WPAC: SEVERE TROPICAL STORM LUPIT (22W)
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drdavisjr wrote:metenthusiast wrote:drdavisjr wrote:2009OCT22 013000 18.91 -124.74
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still seems to be moving WSW or SW, but very slow...
Stay tuned to the heart-stopping conclusion...what a roller coaster ride!!!
You bet I will. This baby must turn just like they say and not put up another nasty trick. The sun is beating down mercilessly here in Manila and people are not concerned of Ramil (Lupit) anymore. I just hope this storm hasn't any more tricks up its sleeve for their sake...
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oaba09 wrote:The center of the typhoon is almost at the same level as the northern tip of luzon......It is still moving WSW.....


It seems about right based on images from JMA and JTWC. But I think it should already be preparing for its westerly - NWesterly turn and should not lose anymore latitude from hereon.
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guys, I know this is a bit off-topic but I stumbled into this model from ecmwf for next week. Does anyone have more data on this alleged new disturbance? (by the way, this is not ty lupit)
thanks!
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guys, I know this is a bit off-topic but I stumbled into this model from ecmwf for next week. Does anyone have more data on this alleged new disturbance? (by the way, this is not ty lupit)
thanks!
I checked it out and there seems to be some build up...It's waaay too disorganized to be considered anything yet...
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StormingB81 wrote:The one by Guam they are keeping an eye on? I cant see that photo
Yes, I guess that's it. Here's another image from typhoon2000.ph.

I think this is something we should watch out for in the future...
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oaba09 wrote:metenthusiast wrote:
guys, I know this is a bit off-topic but I stumbled into this model from ecmwf for next week. Does anyone have more data on this alleged new disturbance? (by the way, this is not ty lupit)
thanks!
I checked it out and there seems to be some build up...It's waaay too disorganized to be considered anything yet...
Oh.. okay. That sounds encouraging. Thanks!
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metenthusiast wrote:oaba09 wrote:metenthusiast wrote:
guys, I know this is a bit off-topic but I stumbled into this model from ecmwf for next week. Does anyone have more data on this alleged new disturbance? (by the way, this is not ty lupit)
thanks!
I checked it out and there seems to be some build up...It's waaay too disorganized to be considered anything yet...
Oh.. okay. That sounds encouraging. Thanks!
We still gotta watch out for it though........
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oaba09 wrote:We still gotta watch out for it though........
Well, you got that right. If there's one thing I have learned from typhoons here in the Philippines is that they get even more crazier by the day and they tend to do something even more crazier when you least expect it.
Besides, it always pays to be vigilant nowadays.

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metenthusiast wrote:oaba09 wrote:We still gotta watch out for it though........
Well, you got that right. If there's one thing I have learned from typhoons here in the Philippines is that they get even more crazier by the day and they tend to do something even more crazier when you least expect it.
Besides, it always pays to be vigilant nowadays.
Ok, I'm no expert at this but let me try...I checked the current Sea Surface Temperature(SST) and it's definitely hot on the WPAC....I believe this can contribute to the build up of another weather disturbance(please correct me if I'm wrong)...
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oaba09 wrote:metenthusiast wrote:oaba09 wrote:We still gotta watch out for it though........
Well, you got that right. If there's one thing I have learned from typhoons here in the Philippines is that they get even more crazier by the day and they tend to do something even more crazier when you least expect it.
Besides, it always pays to be vigilant nowadays.
Ok, I'm no expert at this but let me try...I checked the current Sea Surface Temperature(SST) and it's definitely hot on the WPAC....I believe this can contribute to the build up of another weather disturbance(please correct me if I'm wrong)...
No it's okay. It's the same understanding I have on the subject. Isn't that the image where the red coloring indicates a higher surface temp?
But hey, like you I'm no expert, and not a met-wannabe either. I'm just interested, that's all and besides, it's always nice to learn new things everyday.

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metenthusiast wrote:No it's okay. It's the same understanding I have on the subject. Isn't that the image where the red coloring indicates a higher surface temp?
But hey, like you I'm no expert, and not a met-wannabe either. I'm just interested, that's all and besides, it's always nice to learn new things everyday.
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oaba09 wrote:Lupit still moving WSW....I believe it should have turned to a W direction by now based on the JMA and JYWC models...
Same thought here. Ah well, maybe the two STR's still fighting over Lupit's steering and maybe it's what causing the delay in shift of direction.
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oaba09 wrote:Lupit still moving WSW....I believe it should have turned to a W direction by now based on the JMA and JYWC models...
I think you can ALMOST throw the models and forecasts out the window with Lupit.
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drdavisjr wrote:oaba09 wrote:Lupit still moving WSW....I believe it should have turned to a W direction by now based on the JMA and JYWC models...
I think you can ALMOST throw the models and forecasts out the window with Lupit.
I think northern luzon will not be spared...Even if lupit goes west right now, it will still braise the aparri area...
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