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its called a "sucker" hole...txwatcher91 wrote:Is it me or does it appear an "eye" is forming just south of the blowup in convection?
http://www.ghcc.msfc.nasa.gov/GOES/goeseastconusir.html

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I just made a forecast map with the NHC points with an overlay of the current water temps ahead of it. Looks to me like some strengthening is inevitable, with the warmest waters it will hit being right off the coast of South Florida.
http://www.secondpagemedia.com/confundo ... t&p=100718
http://www.secondpagemedia.com/confundo ... t&p=100718
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aerojad wrote:I just made a forecast map with the NHC points with an overlay of the current water temps ahead of it. Looks to me like some strengthening is inevitable, with the warmest waters it will hit being right off the coast of South Florida.
http://www.secondpagemedia.com/confundo ... t&p=100718
Warm water is only one of several factors, and some others (high shear and cool stable air over the Gulf) will act to prevent much strengthening.
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Yeah, thank goodness for that shear. I think in its 'best' case scenario, it may be able to eeek out 75mph winds and make Hurricane status, but that will probably be confined to an enlogated area on the east and north side of the center. I think this will end up looking more like a comma than a circular storm.x-y-no wrote:aerojad wrote:I just made a forecast map with the NHC points with an overlay of the current water temps ahead of it. Looks to me like some strengthening is inevitable, with the warmest waters it will hit being right off the coast of South Florida.
http://www.secondpagemedia.com/confundo ... t&p=100718
Warm water is only one of several factors, and some others (high shear and cool stable air over the Gulf) will act to prevent much strengthening.
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Damar91 wrote:Do you even know what biased means? Obviously not. Maybe when you actually go through what's in your avatar you can speak with some common sense.
hehehe im glad you noticed my avatar, u were the first. lets not get silly, i dont mean to offend you. accept my apology. the time is comming

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ronjon wrote:Gee, how's that for model consensus.
http://www.sfwmd.gov/org/omd/ops/weather/plots/storm_27.gif
What is going on with the LBAR?

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ronjon wrote:Gee, how's that for model consensus.
http://www.sfwmd.gov/org/omd/ops/weathe ... orm_27.gif
A hauntingly familiar model plot.
Rewind the calendar a few weeks......
Happily it is a weak TS we are looking at models for and not a Cat3/4 Hurricane.
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