Evil Jeremy wrote:possibily around the Yuctan straits. and nothing is impossible right now. we just have to awit and see.
Then that's not SFL.
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Evil Jeremy wrote:skysummit wrote:Evil Jeremy wrote:possibily around the Yuctan straits. and nothing is impossible right now. we just have to awit and see.
Then that's not SFL.
must i speak of charlie and wilma?
KFDM Meteorologist wrote:Tutt may be out of the way in time for Ernesto to further gain strength.Javlin wrote:stormernie wrote:Latest satellite visible loop shows the LLC now being tuck into developing Thunderstorms to the north. If this trend contnues expect intensification to a TS b 5 PM.
TD5 is now covered.The shear is forcasted to increase out to it's W but the WV loop does not show that that till the 70'-75' mark.The other thing I notice is that there appears to be the makings of another ULL or TUTT @25N and 60W.A met would have to chime in on this but DOES it follow the same path as the now existing TUTT?and how fast?
skysummit wrote:Evil Jeremy wrote:skysummit wrote:Evil Jeremy wrote:possibily around the Yuctan straits. and nothing is impossible right now. we just have to awit and see.
Then that's not SFL.
must i speak of charlie and wilma?
Look man...you said you think it'll be a SFL situation, then you post the Yucatan Straights.....that's NOT South Florida. PLUS....Charley and Wilma had TOTALLY different situations than this.
KFDM Meteorologist wrote:http://www.nco.ncep.noaa.gov/pmb/nwprod/analysis/namer/gfs/00/images/gfs_500_168l.gif
I can breathe easier if this is right. The 500 High is over the central Gulf.
Air Force Met wrote:KFDM Meteorologist wrote:http://www.nco.ncep.noaa.gov/pmb/nwprod/analysis/namer/gfs/00/images/gfs_500_168l.gif
I can breathe easier if this is right. The 500 High is over the central Gulf.
I posted this on another thread...but it belongs here too...so I am reposting it:
Well...looking at the current run...there are some subtle changes.
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The high is more to the NE. Instead of being at 91W...it's at 89W. INstead of just ridging into Florida...there is another high now over Florida. Where there was substantial ridging into west TX...now there is none.
The models are every changing.
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