ATL: Ex Tropical Storm EARL - Discussion
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Re: ATL: Tropical Depression SEVEN - Discussion
According to the official forecast Earl will intensify a little faster than Danielle did and its track is more threatening, certainly it will be an interesting and important system to watch.
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Curious fact, when Earl forms later today, we will be exactly on par with 1969!
Link - http://weather.unisys.com/hurricane/atl ... index.html
Link - http://weather.unisys.com/hurricane/atl ... index.html
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Re: ATL: Tropical Depression SEVEN - Discussion
Yeah, except that we haven't had a Camille - Thank God!
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I personally can't see much threat at all I really can't...
That being said if it were to stay further west for longer then the NE Caribbean may need to keep an eye on it but I'd have to imagine the NHC track wouldn't gain more then 5 degrees west from where it ends and show a pretty sharp turn to the NW...but too early to know for certain.
Either way the synoptics are pretty solid for a recurve.
That being said if it were to stay further west for longer then the NE Caribbean may need to keep an eye on it but I'd have to imagine the NHC track wouldn't gain more then 5 degrees west from where it ends and show a pretty sharp turn to the NW...but too early to know for certain.
Either way the synoptics are pretty solid for a recurve.
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Re: ATL: Tropical Depression SEVEN - Discussion
bvigal wrote:Yeah, except that we haven't had a Camille - Thank God!
But we had Bonnie!!! lol
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Re: ATL: Tropical Depression SEVEN - Discussion
Macrocane wrote:According to the official forecast Earl will intensify a little faster than Danielle did and its track is more threatening, certainly it will be an interesting and important system to watch.
We'll see how quickly it strengthens, the models generally don't seem quite as agressive with the strengthening of this one as they were orginally with Danielle but we will see if that changes.
Man I can't stress how lucky we are to have Danielle helping to extend the upper troughs weakness.
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KWT wrote:I personally can't see much threat at all I really can't...
That being said if it were to stay further west for longer then the NE Caribbean may need to keep an eye on it but I'd have to imagine the NHC track wouldn't gain more then 5 degrees west from where it ends and show a pretty sharp turn to the NW...but too early to know for certain.
Either way the synoptics are pretty solid for a recurve.
Ok I think we get it, it's going to go out to sea, no need to keep emphasizing it.
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Re: ATL: Tropical Depression SEVEN - Discussion
HURAKAN wrote:bvigal wrote:Yeah, except that we haven't had a Camille - Thank God!
But we had Bonnie!!! lol
That thing was like a summer time thunderstorm over the metro areas.
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Re: ATL: Tropical Depression SEVEN - Discussion
SFLcane wrote:HURAKAN wrote:bvigal wrote:Yeah, except that we haven't had a Camille - Thank God!
But we had Bonnie!!! lol
That thing was like a summer time thunderstorm over the metro areas.
Lets not offend our summer thunderstorms!!!
Back to topic now!
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Re: ATL: Tropical Depression SEVEN - Discussion
This one has a better chance at directing affecting Bermuda, the further south track makes it more likely to head further west than Danielle, probably around 65W. I'm sure surfers are going to love living on the east coast because they are going to see a lot of large wave activity in the next few weeks with all of these 60-65W hurricane recurves.
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hurricaneCW wrote:KWT wrote:I personally can't see much threat at all I really can't...
That being said if it were to stay further west for longer then the NE Caribbean may need to keep an eye on it but I'd have to imagine the NHC track wouldn't gain more then 5 degrees west from where it ends and show a pretty sharp turn to the NW...but too early to know for certain.
Either way the synoptics are pretty solid for a recurve.
Ok I think we get it, it's going to go out to sea, no need to keep emphasizing it.
Nothing is certain about TD7! I am slowly falling off of the recurve wagon with each passing day...
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RL3AO wrote:If thats not an interesting track forecast, I don't know what is.
It would be...if there wasn't a pretty huge open gapping wound of a weakness which Danielle is moving through at the same time...thats an obvious recurver all day long when you take into account that danielle is nearly due north of the system by that time...
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KWT wrote:RL3AO wrote:If thats not an interesting track forecast, I don't know what is.
It would be...if there wasn't a pretty huge open gapping wound of a weakness which Danielle is moving through at the same time...thats an obvious recurver all day long when you take into account that danielle is nearly due north of the system by that time...
I'm glad you can be so certain about a tropical cyclone 9 days out. Thankfully we have you.
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Re: ATL: Tropical Depression SEVEN - Discussion
Anyone else see this on AccuWeather.com free site?
(08/25/10 9:30AM)
"Joe has some concern that Danielle or Tropical Depression 7, soon to be Earl, may miss the turn off to the north in the Atlantic, which could allow the features to drift closer to the East Coast of the U.S."
Just food for thought. Not saying I buy it...
(08/25/10 9:30AM)
"Joe has some concern that Danielle or Tropical Depression 7, soon to be Earl, may miss the turn off to the north in the Atlantic, which could allow the features to drift closer to the East Coast of the U.S."
Just food for thought. Not saying I buy it...
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