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AJC3 wrote:
http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/PS/TROP/genesis.html
None of the genesis paramaters in the tropical Atlantic MDR have been particularly unfavorable for any length of time. WVBT has been a bit above normal, perhaps signifying a little more drying/subsidence than normal. However, shear and instability haven't looked particularly detrimental to TC genesis.
In fact, the current formation probability is well above the climo.
I don't need to remind ya that it's only 6 August, do I?
Certainly looks to ramp-up soon.
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ConvergenceZone wrote:Matt-hurricanewatcher wrote:This is just amazing on how unfaverable the Atlantic is turning out to be. I think the SOI talking about on the other thread being neg. Which makes everything like a el nino have something to do with it.
That's why I"m wondering how the heck do any hurricanes suppose to develop this year in the Atlantic? And where's the evidence that this shear and hostile conditions will even decrease as time goes on??
I'm starting to get a bit skeptical about this season myelf now. I just don't see any evidence that things are changing and conditions are getting better.
Relax and wait. Here in the islands of the Caribbean we have learned that the atmosphere in the tropics has a high degree of unpredictability and may turn explosive at any moment.

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miamicanes177 wrote:I agree with the pro mets on here. This really has not shown signs of significant organization and SSD did not even post a dvorak number tonight.
But then why NHC says organization is improving and a TD could form in the next day or so?
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With all due respect to the Pro Mets on here. I think I'll go with this and the fact that we're entering Ramp up time.
SHOWER ACTIVITY HAS INCREASED THIS EVENING WITH THE AREA OF LOW
PRESSURE LOCATED ABOUT 1500 MILES EAST OF THE SOUTHERN WINDWARD
ISLANDS.
AND A
TROPICAL DEPRESSION COULD FORM DURING THE NEXT DAY OR SO AS THE
SYSTEM MOVES WESTWARD AT 10 TO 15 MPH.
SHOWER ACTIVITY HAS INCREASED THIS EVENING WITH THE AREA OF LOW
PRESSURE LOCATED ABOUT 1500 MILES EAST OF THE SOUTHERN WINDWARD
ISLANDS.
THE SYSTEM CONTINUES TO IMPROVE IN ORGANIZATION
AND A
TROPICAL DEPRESSION COULD FORM DURING THE NEXT DAY OR SO AS THE
SYSTEM MOVES WESTWARD AT 10 TO 15 MPH.
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i just do not belive on astrology and bla,bla,bla,.....i just get my data from http://www.nhc.noaa.gov ...analize it and then and only then i get my conclutions...so my friends we are getting just close to peak of the season..so do not say ..this one will not hit me..no,no,no....you better have your plan at hands, because it only take one to make your day...
so keep it simple, and read this.. most of the storm or cane that had hit us down here in the islands are from august 15 to october 30/31, so do not put your guard down, and keep watching...if nothing happend that ok..but do not drop your weapon, just because the enemy is not firing at you...it is an old say on my unit .
so, i am not writing this season off, i would be a little bambino if i do so..
so keep it simple, and read this.. most of the storm or cane that had hit us down here in the islands are from august 15 to october 30/31, so do not put your guard down, and keep watching...if nothing happend that ok..but do not drop your weapon, just because the enemy is not firing at you...it is an old say on my unit .
so, i am not writing this season off, i would be a little bambino if i do so..
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I'm not sure if this was posted but the 00Z intensity guidance for those that have not seen: http://euler.atmos.colostate.edu/~vigh/ ... nsity1.png
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caneman wrote:gosh reading all the posts before 10:30 outlook you'd think the season had ended. Come on people. This season is right on track for a normal season. And it could be that alot more activity will come later making it an above average season.
Nobody said the season is ending, it's more like "show me the evidence, that the conditions will start improving soon". It just seems to be that there's alot more out there to disrupt the storms than I'm use to seeing(and no I"m not speaking of last year)...
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ConvergenceZone wrote:caneman wrote:gosh reading all the posts before 10:30 outlook you'd think the season had ended. Come on people. This season is right on track for a normal season. And it could be that alot more activity will come later making it an above average season.
Nobody said the season is ending, it's more like "show me the evidence, that the conditions will start improving soon". It just seems to be that there's alot more out there to disrupt the storms than I'm use to seeing(and no I"m not speaking of last year)...
Climatology is evidence. Worry about it in September if we're below average.

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convergencezone look :
do a little research ,and you will see that most of the cane and storm formed from august 15 up....my son was asking me the same thing about the season, so we got a software called eyes of the storm, and look we brought mosf of the storms from 1992 to 2005, and 85 % of them happend when we thought the season was dead due to shearing condition, worng sst (cool water),el nino,...and then evrything changed!!!
then my brother in law, which is good at number brought out an statistic formula,and we found out that , season like the one we are watching now, are most dangerous, naturally, making clear that statistic are not so exact , with a margin of 25.7 % of error..but the results were unbeliveble!!
do your research use some numbers and you will see the evidence you are looking for...

do a little research ,and you will see that most of the cane and storm formed from august 15 up....my son was asking me the same thing about the season, so we got a software called eyes of the storm, and look we brought mosf of the storms from 1992 to 2005, and 85 % of them happend when we thought the season was dead due to shearing condition, worng sst (cool water),el nino,...and then evrything changed!!!
then my brother in law, which is good at number brought out an statistic formula,and we found out that , season like the one we are watching now, are most dangerous, naturally, making clear that statistic are not so exact , with a margin of 25.7 % of error..but the results were unbeliveble!!
do your research use some numbers and you will see the evidence you are looking for...



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