ATL: Tropical Depression Dolly
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Re: ATL: H Dolly in Western Gulf of Mexico
I saw a car on the road in brownsville while doing a live shot what a moron that car is!!!!!!!!! I geuss someone forgot to tell him a hurricanes uh comin!!!
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Re: ATL: H Dolly in Western Gulf of Mexico
http://www.findu.com/cgi-bin/near.cgi?lat=25.8&lon=-96.6
The above link shows the APRS stations (amateur radio operators mostly use it for positioning), but there are several WX stations providing very good WX info. The link above is at Dolly's current position (via 8am NHC advisory), so the details show compass bearing/distance from Dolly to those stations.
The above link shows the APRS stations (amateur radio operators mostly use it for positioning), but there are several WX stations providing very good WX info. The link above is at Dolly's current position (via 8am NHC advisory), so the details show compass bearing/distance from Dolly to those stations.
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KWT wrote:Thunder44 wrote:KWT wrote:Yep i agree its nearly at category-2 now hurricanelandfall, only need a higher flight level wind reading in the NE and we will see this upgraded to category-2. As it is 95mph is still a pretty powerful category-1 hurricane.
95mph can't be used for the full advisories. So it will probably be at least 100mph for the 11am advisory. Unless for some reason it shows weakening.
Ah yes so it willbe the same strength as Erin then when it came into its 2nd landfall.
Well in that case yep looks like Dolly is going to make it to categroy 2 afteral in about a couple of hours time, should be right on the coast making landfall at that time.
wxman57, yep I agree the high is building back in and yep thats relaly back for SP Island as well as the highly populated region...ps on fox just saw some man on the beachhe better get outta there!
Wasn't Erin just a Tropical storm at landfall?
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Re: ATL: H Dolly in Western Gulf of Mexico
Tides rising in Port Isabel - about 3 feet above normal and climbing. Latest wind 35 kts sustained, gusting to 45 kts.
http://tidesonline.nos.noaa.gov/plotcomp.shtml?station_info=8779770+Port+Isabel%2C+TX
http://tidesonline.nos.noaa.gov/plotcomp.shtml?station_info=8779770+Port+Isabel%2C+TX
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Re: ATL: H Dolly in Western Gulf of Mexico
With all of the talk of a Cat 2, Dolly actually isn't that far away from a Cat 3 pressure reading on the Saffir Simpson scale (964 mb).
Whether those winds are ever found or observed is doubtful, but it is a good thing this doesn't have another 12 hours over water.
Whether those winds are ever found or observed is doubtful, but it is a good thing this doesn't have another 12 hours over water.
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Re: ATL: H Dolly in Western Gulf of Mexico
Category 5 wrote:72mph gust in Port Isabel via TWC.
Very impressive and so winds close to hurricane force now hitting there, I'd have thought it won't be long now till we get hurricane force gusts being recoded somewhere in S.Texas.
DESTRUCTION5, indeed its very interesting to see that, probably taking in some drier air from the land.
HouTXmetro, I mean Erin 1995.
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Re: ATL: H Dolly in Western Gulf of Mexico
How are you so certain? It is only 9:09am, which means we have over an hour and a half left until the 11am advisory. TONS can change in that timeframe, and it will only take a 1mph increase in wind-speed to become a Category 2.Thunder44 wrote:Hyperstorm wrote:Thunder44, you stole my thinking...
This tells you the NHC expects this to become a Category 2 at 11 am. Probably because they expect the winds in the NE quadrant to reflect Category 2 in a little bit when the plane goes through...
12z models just came at about 2 minutes before 9am. They initialized at 80kts. So the only thing I'm certain off it is that it won't be 95mph at 11am.
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HouTXmetro wrote:KWT wrote:Thunder44 wrote:
95mph can't be used for the full advisories. So it will probably be at least 100mph for the 11am advisory. Unless for some reason it shows weakening.
Ah yes so it willbe the same strength as Erin then when it came into its 2nd landfall.
Well in that case yep looks like Dolly is going to make it to categroy 2 afteral in about a couple of hours time, should be right on the coast making landfall at that time.
wxman57, yep I agree the high is building back in and yep thats relaly back for SP Island as well as the highly populated region...ps on fox just saw some man on the beachhe better get outta there!
Wasn't Erin just a Tropical storm at landfall?
1995's Hurricane Erin....
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Re: ATL: H Dolly in Western Gulf of Mexico
12z models just came at about 2 minutes before 9am. They initialized at 80kts. So the only thing I'm certain off it is that it won't be 95mph at 11am.
How are you so certain? It is only 9:09am, which means we have over an hour and a half left until the 11am advisory. TONS can change in that timeframe, and it will only take a 1mph increase in wind-speed to become a Category 2.
I said I was only certain that it's NOT going to be 95mph.
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Latest TAF from Brownsville/SPI Intl:
FTUS44 KBRO 231100 AAA
TAFBRO
TAF AMD
KBRO 231310Z 231312 31030G44KT 3SM +RA BR BKN025 OVC035
TEMPO 1315 2SM +RA BR BKN009CB
FM1500 36035G50KT 3SM +RA BR SCT010 OVC025
TEMPO 1518 36045G65KT 1SM +RA OVC008
FM1800 28050G65KT 2SM +RA BR OVC020
FM2000 25035G50KT 2SM +RA BR OVC020
FM0000 23030G45KT 3SM RA BR OVC025
FM0600 18025G35KT 4SM RA BR OVC025=
FTUS44 KBRO 231100 AAA
TAFBRO
TAF AMD
KBRO 231310Z 231312 31030G44KT 3SM +RA BR BKN025 OVC035
TEMPO 1315 2SM +RA BR BKN009CB
FM1500 36035G50KT 3SM +RA BR SCT010 OVC025
TEMPO 1518 36045G65KT 1SM +RA OVC008
FM1800 28050G65KT 2SM +RA BR OVC020
FM2000 25035G50KT 2SM +RA BR OVC020
FM0000 23030G45KT 3SM RA BR OVC025
FM0600 18025G35KT 4SM RA BR OVC025=
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Derek Ortt wrote:they COULD keep this at 95 mph, since 80KT is about halfway between 90-95
kind of like last year when the Felix BT indicated a 115KT cat 3
To be exact, 80kts = 92.0 mph. It's closer to 90mph than 95mph.
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DESTRUCTION5 wrote:Looks like she drank a little Dry air in the N Quads...Lets see if it fills back in...
http://radar.weather.gov/radar.php?rid= ... 1&loop=yes
Yeah I've been watching the decrease in convection above the northern eyewall.
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Re: ATL: H Dolly in Western Gulf of Mexico
Raw packet: CW4827>APRS,TCPXX*,qAX,CWOP-3:@231313z2605.93N/09710.10W_331/037g058t097P1533h..b09900.DsVP
58 knot gust on S. Padre. Thnx Broward for that link.
58 knot gust on S. Padre. Thnx Broward for that link.
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