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TPNT KGWC 241745
A. TROPICAL STORM KATRINA (TWELVE)
B. 24/1731Z (73)
C. 25.3N/0
D. 77.0W/4
E. FIVE/GOES12
F. T3.0/3.0/D1.5/21HRS -24/1731Z-
G. IR/EIR/VIS/MSI
40A/ PBO SBC/ANMTN. CONVECTION WRAPS .65 ON LOG10 SPIRAL.
FINAL T BASED ON DT, PT YIELDS 2.5.
AODT: T4.3 (UCCR)
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A. TROPICAL STORM KATRINA (TWELVE)
B. 24/1731Z (73)
C. 25.3N/0
D. 77.0W/4
E. FIVE/GOES12
F. T3.0/3.0/D1.5/21HRS -24/1731Z-
G. IR/EIR/VIS/MSI
40A/ PBO SBC/ANMTN. CONVECTION WRAPS .65 ON LOG10 SPIRAL.
FINAL T BASED ON DT, PT YIELDS 2.5.
AODT: T4.3 (UCCR)
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Zadok wrote:Where is Elysium? And how come he has not posted? He predicted this over a week ago. I would like to hear his thoughts.
Uhhh...wrong. He predicted a major "historic" hurricane bearing down on Florida...and he predicted it was going to happen way sooner a lot than it did. Not to mention...technically...it's not the same exact system as TD10. There were many on here that felt development (or redevelopment if you will) were possible. It was not the opinion of a development that got him tossed...it was a lot of other stuff.
So...no...he did not predict this...and his thoughts would be just as reckless as they were before.
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Air Force Met wrote:Uhhh...wrong. He predicted a major "historic" hurricane bearing down on Florida...and he predicted it was going to happen way sooner a lot than it did. Not to mention...technically...it's not the same exact system as TD10. There were many on here that felt development (or redevelopment if you will) were possible. It was not the opinion of a development that got him tossed...it was a lot of other stuff.
So...no...he did not predict this...and his thoughts would be just as reckless as they were before.
Oh yes... good old Elysium.

Yeah, I'm still waiting on the historic hurricane. Looks like I shouldn't hold my breath...

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To my amateur eyes the structure of Kat has gotten really nice looking. But is it me or does it look like this storm is being squashed from north to south? I wonder if that high they were talking about is finally building in on top of it and that a more westerly course is going to happen soon as the NHC has predicted.
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mascpa wrote:JPmia wrote:Does anyone think this elongated shape is a clue to future movement? Meaning west/east shape = more west track in near future.
Yes, I believe that Katrina has begun to shift back to a more westerly or WNW direction, as predicted.
Latest Recon has it Due NNW of last advisory 11AM .6N and .3W.
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FlSteel wrote:To my amateur eyes the structure of Kat has gotten really nice looking. But is it me or does it look like this storm is being squashed from north to south? I wonder if that high they were talking about is finally building in on top of it and that a more westerly course is going to happen soon as the NHC has predicted.
It is expanding and being pushed from N to S by the "ridge" at the same time.
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