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#61 Postby cycloneye » Fri Jun 01, 2007 1:38 pm

cycloneye wrote:Discussions about the observations are being posted at the recon discussion thread to have this one clear to post the obs.


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#62 Postby Aric Dunn » Fri Jun 01, 2007 1:39 pm

nearing the center from the convection less se side... pressure 1004 mb

RECCO Observation
Storm Name: INVEST (BBL)
Mission Number: 01
Flight ID: AF307
Observation Number: 08
Time: 1833Z
Latitude: 23.7°N
Longitude: 85.2°W
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Turbulence: None
Flight condition: Clear
Pressure Altitude: 1000 feet
Flight level wind: S (190°) @ 32 mph
Temperature: 75°F
Dewpoint: N/A°F
Weather: Broken Skies
Sea level pressure: 1004 mb
Surface Wind: S (170°) @ 29 mph
Remarks: None

the last recco had 40 mph surface winds.. and 1005 mb.... but that was further on the NE side where the convection is
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#63 Postby x-y-no » Fri Jun 01, 2007 1:40 pm

Aric Dunn wrote:
except the recco report that had surface winds of 40 mph


Oops ... I missed that. I'm bouncing around doing 10 things at once ... :D
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#64 Postby Aric Dunn » Fri Jun 01, 2007 1:42 pm

latest recco .. nearing the center on convetionless side.. pressure 1004 ..

RECCO Observation
Storm Name: INVEST (BBL)
Mission Number: 01
Flight ID: AF307
Observation Number: 08
Time: 1833Z
Latitude: 23.7°N
Longitude: 85.2°W
#NAME?
Turbulence: None
Flight condition: Clear
Pressure Altitude: 1000 feet
Flight level wind: S (190°) @ 32 mph
Temperature: 75°F
Dewpoint: N/A°F
Weather: Broken Skies
Sea level pressure: 1004 mb
Surface Wind: S (170°) @ 29 mph
Remarks: None
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#65 Postby cycloneye » Fri Jun 01, 2007 1:42 pm

URNT11 KNHC 011837
97779 18330 60237 85200 03000 19028 24//2 /0004
41725
RMK AF307 01BBA INVEST OB 08


1004 mbs.
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#66 Postby MiamiensisWx » Fri Jun 01, 2007 1:42 pm

Sfc data suggests that we may have a closed (albeit diffuse) LLC. When combined with aircraft and satellite data, there is fair evidence that supports a closed sfc low.

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#67 Postby tracyswfla » Fri Jun 01, 2007 1:43 pm

Per Luis' posting on the recon obs, pressure is 1004mb. It's dropped only 2.
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#68 Postby Aric Dunn » Fri Jun 01, 2007 1:43 pm

cycloneye wrote:URNT11 KNHC 011837
97779 18330 60237 85200 03000 19028 24//2 /0004
41725
RMK AF307 01BBA INVEST OB 08


1004 mbs.


yep i decoded it for you would you like to continue??
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#69 Postby cycloneye » Fri Jun 01, 2007 1:45 pm

SXXX50 KNHC 011843
AF307 01BBA INVEST HDOB 17 KNHC
1834 2344N 08513W 00304 5071 189 027 234 751 028 00245 0000000100
1834. 2343N 08514W 00305 5072 189 030 234 751 031 00246 0000000100
1835 2342N 08515W 00305 5072 191 026 230 751 027 00245 0000000100
1835. 2341N 08516W 00304 5072 197 025 230 751 026 00244 0000000100
1836 2341N 08518W 00306 5073 207 024 226 751 025 00246 0000000100
1836. 2340N 08519W 00305 5074 214 025 226 751 025 00243 0000000100
1837 2340N 08521W 00305 5075 216 024 226 751 025 00242 0000000100
1837. 2340N 08522W 00305 5076 224 025 226 751 026 00241 0000000100
1838 2339N 08524W 00305 5077 228 025 228 751 026 00240 0000000100
1838. 2339N 08525W 00306 5077 234 026 226 751 026 00241 0000000100
1839 2338N 08527W 00304 5078 242 027 226 751 028 00238 0000000100
1839. 2338N 08528W 00305 5079 246 029 226 751 029 00238 0000000100
1840 2338N 08529W 00306 5080 251 028 224 751 029 00238 0000000100
1840. 2337N 08531W 00303 5080 258 031 226 751 032 00236 0000000100
1841 2337N 08532W 00306 5080 260 030 224 751 030 00239 0000000100
1841. 2336N 08533W 00303 5080 265 035 224 751 036 00235 0000000100
1842 2336N 08535W 00306 5080 269 034 224 751 035 00238 0000000100
1842. 2336N 08536W 00305 5079 270 037 224 751 038 00238 0000000100
1843 2335N 08537W 00305 5078 272 036 224 751 037 00239 0000000100
1843. 2335N 08539W 00304 5077 275 035 224 751 035 00239 0000000100

