ATL: Tropical Depression Dolly
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MiamiensisWx wrote:stormy1970al wrote:HarlequinBoy wrote:Do you think the MGC/AL coasts are in the clear?
I think we are in the clear right now according to the track but with any storm entering the GOM anyone along the Gulf Coast needs to keep an eye on it because things can change in a second.
...and there is some magical force that makes GOM TCs more "unpredictable" than others in the other (non-special) regions of the Atlantic basin. Gotcha.
This is not going to Louisiana or points east.
Pretty bold statement considering even the pro's don't make these types of assumptions before a system has even entered the GOM; even if I do pray you are correct.
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Re: ATL: TS Dolly in Western Caribbean
I suspect the track will be pretty close to what the models have. I'm not looking for any big surprises. If they had a recurve to Tampa, that would be a surprise (or my roomate putting down a cupcake), but I think the cone of destruction will be from Freeport to northern Mexico.
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deltadog03 wrote:I would be shocked if this came in at 60kts.
Do you mean you think it will be stronger, or weaker?
And this track is eerily similar to Emily of 05.
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Re: ATL: TS Dolly in Western Caribbean
i think this llc had better get strong, to survive a trip across the yucatan in about 10 hours
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Re: ATL: TS Dolly in Western Caribbean
Time and time again we have seen center relocations, especially with the weak LLC it has now will be disrupted by land tonight and most of the energy it to the NE, classic example of center relocation...
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weatherguru18 wrote:Yeah, but number of storms overall, we're not that far behind. As far as Dolly goes, I would think that she'd be a major threat if she shot the channel. But being she will spend a decent amount of time over the yucatan, I'm not sure if she is going to gear up into a powerhouse storm. Not saying she won't, but this is likely to be a Claudette if you ask me.
...and Claudette was still a very substantial Category 1 at landfall. Some people tend to underestimate the effects of those HURRICANE force winds.
I rescind my previous comments, but I'm a little peeved at the "doom and gloom" today (as well as the fact that some may be underestimating the effects of a Cat 1-2 TC).
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Re: ATL: TS Dolly in Western Caribbean
cpdaman wrote:i think this llc had better get strong, to survive a trip across the yucatan in about 10 hours
Bret in 1999 was nothing when it came out of the Yucatan, and exploded to 125 kt in the BOC.
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Re: ATL: TS Dolly in Western Caribbean
Ivanhater wrote:Time and time again we have seen center relocations, especially with the weak LLC it has now will be disrupted by land tonight and most of the energy it to the NE, classic example of center relocation...
Great points!! As others have said this morning, I think we could either it reform (doubtfull) or it sucked into the deep convection. likely imo.
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hurricanelandfall wrote:NHC is forecasting 72 hours in the GOM, but that it will not be able to become a hurricane. Perhaps they see hostile conditions preventing it from doing so? 60kts is puzzling to me.
Me too. Obviously something is bugging them about this storm's potential.
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Re: ATL: TS Dolly in Western Caribbean
Ivanhater wrote:Time and time again we have seen center relocations, especially with the weak LLC it has now will be disrupted by land tonight and most of the energy it to the NE, classic example of center relocation...
its not weak though.
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