ATL: Remnants of PAULA - Discussion
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Yeah Gatorcane I said earlier on today this probably has a good shot at being a major, I also still think this has every chance of being a 4/5 as long as it doesn't get too close to the Yucatan too quickly.
Should be gaining more distance from land as well now, not that that aspect hindered Karl from becoming a major hurricane a few weeks ago!
Crazy, its certainly one of the storms that could be comparable, esp if this system does take its time heading NW.
Should be gaining more distance from land as well now, not that that aspect hindered Karl from becoming a major hurricane a few weeks ago!
Crazy, its certainly one of the storms that could be comparable, esp if this system does take its time heading NW.
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gatorcane wrote:Wow, deep convection with extremely cold cloud tops blowing up over the center. This may be undergoing RI right now. A major hurricane looks very possible
It's far more impressive than I thought it could be. I think it has a chance to become a major as well. We'll see what happens.
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Re: ATL: PAULA - Tropical Storm - Discussion
Does anyone have a recent satellite presentation?
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I do not think it is IRing right this second, but if the center is where I think it is, it is getting ready to. Right now it is most likely gradually strengthening while dropping the pressure and forming an eyewall. Around the time (or a little before) Recon gets out there tonight is when IR will start, and Recon should get a good look at an IRing system.
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Re: ATL: PAULA - Tropical Storm - Discussion
Boom, boom, boom by the look of that.
Anyways, the 5 days cone map alone will induce an utter tiptoe frenzy in NW Caribbean/SFL. Or at least that's what I hope will happen because Paula really mustn't be taken lightly.
Anyways, the 5 days cone map alone will induce an utter tiptoe frenzy in NW Caribbean/SFL. Or at least that's what I hope will happen because Paula really mustn't be taken lightly.
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Re: ATL: PAULA - Tropical Storm - Discussion
all of florida need to watch this imhoapocalypt-flyer wrote:Boom, boom, boom by the look of that.
Anyways, the 5 days cone map alone will induce an utter tiptoe frenzy in NW Caribbean/SFL. Or at least that's what I hope will happen because Paula really mustn't be taken lightly.
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Re: ATL: PAULA - Tropical Storm - Discussion
Rainband wrote:all of florida need to watch this imho
Oh, I agree, no one should let their guard down at any cost.
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i think the center will be south and west of the NHC 12/6z (2 A.M. eastern) forecast
http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/goes/flt/t2/flash-rgb.html
http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/goes/flt/t2/flash-rgb.html
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Re: ATL: PAULA - Tropical Storm - Discussion
Local newspaper says Paula's early models spare Florida. 

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sunnyday wrote:Local newspaper says Paula's early models spare Florida.
Not the new GFDL
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brunota2003 wrote:I do not think it is IRing right this second, but if the center is where I think it is, it is getting ready to. Right now it is most likely gradually strengthening while dropping the pressure and forming an eyewall. Around the time (or a little before) Recon gets out there tonight is when IR will start, and Recon should get a good look at an IRing system.
Yeah I don't think its quite there yet but its clearly getting ready, I see no reason why this won't be a major in 18-24hrs time...history alone suggests a heightened threat of that occuring at this time of year, as I've been saying for a VERY long time in various threads throughout the summer...
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Re: ATL: PAULA - Tropical Storm - Discussion
Well there is some serious high pressure behind the cold front(s) so maybe it could dig a little further south and lift this out sooner rather than later. Afterall we are talking models..lol Granted lift is vague in that the system could easily move out well to the east and south of Florida. I do have a hard time thinking Paula will not be a Major at some point from the looks of the enviroment and the THP.


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The 18z GFDL, if it verifies, would necessitate hurricane warnings in the Florida Keys by this time tommorrow as the model shows Paula just south of Key West as a 100 mph storm at 78 hours or very early Friday morning. An interesting scenario for the NHC. Are they buying into this solution? Not much time to decide.
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The local radio met said, in the same vein as the newspaper, that the storm will likely weaken during days 4 and 5 and move n/nw as a sheared storm, so there are no worries now. What did the new GFDL show?
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Re: ATL: PAULA - Tropical Storm - Discussion
To say that this is no concern with so much uncertainty is pure foolishness. I'd rather they just give accurate details from the NHC and mention the uncertainty and not give an actual forecast.
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SouthDadeFish wrote:This could be dangerous for the Florida Keys. If the NHC buys into the stall scenario, and at the last second Paula gets picked up, the Keys would have little time to evacuate.
It could be a tricky situation as it often is when the Keys are threatened.
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