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#70 Postby sevenleft » Fri Jun 01, 2007 1:46 pm

The due west wind might be worth noting?
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#71 Postby Aric Dunn » Fri Jun 01, 2007 1:46 pm

we have WEST winds there is a closed low...


01: 18:34:00; 23.7°N 85.2°W; PA: 997ft; D-Val: -233 ft; Wnd: S (189°) @ 31mph (Max: 32mph); T: 74F; D: ****; Radar Alt: 804ft
02: 18:34:30; 23.7°N 85.2°W; PA: 1001ft; D-Val: -236 ft; Wnd: S (189°) @ 35mph (Max: 36mph); T: 74F; D: ****; Radar Alt: 807ft
03: 18:35:00; 23.7°N 85.3°W; PA: 1001ft; D-Val: -236 ft; Wnd: S (191°) @ 30mph (Max: 31mph); T: 73F; D: ****; Radar Alt: 804ft
04: 18:35:30; 23.7°N 85.3°W; PA: 997ft; D-Val: -236 ft; Wnd: SSW (197°) @ 29mph (Max: 30mph); T: 73F; D: ****; Radar Alt: 801ft
05: 18:36:00; 23.7°N 85.3°W; PA: 1004ft; D-Val: -240 ft; Wnd: SSW (207°) @ 28mph (Max: 29mph); T: 73F; D: ****; Radar Alt: 807ft
06: 18:36:30; 23.7°N 85.3°W; PA: 1001ft; D-Val: -243 ft; Wnd: SW (214°) @ 29mph (Max: 29mph); T: 73F; D: ****; Radar Alt: 797ft
07: 18:37:00; 23.7°N 85.4°W; PA: 1001ft; D-Val: -246 ft; Wnd: SW (216°) @ 28mph (Max: 29mph); T: 73F; D: ****; Radar Alt: 794ft
08: 18:37:30; 23.7°N 85.4°W; PA: 1001ft; D-Val: -249 ft; Wnd: SW (224°) @ 29mph (Max: 30mph); T: 73F; D: ****; Radar Alt: 791ft
09: 18:38:00; 23.7°N 85.4°W; PA: 1001ft; D-Val: -253 ft; Wnd: SW (228°) @ 29mph (Max: 30mph); T: 73F; D: ****; Radar Alt: 787ft
10: 18:38:30; 23.7°N 85.4°W; PA: 1004ft; D-Val: -253 ft; Wnd: SW (234°) @ 30mph (Max: 30mph); T: 73F; D: ****; Radar Alt: 791ft
11: 18:39:00; 23.6°N 85.5°W; PA: 997ft; D-Val: -256 ft; Wnd: WSW (242°) @ 31mph (Max: 32mph); T: 73F; D: ****; Radar Alt: 781ft
12: 18:39:30; 23.6°N 85.5°W; PA: 1001ft; D-Val: -259 ft; Wnd: WSW (246°) @ 33mph (Max: 33mph); T: 73F; D: ****; Radar Alt: 781ft
13: 18:40:00; 23.6°N 85.5°W; PA: 1004ft; D-Val: -262 ft; Wnd: WSW (251°) @ 32mph (Max: 33mph); T: 72F; D: ****; Radar Alt: 781ft
14: 18:40:30; 23.6°N 85.5°W; PA: 994ft; D-Val: -262 ft; Wnd: WSW (258°) @ 36mph (Max: 37mph); T: 73F; D: ****; Radar Alt: 774ft
15: 18:41:00; 23.6°N 85.5°W; PA: 1004ft; D-Val: -262 ft; Wnd: W (260°) @ 35mph (Max: 35mph); T: 72F; D: ****; Radar Alt: 784ft
16: 18:41:30; 23.6°N 85.6°W; PA: 994ft; D-Val: -262 ft; Wnd: W (265°) @ 40mph (Max: 41mph); T: 72F; D: ****; Radar Alt: 771ft
17: 18:42:00; 23.6°N 85.6°W; PA: 1004ft; D-Val: -262 ft; Wnd: W (269°) @ 39mph (Max: 40mph); T: 72F; D: ****; Radar Alt: 781ft
18: 18:42:30; 23.6°N 85.6°W; PA: 1001ft; D-Val: -259 ft; Wnd: W (270°) @ 43mph (Max: 44mph); T: 72F; D: ****; Radar Alt: 781ft
19: 18:43:00; 23.6°N 85.6°W; PA: 1001ft; D-Val: -256 ft; Wnd: W (272°) @ 41mph (Max: 43mph); T: 72F; D: ****; Radar Alt: 784ft
20: 18:43:30; 23.6°N 85.7°W; PA: 997ft; D-Val: -253 ft; Wnd: W (275°) @ 40mph (Max: 40mph); T: 72F; D: ****; Radar Alt: 784ft
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#72 Postby SouthFloridawx » Fri Jun 01, 2007 1:47 pm

