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JamesFromMaine2
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I am going to be trying to help! I want take the Red cross training needed to help out and God willing I am going to be or would like to go down there and help out! However I have no money and I think I would have to pay to get down there which I have no clue how I will pay! I have a few ideas but I need find out about them monday. I have been watching the news and talking on here since before Katrina made landfall in Flordia and I feel totally helpless to do anything at this point! most of the time tracking Hurricanes and weather is a takes my stress away however Katrina is just causing more stress! lol And even though I am far away from most of the damage since I am in Maine Emotionaly this storm has affected me just as much as any one else! Here in Maine we did get some damage from Katrina but nothing like others! we had some 60mph wind gusts down trees power out things like that. and I am sorry if people took what i said wrong I didn't mean to have people but at this point I just need something to change cause I have just about had it with this! lol
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Hyperstorm
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Back to the topic, it appears that IF we were to see development somewhere out of all this mess, the best potential should go to the area near 26N, 68W. That's the area that catches the attention the most right now.
Development should take 2-3 days more (early next week), IF at all, based on the tendency of slow organization of these types of disturbances. If conditions aloft become favorable for development, this one would certainly be a good candidate for that as it is showing the signs of becoming a bugger.
There's also an interesting area that appears to be ready to converge just east of Florida and north of the Bahamas. While right now there is not a true identity there, this convergence could eventually develop something interesting.
Very arousing situation...
Development should take 2-3 days more (early next week), IF at all, based on the tendency of slow organization of these types of disturbances. If conditions aloft become favorable for development, this one would certainly be a good candidate for that as it is showing the signs of becoming a bugger.
There's also an interesting area that appears to be ready to converge just east of Florida and north of the Bahamas. While right now there is not a true identity there, this convergence could eventually develop something interesting.
Very arousing situation...
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HURAKAN
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VERY INTERESTING 2:05 AM EDT TWD:
A COMPLEX SCENARIO CONTINUES OVER THE W ATLC. THREE DISTINCT
SURFACE LOWS ARE OBSERVED IN SATELLITE IMAGERY AND THE ISOBARIC
ANALYSIS...A 1011 MB LOW E OF JACKSONVILLE NEAR 30N77W...1010 MB
LOW NEAR 28N70W...AND A 1011 MB LOW S OF BERMUDA NEAR 31N65W. A
WEAK STATIONARY FRONT WHICH MOVED OFF THE U.S. EAST COAST
CONNECTS TO THE WESTERNMOST LOW...AND THEN A TROUGH EXTENDS SW
OF THE LOW INLAND OVER S-CENTRAL FLORIDA. THE TWO OTHER LOWS LIE
AHEAD OF THE FRONT...WITH A TROUGH EXTENDING FROM THE LOW NEAR
BERMUDA TO 25N66W. AN UPPER LOW IS LOCATED WITHIN THE SAME
GENERAL REGION NEAR 31N61W WITH A TROUGH SW TO 21N69W AND AN
AREA OF UPPER DIFFLUENCE IS PRODUCING ISOLATED MODERATE
CONVECTION WITHIN 75 NM OF 25.5N67W. LITTLE MOVEMENT IS
FORECAST WITH SOME CHANCE OF TROPICAL CYCLONE GENESIS POSSIBLE
IF UPPER RIDGING DEVELOPS OVER THE AREA LIKE SOME COMPUTER
MODELS ARE SUGGESTING.
A COMPLEX SCENARIO CONTINUES OVER THE W ATLC. THREE DISTINCT
SURFACE LOWS ARE OBSERVED IN SATELLITE IMAGERY AND THE ISOBARIC
ANALYSIS...A 1011 MB LOW E OF JACKSONVILLE NEAR 30N77W...1010 MB
LOW NEAR 28N70W...AND A 1011 MB LOW S OF BERMUDA NEAR 31N65W. A
WEAK STATIONARY FRONT WHICH MOVED OFF THE U.S. EAST COAST
CONNECTS TO THE WESTERNMOST LOW...AND THEN A TROUGH EXTENDS SW
OF THE LOW INLAND OVER S-CENTRAL FLORIDA. THE TWO OTHER LOWS LIE
AHEAD OF THE FRONT...WITH A TROUGH EXTENDING FROM THE LOW NEAR
BERMUDA TO 25N66W. AN UPPER LOW IS LOCATED WITHIN THE SAME
GENERAL REGION NEAR 31N61W WITH A TROUGH SW TO 21N69W AND AN
AREA OF UPPER DIFFLUENCE IS PRODUCING ISOLATED MODERATE
CONVECTION WITHIN 75 NM OF 25.5N67W. LITTLE MOVEMENT IS
FORECAST WITH SOME CHANCE OF TROPICAL CYCLONE GENESIS POSSIBLE
IF UPPER RIDGING DEVELOPS OVER THE AREA LIKE SOME COMPUTER
MODELS ARE SUGGESTING.
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