Godspeed to all in it's path.
The fuse has been lit...
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- johngaltfla
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I have to agree. This storm could be a 920 mb storm by this time tommorrow. With plenty of real estate to intensify further.
Godspeed to all in it's path.
Godspeed to all in it's path.
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Let's pray for some dry air or some shear. Is it even a possibility? I've been to New Orleans in the summer, and the concept of "dry air" this time of year is not very realistic down at ground level. But if we're talking at high altitudes...?
I'm just hoping for something that slows this monster down.
I'm just hoping for something that slows this monster down.
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- johngaltfla
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Sanibel wrote:Katrina is doing the classic heavy band curls of a storm about to muscle up to high intensity.
A large, wide, powerful storm with a wide windfield.
Will be easier to track when the eye pops out.
Storm is 115mph before forming its eye for the final strengthening run...
Yup. When that new eyewall finishes closing, all hell will break loose. I think we'll see some 10 mb drops in a very, very short time period....
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ConvergenceZone wrote:I'd say a weak cat 4 by the time midnight comes around, or it may not hit cat 4 status until the early morning hours. Eyewall replacement cycles take time.
but to be honest with you, it's better if it strengthens sooner because they say there's a good cance of ANOTHER eyewall replacement cycle tomorrow night or early Monday which would weaken it a bit more before it hits land, so let's get the strengthening out of the way, because historically, hurricanes have a hard time maintainting cat 4/cat 5 status over a certain chunk of time
Storms like Allen, Edouard, Frances, and Ivan didn't have a tough time maintaining it. Why? SIZE is the difference. And because this is big fat storm if it gets to Cat 4 then it will have a tough time of going back down until it hits land.
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It was Winrunner, however few ever come back to older threads and remember what they said much less what anyone else said, especially during busy times, so, I thought I'd atleast drop a line saying I do remember you saying it early when this thread started. Good luck with that apology..
cheers,
loon
cheers,
loon
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