That's the first thing I noticed...

Thanks Aric

Aric Dunn wrote:we have WEST winds there is a closed low...


01: 18:34:00; 23.7°N 85.2°W; PA: 997ft; D-Val: -233 ft; Wnd: S (189°) @ 31mph (Max: 32mph); T: 74F; D: ****; Radar Alt: 804ft
02: 18:34:30; 23.7°N 85.2°W; PA: 1001ft; D-Val: -236 ft; Wnd: S (189°) @ 35mph (Max: 36mph); T: 74F; D: ****; Radar Alt: 807ft
03: 18:35:00; 23.7°N 85.3°W; PA: 1001ft; D-Val: -236 ft; Wnd: S (191°) @ 30mph (Max: 31mph); T: 73F; D: ****; Radar Alt: 804ft
04: 18:35:30; 23.7°N 85.3°W; PA: 997ft; D-Val: -236 ft; Wnd: SSW (197°) @ 29mph (Max: 30mph); T: 73F; D: ****; Radar Alt: 801ft
05: 18:36:00; 23.7°N 85.3°W; PA: 1004ft; D-Val: -240 ft; Wnd: SSW (207°) @ 28mph (Max: 29mph); T: 73F; D: ****; Radar Alt: 807ft
06: 18:36:30; 23.7°N 85.3°W; PA: 1001ft; D-Val: -243 ft; Wnd: SW (214°) @ 29mph (Max: 29mph); T: 73F; D: ****; Radar Alt: 797ft
07: 18:37:00; 23.7°N 85.4°W; PA: 1001ft; D-Val: -246 ft; Wnd: SW (216°) @ 28mph (Max: 29mph); T: 73F; D: ****; Radar Alt: 794ft
08: 18:37:30; 23.7°N 85.4°W; PA: 1001ft; D-Val: -249 ft; Wnd: SW (224°) @ 29mph (Max: 30mph); T: 73F; D: ****; Radar Alt: 791ft
09: 18:38:00; 23.7°N 85.4°W; PA: 1001ft; D-Val: -253 ft; Wnd: SW (228°) @ 29mph (Max: 30mph); T: 73F; D: ****; Radar Alt: 787ft
10: 18:38:30; 23.7°N 85.4°W; PA: 1004ft; D-Val: -253 ft; Wnd: SW (234°) @ 30mph (Max: 30mph); T: 73F; D: ****; Radar Alt: 791ft
11: 18:39:00; 23.6°N 85.5°W; PA: 997ft; D-Val: -256 ft; Wnd: WSW (242°) @ 31mph (Max: 32mph); T: 73F; D: ****; Radar Alt: 781ft
12: 18:39:30; 23.6°N 85.5°W; PA: 1001ft; D-Val: -259 ft; Wnd: WSW (246°) @ 33mph (Max: 33mph); T: 73F; D: ****; Radar Alt: 781ft
13: 18:40:00; 23.6°N 85.5°W; PA: 1004ft; D-Val: -262 ft; Wnd: WSW (251°) @ 32mph (Max: 33mph); T: 72F; D: ****; Radar Alt: 781ft
14: 18:40:30; 23.6°N 85.5°W; PA: 994ft; D-Val: -262 ft; Wnd: WSW (258°) @ 36mph (Max: 37mph); T: 73F; D: ****; Radar Alt: 774ft
15: 18:41:00; 23.6°N 85.5°W; PA: 1004ft; D-Val: -262 ft; Wnd: W (260°) @ 35mph (Max: 35mph); T: 72F; D: ****; Radar Alt: 784ft
16: 18:41:30; 23.6°N 85.6°W; PA: 994ft; D-Val: -262 ft; Wnd: W (265°) @ 40mph (Max: 41mph); T: 72F; D: ****; Radar Alt: 771ft
17: 18:42:00; 23.6°N 85.6°W; PA: 1004ft; D-Val: -262 ft; Wnd: W (269°) @ 39mph (Max: 40mph); T: 72F; D: ****; Radar Alt: 781ft
18: 18:42:30; 23.6°N 85.6°W; PA: 1001ft; D-Val: -259 ft; Wnd: W (270°) @ 43mph (Max: 44mph); T: 72F; D: ****; Radar Alt: 781ft
19: 18:43:00; 23.6°N 85.6°W; PA: 1001ft; D-Val: -256 ft; Wnd: W (272°) @ 41mph (Max: 43mph); T: 72F; D: ****; Radar Alt: 784ft
20: 18:43:30; 23.6°N 85.7°W; PA: 997ft; D-Val: -253 ft; Wnd: W (275°) @ 40mph (Max: 40mph); T: 72F; D: ****; Radar Alt: 784ft
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#73 Postby MiamiensisWx » Fri Jun 01, 2007 1:47 pm

