ATL: KARL - Ex-Hurricane - Discussion
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Re: ATL: KARL - Hurricane - Discussion
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Vortmax1 wrote:alan1961 ....Could you please share your link to that Mexico radar?
Thank you.
Alvarado Radar option
http://smn.cna.gob.mx/
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KWT wrote:Yeah it sure is BA, but then again if conditions are good enough sometimes the curve of the land can really tighten up flabby core and I think thats what happened with this system as it came offland, also may have helped Alex hence the low pressure it had when it came offland.
and dont forget hermine! she got going pretty quick down there as well just a few weeks ago!

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UZNT13 KWBC 162009
XXAA 66207 99199 70936 04693 99984 25605 32570 00638 ///// /////
92549 23004 36104 85287 20402 02592 70949 12424 05064 88999 77999
104kt at 925mb. if thats true it could very well be a major by landfall. what a month/year so far. lord help us in the u.s. if the second peak of the season (oct.) is half as intense as now!!
UZNT13 KWBC 162009
XXAA 66207 99199 70936 04693 99984 25605 32570 00638 ///// /////
92549 23004 36104 85287 20402 02592 70949 12424 05064 88999 77999
104kt at 925mb. if thats true it could very well be a major by landfall. what a month/year so far. lord help us in the u.s. if the second peak of the season (oct.) is half as intense as now!!
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Re: ATL: KARL - Tropical Storm - Discussion
wxman57 wrote:We have it going inland about 90 miles south of the NHC track, close to Tuxpan on Friday night. It's tracking left of the NHC forecast now. That ridge appears to build in pretty strongly over Texas on Friday. Should push it south of west once it passes the mid BoC.
Wxman57 really nailed the track last night, although it may be a little ahead of schedule.
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Re: ATL: KARL - Tropical Storm - Discussion
bigGbear wrote:wxman57 wrote:We have it going inland about 90 miles south of the NHC track, close to Tuxpan on Friday night. It's tracking left of the NHC forecast now. That ridge appears to build in pretty strongly over Texas on Friday. Should push it south of west once it passes the mid BoC.
Wxman57 really nailed the track last night, although it may be a little ahead of schedule.
Ever since Ike, I have always listened to Wxman57. He knows what he is doing.
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CrazyC83 wrote:104 kt at 925mb = 78 kt at the surface.
with a .75 reduction... have they been doing that ? thought i saw .9 reduction could be wrong did not pay attention really.
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Aric Dunn wrote:CrazyC83 wrote:104 kt at 925mb = 78 kt at the surface.
with a .75 reduction... have they been doing that ? thought i saw .9 reduction could be wrong did not pay attention really.
At that level it is .75 reduction.
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Either way this one is stronger then 65kts right now, recon supports winds going upto 75kts now and maybe even 80kts if the NHC are feeling kind!
Has every chance of being a 2 into landfall, and Mexico radar will give us an increasingly good idea of the motion of the system as the eye gets closer to the system.
Has every chance of being a 2 into landfall, and Mexico radar will give us an increasingly good idea of the motion of the system as the eye gets closer to the system.
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