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Derek Ortt wrote:couple of points
1. The eye has expanded
2. Felix has slowed slightly based upon the latest recon fixes... may be closer to 18 mph now
The TCHP picks up from now until 83W. It does look to be mixing the dry air out and a run for 160-175mph can not be ruled out in my opinion.Matt-hurricanewatcher wrote:Maybe it beat the dry air. In now its coming back?
miamicanes177 wrote:The TCHP picks up from now until 83W. It does look to be mixing the dry air out and a run for 160-175mph can not be ruled out in my opinion.Matt-hurricanewatcher wrote:Maybe it beat the dry air. In now its coming back?
PhillyWX wrote:E-WALL Animation of the last two days of Dean:
http://www.meteo.psu.edu/~gadomski/SAT_ATL/animir.html
Felix's presentation has improved a fair deal in the last two hours. It is over an area of high oceanic heat content (which I commented about earlier today) which is allowing the storm to get itself organized more quickly while in the midst of an ERC. This will probably strengthen some again before landfall.
HURAKAN wrote::uarrow: Dean continues to appear in everyone's tongues!!!![]()
wxman57 wrote:PhillyWX wrote:E-WALL Animation of the last two days of Dean:
http://www.meteo.psu.edu/~gadomski/SAT_ATL/animir.html
Felix's presentation has improved a fair deal in the last two hours. It is over an area of high oceanic heat content (which I commented about earlier today) which is allowing the storm to get itself organized more quickly while in the midst of an ERC. This will probably strengthen some again before landfall.
Looks more like Felix.
CrazyC83 wrote:My current estimate: 110 kt/954mb. I think it is bottoming out now after an ERC.
PhillyWX wrote:CrazyC83 wrote:My current estimate: 110 kt/954mb. I think it is bottoming out now after an ERC.
Very close, 115 kts/953. 14.3/79.5.
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