Hurricane Helene - Cat. 3
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cycloneye wrote:wxman57 wrote:wzrgirl1 wrote:how can I get archives from Andrew forecasts 5-7 days out just to see what models showed back then?
There wasn't a lot of model data back then. JB always mentions the Plymouth college site for archived weather charts/ models, but I've never figured out how to navigate it to produce the charts. Someone have a link here?
http://vortex.plymouth.edu/
Chris,is this what you are looking for?
who is chris? if you were talking to me...my name is wendy.....if not....sorry
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jabber wrote:Yuck... I hate mid temps... Anything under 80 is cold for me.
54 right now...With big thunderstorms moving thorugh all afternoon. Pea sized or better hail. With 2 to 3 inches of moving water moving down the street!wxman57 wrote:Windtalker1 wrote:Maybe our Mets are missing something...they are not forecasting that front to be off the coast till at least next Thursday....more than enough time to get Helene 1) closer if not into the NE part of the Caribbean and 2) maybe into the Bahamas....just a thought.wxman57 wrote:Bgator wrote:This front is very weak...giving us nothing...mets here arent to thrilled about it...
That's not the front/trof we're talking about turning Helene northward. It's the BIG front that'll move off the east coast on the evening of the 19th - next Tuesday night. That's the trof that'll move out into the Atlantic and steer Helene out to sea.
No, they're not missing anything. The cofusion lies in the fact that there are 3 fronts moving into the east coast over the next week. One fairly weak one will stall out this weekend. A stronger front moves just off most of the east coast Tuesday night, and the third front arrives next Thursday and clears everything out, bringing some pretty cool air to the east coast, even mild tems into Florida.
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10 - Day Forecast
Today
Mostly cloudy w/t-storms
91º/75º Friday
Mostly cloudy w/t-storms
92º/77º Saturday
Partly sunny w/t-storms
92º/76º Sunday
Partly sunny
92º/76º Monday
Partly sunny
91º/78º
Tuesday
Hazy sunshine
89º/73º Wednesday
Hazy sunshine
89º/76º Thursday
Hazy sunshine
91º/75º Friday
Mostly cloudy
89º/74º Saturday
Hazy sunshine
90º/73º
Forcast For South Florida Through Next Weekend...No COLD Front here.
Today
Mostly cloudy w/t-storms
91º/75º Friday
Mostly cloudy w/t-storms
92º/77º Saturday
Partly sunny w/t-storms
92º/76º Sunday
Partly sunny
92º/76º Monday
Partly sunny
91º/78º
Tuesday
Hazy sunshine
89º/73º Wednesday
Hazy sunshine
89º/76º Thursday
Hazy sunshine
91º/75º Friday
Mostly cloudy
89º/74º Saturday
Hazy sunshine
90º/73º
Forcast For South Florida Through Next Weekend...No COLD Front here.
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HeatherAKC wrote:I know for 100% fact that Andrew was "supposed" to curve out to sea when it was first declared a depression. Then the Bermuda High built in. I have Norcross saying so on VHS. PBS used to air a documentary on the history of Miami and besides other hurricanes of our past, Andrew was part of the documentary. The Andrew segment begins with Norcross saying that it is expected to curve out to sea. Things changed along the way, and the rest is history.
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Here is the ONLY NHC discussion that even has the word recurve in it. Read for yourself.
http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/archive/storm_w ... al0492.006
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linkerweather wrote:HeatherAKC wrote:I know for 100% fact that Andrew was "supposed" to curve out to sea when it was first declared a depression. Then the Bermuda High built in. I have Norcross saying so on VHS. PBS used to air a documentary on the history of Miami and besides other hurricanes of our past, Andrew was part of the documentary. The Andrew segment begins with Norcross saying that it is expected to curve out to sea. Things changed along the way, and the rest is history.
=)
Here is the ONLY NHC discussion that even has the word recurve in it. Read for yourself.
http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/archive/storm_w ... al0492.006
Heather never said the NHC didn't say anything about a recurve, just Norcross. Some of you need to seriously lay off a little.
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Are we talking about Helene here?
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Visit the Caribbean-Central America Weather Thread where you can find at first post web cams,radars
and observations from Caribbean basin members Click Here
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http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/archive/storm_w ... /tropdisc/
here you can read at your leisure what andrew was forecasted to do
here you can read at your leisure what andrew was forecasted to do
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From the NWS JAX:
LONG TERM...MONDAY IS EXPECTED TO BE THE LAST DAY UNDER INFLUENCE
OF HIGH PRESSURE WHICH WILL THEN SHIFT OFFSHORE AS A COLD FRONT
APPROACHES ON TUESDAY. MODELS INDICATE THERE MAY NOT BE MUCH
RETURN FLOW PRIOR TO THE FRONT...THUS LIMITING INSTABILITY SIMILAR
TO WHAT HAPPENED THIS WEEK. STAY TUNED. THE FRONT WILL PROGRESS
SLOWLY UNDER NEARLY ZONAL FLOW THEN DRIFT SOUTH OF THE AREA BY
THURSDAY.
LONG TERM...MONDAY IS EXPECTED TO BE THE LAST DAY UNDER INFLUENCE
OF HIGH PRESSURE WHICH WILL THEN SHIFT OFFSHORE AS A COLD FRONT
APPROACHES ON TUESDAY. MODELS INDICATE THERE MAY NOT BE MUCH
RETURN FLOW PRIOR TO THE FRONT...THUS LIMITING INSTABILITY SIMILAR
TO WHAT HAPPENED THIS WEEK. STAY TUNED. THE FRONT WILL PROGRESS
SLOWLY UNDER NEARLY ZONAL FLOW THEN DRIFT SOUTH OF THE AREA BY
THURSDAY.
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Windtalker1 wrote:10 - Day Forecast
Today
Mostly cloudy w/t-storms
91º/75º Friday
Mostly cloudy w/t-storms
92º/77º Saturday
Partly sunny w/t-storms
92º/76º Sunday
Partly sunny
92º/76º Monday
Partly sunny
91º/78º
Tuesday
Hazy sunshine
89º/73º Wednesday
Hazy sunshine
89º/76º Thursday
Hazy sunshine
91º/75º Friday
Mostly cloudy
89º/74º Saturday
Hazy sunshine
90º/73º
Forcast For South Florida Through Next Weekend...No COLD Front here.


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