We have west winds. There is a closed low!

Thanks for the data, Aric.
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#74 Postby Aric Dunn » Fri Jun 01, 2007 1:47 pm

we have west winds.. and a closed circulation


01: 18:34:00; 23.7°N 85.2°W; PA: 997ft; D-Val: -233 ft; Wnd: S (189°) @ 31mph (Max: 32mph); T: 74F; D: ****; Radar Alt: 804ft
02: 18:34:30; 23.7°N 85.2°W; PA: 1001ft; D-Val: -236 ft; Wnd: S (189°) @ 35mph (Max: 36mph); T: 74F; D: ****; Radar Alt: 807ft
03: 18:35:00; 23.7°N 85.3°W; PA: 1001ft; D-Val: -236 ft; Wnd: S (191°) @ 30mph (Max: 31mph); T: 73F; D: ****; Radar Alt: 804ft
04: 18:35:30; 23.7°N 85.3°W; PA: 997ft; D-Val: -236 ft; Wnd: SSW (197°) @ 29mph (Max: 30mph); T: 73F; D: ****; Radar Alt: 801ft
05: 18:36:00; 23.7°N 85.3°W; PA: 1004ft; D-Val: -240 ft; Wnd: SSW (207°) @ 28mph (Max: 29mph); T: 73F; D: ****; Radar Alt: 807ft
06: 18:36:30; 23.7°N 85.3°W; PA: 1001ft; D-Val: -243 ft; Wnd: SW (214°) @ 29mph (Max: 29mph); T: 73F; D: ****; Radar Alt: 797ft
07: 18:37:00; 23.7°N 85.4°W; PA: 1001ft; D-Val: -246 ft; Wnd: SW (216°) @ 28mph (Max: 29mph); T: 73F; D: ****; Radar Alt: 794ft
08: 18:37:30; 23.7°N 85.4°W; PA: 1001ft; D-Val: -249 ft; Wnd: SW (224°) @ 29mph (Max: 30mph); T: 73F; D: ****; Radar Alt: 791ft
09: 18:38:00; 23.7°N 85.4°W; PA: 1001ft; D-Val: -253 ft; Wnd: SW (228°) @ 29mph (Max: 30mph); T: 73F; D: ****; Radar Alt: 787ft
10: 18:38:30; 23.7°N 85.4°W; PA: 1004ft; D-Val: -253 ft; Wnd: SW (234°) @ 30mph (Max: 30mph); T: 73F; D: ****; Radar Alt: 791ft
11: 18:39:00; 23.6°N 85.5°W; PA: 997ft; D-Val: -256 ft; Wnd: WSW (242°) @ 31mph (Max: 32mph); T: 73F; D: ****; Radar Alt: 781ft
12: 18:39:30; 23.6°N 85.5°W; PA: 1001ft; D-Val: -259 ft; Wnd: WSW (246°) @ 33mph (Max: 33mph); T: 73F; D: ****; Radar Alt: 781ft
13: 18:40:00; 23.6°N 85.5°W; PA: 1004ft; D-Val: -262 ft; Wnd: WSW (251°) @ 32mph (Max: 33mph); T: 72F; D: ****; Radar Alt: 781ft
14: 18:40:30; 23.6°N 85.5°W; PA: 994ft; D-Val: -262 ft; Wnd: WSW (258°) @ 36mph (Max: 37mph); T: 73F; D: ****; Radar Alt: 774ft
15: 18:41:00; 23.6°N 85.5°W; PA: 1004ft; D-Val: -262 ft; Wnd: W (260°) @ 35mph (Max: 35mph); T: 72F; D: ****; Radar Alt: 784ft
16: 18:41:30; 23.6°N 85.6°W; PA: 994ft; D-Val: -262 ft; Wnd: W (265°) @ 40mph (Max: 41mph); T: 72F; D: ****; Radar Alt: 771ft
