on 'Loading...' for me?
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Re: ATL IKE: Category 4 - Discussion
Matt-hurricanewatcher wrote:Center near 21.2 north...So really no real fast southward motion. When it drops below 21 north then things could get more interesting.
Why more interesting?
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Models make a Hard West Turn on Day 5... keeping it South
of Louisiana and putting it on a Texas bound heading...still early
to tell and the models can switch back and forth...but a more
ominous trend for the western gulf at this point.
Models make a Hard West Turn on Day 5... keeping it South
of Louisiana and putting it on a Texas bound heading...still early
to tell and the models can switch back and forth...but a more
ominous trend for the western gulf at this point.
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Re: ATL IKE: Category 4 - Discussion
cycloneye wrote:Matt-hurricanewatcher wrote:Center near 21.2 north...So really no real fast southward motion. When it drops below 21 north then things could get more interesting.
Why more interesting?
Larger chance of it moving into the warmest sst's in the Atlantic south of Cuba after a trip over the eastern Part of Cuba.
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ConvergenceZone wrote:My question is, what would prevent Ike from going into Mexico once it gets into the Gulf and bypassing the US States all together???
The ridge to the north of Ike is strong, but not strong enough to keep it south and push
it into Mexico. Thus the models showing a more northern solution, but day 5 has a hard
west motion returning, continuing the west trend that has been taking place.
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ConvergenceZone wrote:My question is, what would prevent Ike from going into Mexico once it gets into the Gulf and bypassing the US States all together???
a. The ridge is probably not strong enough
b. A trough could lift it up. Even if it didn't it would likely still go to mid-upper TX.
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Re: ATL IKE: Category 4 - Discussion
fasterdisaster wrote:VeniceInlet wrote:I don't know if anyone's posted this tracking site yet but it was created by a guy who works for the Sarasota Herald Tribune. It's VERY cool.
http://ibiseye.com/
Is there a program you need since it's stuck on 'Loading...' for me?
Scratch this, it's working now.
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Re: ATL IKE: Category 4 - Discussion
Okay, thanx folks for the replies. I was just curious since some of the models depict such a sharp left turn.....but your comments makes sense. Guess we just need to see what happens.
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Re: ATL IKE: Category 4 - Discussion
Ed,
What is the bottom line here, I just had a look and there are some 30 pages since I last looked. What is the skinny on the storm, looks like the models have move a bit in the last 24 and the GOM is a reality. Any Texas threat at all?
What is the bottom line here, I just had a look and there are some 30 pages since I last looked. What is the skinny on the storm, looks like the models have move a bit in the last 24 and the GOM is a reality. Any Texas threat at all?
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fasterdisaster wrote:It's really only moutainous in the tail end and Cienfuegos-Santa Clara area? Funny, I always thought there were more mountains in the central area!
Thanks to the Creator. Mountains are badly needed to grow coffee and tobacco.

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