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Brent wrote:CHRISTY wrote:all the nasty weather is to the east which is headed straight for south florida! maybe an indication of were this entire is going to move ENE. opinions.
No... it's very disorganized and appears to be sheared. It seems to be running out of time to do much of significance. Looking more and more like a big rain event for Florida...
Even if it does develop it will still just be a big rain event for FL.I think it will become a td/weak T.S just before hitting the coast,sort of like Tammy.
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Tampa Bay Hurricane wrote:Storms that have impacted Florida so far this year:
1. Arlene TS
2. Dennis Major Hurricane
3. Katrina 90 mph Hurricane in South Florida
4. Ophelia- East Central FL Coast
5. Rita- Keys and South FL; TS Conditions
6. Stan- Gusty Bands
7. Tammy- TS force gusts across the peninsula and into NE FL
Add that to last year's bonnie, charley, frances, ivan, jeanne and you
got 12 Systems to Impact Florida since August 2004
Arlene
http://www.storm2k.nhcwx.com/cgi-bin/hw ... hwvmetric=
Dennis
http://www.storm2k.nhcwx.com/cgi-bin/hw ... hwvmetric=
Katrina
http://www.storm2k.nhcwx.com/cgi-bin/hw ... hwvmetric=
Ophelia
http://www.storm2k.nhcwx.com/cgi-bin/hw ... hwvmetric=
Rita
http://www.storm2k.nhcwx.com/cgi-bin/hw ... hwvmetric=
Tammy
http://www.storm2k.nhcwx.com/cgi-bin/hw ... hwvmetric=
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chadtm80 wrote:Tampa Bay Hurricane wrote:Storms that have impacted Florida so far this year:
1. Arlene TS
2. Dennis Major Hurricane
3. Katrina 90 mph Hurricane in South Florida
4. Ophelia- East Central FL Coast
5. Rita- Keys and South FL; TS Conditions
6. Stan- Gusty Bands
7. Tammy- TS force gusts across the peninsula and into NE FL
Add that to last year's bonnie, charley, frances, ivan, jeanne and you
got 12 Systems to Impact Florida since August 2004
Arlene
http://www.storm2k.nhcwx.com/cgi-bin/hw ... hwvmetric=
Dennis
http://www.storm2k.nhcwx.com/cgi-bin/hw ... hwvmetric=
Katrina
http://www.storm2k.nhcwx.com/cgi-bin/hw ... hwvmetric=
Ophelia
http://www.storm2k.nhcwx.com/cgi-bin/hw ... hwvmetric=
Rita
http://www.storm2k.nhcwx.com/cgi-bin/hw ... hwvmetric=
Tammy
http://www.storm2k.nhcwx.com/cgi-bin/hw ... hwvmetric=
LOL since it was off the 93L topic I made a thread
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StormFury wrote:floridahurricaneguy wrote:miami? what you smokin?
Wow! that was harsh. You seem like a WISH-CASTER, especially after I saw one of your earlier comments where you wrote something like "So it's not heading to Tampa?"
Not trying to be harsh. But when you make a comment totally off from models you should back it up with something. Not really wishcast. Kinda want it to head to tampa so we get some rain here. Also I thought many people thought that so I was confused.
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Once the Shear lets up
93L will explode...
http://cimss.ssec.wisc.edu/tropic/real- ... xirg8n.GIF
Convection blowing up on East and SE sides
once the MLC converges over the LLC within the
next 24 hours- BOOM! yesterday it boomed over
land over yucatan- those cloud tops were
horribly high!
Very positive MOIST MJO the highest in the basin
is over 93L
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the poster and may or may not be backed by sound
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Once the Shear lets up
93L will explode...
http://cimss.ssec.wisc.edu/tropic/real- ... xirg8n.GIF
Convection blowing up on East and SE sides
once the MLC converges over the LLC within the
next 24 hours- BOOM! yesterday it boomed over
land over yucatan- those cloud tops were
horribly high!
Very positive MOIST MJO the highest in the basin
is over 93L
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Ok, what is considered south florida, sarasota south? Central florida tampa? ANd north florida? I am talking all on the west coast . I keep hearing rain maker for south florida. AS long as i have lived in sarasota, its been called south florida, now people are calling port charlotte south, south florida. 
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Noah wrote:Ok, what is considered south florida, sarasota south? Central florida tampa? ANd north florida? I am talking all on the west coast . I keep hearing rain maker for south florida. AS long as i have lived in sarasota, its been called south florida, now people are calling port charlotte south, south florida.
WPB south...So you can Draw the line ...
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http://moe.met.fsu.edu/cgi-bin/gfstc2.cgi?time=2005100518&field=850mb+Vorticity&hour=Animation
1800 run of GFS is interesting. Looks like it hinges on a slightly slower moving cold front.
1800 run of GFS is interesting. Looks like it hinges on a slightly slower moving cold front.
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cinlfla wrote:First question. If the cold front is slower what effect will that have on Tammy and the invest in the GOM. Also is that Tammy moving into the GOM and crossing Florida again?
Slower cold front-Tammy continues NW into AL/GA and then may eventually turn southward... but it would be very slow to occur.
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PATHETIC!!!
I am sorry...just looks to hostile in the environment to develop.....
PATHETIC!!!
I am sorry...just looks to hostile in the environment to develop.....
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My unprofessional forecast with disclaimer implied: The center will hit around ft myers pass on the north side of lake Okachobee and exit a little south of Cape Canaveral. The north side of this system will be the worse and will likely see much worse weather than those in the center and south.
The intesity will be around 50knots at landfall with gusts to hurricane force possible.
Im pretty sure NHC never has gotten to the V name on the list and if this once gets a name it will be Vince. What a season!
The intesity will be around 50knots at landfall with gusts to hurricane force possible.
Im pretty sure NHC never has gotten to the V name on the list and if this once gets a name it will be Vince. What a season!
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wxwonder12 wrote:I don't want to get slammed like CHRISTY does for every comment she makes but, it does look as if S Fl is going to get alot of weather and I think the is right about that. Not that it is going to be anything more than a rain maker, it is going to be wet in S Florida.
its not slamming, its clled the christy, yes we will get lots of rain here
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I guess this is the calm before the storm