17: 18:42:00; 23.6°N 85.6°W; PA: 1004ft; D-Val: -262 ft; Wnd: W (269°) @ 39mph (Max: 40mph); T: 72F; D: ****; Radar Alt: 781ft
18: 18:42:30; 23.6°N 85.6°W; PA: 1001ft; D-Val: -259 ft; Wnd: W (270°) @ 43mph (Max: 44mph); T: 72F; D: ****; Radar Alt: 781ft
19: 18:43:00; 23.6°N 85.6°W; PA: 1001ft; D-Val: -256 ft; Wnd: W (272°) @ 41mph (Max: 43mph); T: 72F; D: ****; Radar Alt: 784ft
20: 18:43:30; 23.6°N 85.7°W; PA: 997ft; D-Val: -253 ft; Wnd: W (275°) @ 40mph (Max: 40mph); T: 72F; D: ****; Radar Alt: 784ft
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#75 Postby tallywx » Fri Jun 01, 2007 1:48 pm

Wow, not only west winds, but at pretty vigorous speeds. No doubt whatsoever.
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#76 Postby JonathanBelles » Fri Jun 01, 2007 1:48 pm

TS barry is making a fashionably late entrance to the party! lol
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#77 Postby NDG » Fri Jun 01, 2007 1:48 pm

There it is, the mighty west wind. I never doubt it they were never going to find, too evident on sat loop.
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#78 Postby Aric Dunn » Fri Jun 01, 2007 1:49 pm

west surface wind of 40mph pressure 1003 ... as they near the center

RECCO Observation
Storm Name: INVEST (BBL)
Mission Number: 01
Flight ID: AF307
Observation Number: 09
Time: 1842Z
Latitude: 23.6°N
Longitude: 85.6°W
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Turbulence: None
Flight condition: Clear
Pressure Altitude: 1000 feet
Flight level wind: W (270°) @ 44 mph
Temperature: 72°F
Dewpoint: N/A°F
Weather: Overcast Skies
Sea level pressure: 1003 mb
Surface Wind: W (270°) @ 40 mph
Remarks: None
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#79 Postby sevenleft » Fri Jun 01, 2007 1:49 pm

fact789 wrote:TS barry is making a fashionably late entrance to the party! lol
Would like to see them climb and sample the temperature at a higher altitude before dubbing it tropical.
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#80 Postby cycloneye » Fri Jun 01, 2007 1:49 pm

A vortex message should come soon.
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