Have you gone al fuerza to personally storm spot yet?
No,I am in the house dry as rain has started to fall.Also plenty of lightening in the distance.
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Have you gone al fuerza to personally storm spot yet?
Matt-hurricanewatcher wrote:If current trends keep up I expect a depression at 5am.
cheezyWXguy wrote:Matt-hurricanewatcher wrote:If current trends keep up I expect a depression at 5am.
I dont know. Without recon doing flights at that time, systems are almost never upgraded at 5am. But 11am seems likely, if not then, then 5pm.
cheezyWXguy wrote:Matt-hurricanewatcher wrote:If current trends keep up I expect a depression at 5am.
I dont know. Without recon doing flights at that time, systems are almost never upgraded at 5am. But 11am seems likely, if not then, then 5pm.
cheezyWXguy wrote:Matt-hurricanewatcher wrote:If current trends keep up I expect a depression at 5am.
I dont know. Without recon doing flights at that time, systems are almost never upgraded at 5am. But 11am seems likely, if not then, then 5pm.
Ed Mahmoud wrote:cheezyWXguy wrote:Matt-hurricanewatcher wrote:If current trends keep up I expect a depression at 5am.
I dont know. Without recon doing flights at that time, systems are almost never upgraded at 5am. But 11am seems likely, if not then, then 5pm.
NOAA WP-3D flying as I prepare to go to bed...
Sanibel wrote:Betsy was strong even though it got turned around back south.
SapphireSea wrote:LLC is still fairly displaced judging the assumed location just N of San Juan. While the 'weak' LLC may stay over water, it's MLC and convection will start to interact with PR and then the DR. I think it has some troubled time ahead of it. It also seems like the UL high is not going to move entirely in tandem, so shear might get the system in this case.
Ed Mahmoud wrote:cycloneye wrote:Pressure continues to fall in San Juan,also west winds continue.
ASCA42 TJSJ 150510
RWRPR
PUERTO RICO/U.S. VIRGIN ISLANDS HOURLY WEATHER ROUNDUP
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SAN JUAN PR
100 AM AKDT FRI AUG 15 2008
PRZ001-004-150600-
PUERTO RICO
CITY SKY/WX TMP DP RH WIND PRES REMARKS
SAN JUAN LMM PTCLDY 81 75 83 W7 29.87F
PONCE PTCLDY 81 73 78 CALM 29.87F
$$
PRZ006-007-150600-
U.S. VIRGIN ISLANDS
CITY SKY/WX TMP DP RH WIND PRES REMARKS
CHARLOTTE AMA LGT RAIN 79 75 89 SE16 29.89S
CHRISTIANSTED HVY RAIN 75 73 94 S6 29.92R VSB 1
Have you gone al fuerza to personally storm spot yet?
Edit to add: My Spanish could be on crack. My wife speaks it to our kids, mis suegros, who are Mexican, speak it, when I suspect they talk about me. I think "al fuerza' means "out doors", but I could way wrong.
Double edit- born in Tamilipaus, Mexico, but proud US citizens. My wife's uncle, Tio Fito, even votes Republican! Only one, but I'm still working on them.
Not getting any more political than that.
SapphireSea wrote:LLC is still fairly displaced judging the assumed location just N of San Juan. While the 'weak' LLC may stay over water, it's MLC and convection will start to interact with PR and then the DR. I think it has some troubled time ahead of it. It also seems like the UL high is not going to move entirely in tandem, so shear might get the system in this case.
GreenSky wrote:FYI, a pro met in the analysis board said "FWIW it think its TS already and winds of 45-50 knots"-DTwxRisk
Matt-hurricanewatcher wrote:SapphireSea wrote:LLC is still fairly displaced judging the assumed location just N of San Juan. While the 'weak' LLC may stay over water, it's MLC and convection will start to interact with PR and then the DR. I think it has some troubled time ahead of it. It also seems like the UL high is not going to move entirely in tandem, so shear might get the system in this case.
The system is refocusing at near 16.7/65.8. It will stay off shore.
GreenSky wrote:Matt-hurricanewatcher wrote:SapphireSea wrote:LLC is still fairly displaced judging the assumed location just N of San Juan. While the 'weak' LLC may stay over water, it's MLC and convection will start to interact with PR and then the DR. I think it has some troubled time ahead of it. It also seems like the UL high is not going to move entirely in tandem, so shear might get the system in this case.
The system is refocusing at near 16.7/65.8. It will stay off shore.
What is its heading? 280, 290?
Matt-hurricanewatcher wrote:SapphireSea wrote:LLC is still fairly displaced judging the assumed location just N of San Juan. While the 'weak' LLC may stay over water, it's MLC and convection will start to interact with PR and then the DR. I think it has some troubled time ahead of it. It also seems like the UL high is not going to move entirely in tandem, so shear might get the system in this case.
The system is refocusing at near 16.7/65.8. It will stay off shore.
SapphireSea wrote:Matt-hurricanewatcher wrote:SapphireSea wrote:LLC is still fairly displaced judging the assumed location just N of San Juan. While the 'weak' LLC may stay over water, it's MLC and convection will start to interact with PR and then the DR. I think it has some troubled time ahead of it. It also seems like the UL high is not going to move entirely in tandem, so shear might get the system in this case.
The system is refocusing at near 16.7/65.8. It will stay off shore.
16.7N? That would keep it offshore if it goes 270 west. But I don't see anything there, unless you mean 18.7N. In which case you are right about the LLC. But the convection will interact with land unless it heads 280 or 290 WNW, and I don't really see it doing that just at this moment. Of course it may change.
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