ATL : EX TOMAS - Discussion
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You can see where the eye feature will be once the convection fully wraps around the systems eyewall on the southern side with that Vis image.
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Re: ATL : TOMAS - Hurricane - Discussion
I think once it gets passes the islands its going to bomb.Lets hope the storm stays away from the DR.
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Re: ATL : TOMAS - Hurricane - Discussion
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IMO,when post season cyclone report is complete,they at Best Track will increase the intensity ESE of windwards and with the damage in the islands another increase.
IMO,when post season cyclone report is complete,they at Best Track will increase the intensity ESE of windwards and with the damage in the islands another increase.
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Re: ATL : TOMAS - Hurricane - Discussion
Tomas is intensifying. I think it too can become a major hurricane.
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HurricaneStriker wrote:If Tomas does strike Haiti, it's the last thing the island needs. Magnitude 7 earthquake that kills thousands, cholera outbreak, and possibly, Hurricane Tomas.
Along with the Gulf Oil the Haiti issue was one that was of the biggest concern, I certaiunly think Central Caribbean is looking the best bet still though this one may take a little longer then orginally expected looking at the models (the NHC may have done a good job keeping it so slow in the longer ranges...)
As long as some more dry air doesn't intrude in and stop the eyewall developmejnt process from completing this should be a major tomorrow.
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My predictions when you make up tomorrow:
Steady Intensification: 110 mph Cat 2 hurricane or maybe 3
Bombing!: 120-140 mph Cat 3 to Cat 4 hurricane
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Steady Intensification: 110 mph Cat 2 hurricane or maybe 3
Bombing!: 120-140 mph Cat 3 to Cat 4 hurricane
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Lets not get into the politics of this. Every storm poses a problem and danger, everyone knows that. Statements are made based on PAPER and an enthusiasts point of view. No one has said they wish a major to slam into Haiti/DR whatnot. Saying a major forms isn't going to stop or make one as nature does what it wants not what people want it to do. God bless those in the way.
This has got to be one of the best breathing storm I have ever seen so early in it's stages.

This has got to be one of the best breathing storm I have ever seen so early in it's stages.

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Wind shear should ramp up once Tomas gets directly south of Puerto Rico.
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Re: ATL : TOMAS - Hurricane - Discussion
Ptarmigan wrote:Tomas is intensifying. I think it too can become a major hurricane.
Oh I think I'd be surprised if it doesn't become a major at some point in its life cycle, if we look at Hazel as being probably the closest match for this point in terms of excpected track and strength of the system at this present time then a category-4 looks possible in the Caribbean...
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The folks on Barbados, St. Lucia, St. Vincent and the Grenadines, and Martinique are going to have a rough night just like they had all day. Tomorrow, Tomas will probably stay far enough for any repair crews to get out there.
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Re: ATL : TOMAS - Hurricane - Discussion
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This storm will not come anywhere near Florida due to the deep trough forecast to develop over the Eastern US.Looks like the US lucks out so far lets pray that Tomas stays away from Haiti.
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This storm will not come anywhere near Florida due to the deep trough forecast to develop over the Eastern US.Looks like the US lucks out so far lets pray that Tomas stays away from Haiti.
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Microwave and radar do suggest thats where the eye is but right now the eyewall still isn't quite closed, but still its getting better organised.
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HurricaneStriker wrote:Wind shear should ramp up once Tomas gets directly south of Puerto Rico.
Wind shear is expected to increase but it's not going the type of shear that destroys hurricanes I think it will slow down the intensification or weaken it just a bit.
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Re: ATL : TOMAS - Hurricane - Discussion
Lets see what recon finds in the overnight hours in terms of how low is the pressure and how is the structure of the eye. Who is going be here to follow the data?
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Re: ATL : TOMAS - Hurricane - Discussion
Based on latest imagery and radar intensification continues and RI may begin in the next 2-4 hours as the inner core is complete...Recon late tonight will be very very interesting...
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