Brent wrote:Who else thinks this is never going to turn NW and will just die over Hispanola?
Probably will. Of course that would give Ike a free pass to the east coast as well.
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Brent wrote:Who else thinks this is never going to turn NW and will just die over Hispanola?
Brent wrote:Who else thinks this is never going to turn NW and will just die over Hispanola?
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URNT12 KNHC 030539
VORTEX DATA MESSAGE AL082008
A. 03/051530Z
B. 20 deg 04 min N
072 deg 31 min W
C. 850 mb 1363 m
D. 40 kt
E. 330 deg 065 nm
F. 062 deg 043 kt
G. 328 deg 069 nm
H. 994 mb
I. 16 C/ 1525 m
J. 12 C/ 1524 m
K. NA / NA
L. NA
M. NA
N. 134 /8
O. 0.02 / 3 nm
P. AF304 0508A HANNA OB 06
MAX FL WIND 43 KT NW QUAD 045300 Z
Thunder44 wrote:We are now in the eclipse with the satellite imagery.
RL3AO wrote:I'm thinking the center has decoupled.
Flight level winds (844mb) at 8kt. Then as it falls the winds pick up to 12, then 21, then 21, then 32 and then 39kt at the surface.
Hurricanewatcher2007 wrote:Thunder44 wrote:We are now in the eclipse with the satellite imagery.
we have been in the eclipse for almost 2 hours we are now almost out of it.
bahamaswx wrote:Brent wrote:Who else thinks this is never going to turn NW and will just die over Hispanola?
Wouldn't be the first time it's happened (Debby, 2000). Heavily sheared systems are a pain to forecast.
Deb321 wrote:is Hanna still drifting south? And if so does anyone have an idea (if she survives) when the turn northward is expected?
Brent wrote:Who else thinks this is never going to turn NW and will just die over Hispanola?
Brent wrote:Deb321 wrote:is Hanna still drifting south? And if so does anyone have an idea (if she survives) when the turn northward is expected?
Fixes from recon have her drifting east. Could be a start. Northward turn is expected very very soon.
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