
ATL: RICHARD - Remnant Low - Discussion
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Re: ATL: RICHARD - Hurricane - Discussion
Doubt it will do this but there is a history of near-shore exploders in this area:


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Re: ATL: RICHARD - Hurricane - Discussion
Well we still have a month to go to get ACE, so im not that worried it wont reach 150. Even 2009 had a Nov. storm
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SouthDadeFish wrote:They will not account for ACE after landfall?
After landfall ACE is over.Also,TD's nor Subtropical systems count.
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Re: ATL: RICHARD - Hurricane - Discussion
Nice layered cirrus over eye.
Go sign for an upcoming RI.


Go sign for an upcoming RI.


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Re: ATL: RICHARD - Hurricane - Discussion
Being so near to land might be the saving grace from RI


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Re: ATL: RICHARD - Hurricane - Discussion
To the storm2k member in Belize BZSTORM, stay safe and good luck.When you can,keep us informed.
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Re: ATL: RICHARD - Hurricane - Discussion
Richard looks good on radar.
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cycloneye wrote:SouthDadeFish wrote:They will not account for ACE after landfall?
After landfall ACE is over.Also,TD's nor Subtropical systems count.
But why did values from Hermine count even though it moved over land?
Advisories 6 thru 8 had winds of more than 39 mph, albeit over land, but the ACE was calculated and added to the total.
Or Alex's Adv. 23-25.
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Extratropical94 wrote:cycloneye wrote:SouthDadeFish wrote:They will not account for ACE after landfall?
After landfall ACE is over.Also,TD's nor Subtropical systems count.
But why did values from Hermine count even though it moved over land?
Advisories 6 thru 8 had winds of more than 39 mph, albeit over land, but the ACE was calculated and added to the total.
Or Alex's Adv. 23-25.
Your are right as I was wrong on that. ACE overland counts until it becomes a TD.
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At the very least this has the possibility to either do one of the following...
1. Get stronger before landfall than NHC predicts, adding more ACE...as well as...
2.Stay more organized over land than the NHC predicts.
Both can contribute to our ACE value, not like I think Richard is the last storm of the season.
1. Get stronger before landfall than NHC predicts, adding more ACE...as well as...
2.Stay more organized over land than the NHC predicts.
Both can contribute to our ACE value, not like I think Richard is the last storm of the season.
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Re: ATL: RICHARD - Hurricane - Discussion
The next mission will depart at 1:00 PM EDT. How strong the plane will find Richard when it nears the eye?
TROPICAL STORM RICHARD
FLIGHT ONE -- TEAL 72 CORRECTED FOR TEAL NUMBER
A. 24/2100Z
B. AFXXX 1019A RICHARD
C. 24/1700Z
D. 16.7N 87.6W
E. 24/2000 25/0000Z
F. SFC TO 15,000 FT
TROPICAL STORM RICHARD
FLIGHT ONE -- TEAL 72 CORRECTED FOR TEAL NUMBER
A. 24/2100Z
B. AFXXX 1019A RICHARD
C. 24/1700Z
D. 16.7N 87.6W
E. 24/2000 25/0000Z
F. SFC TO 15,000 FT
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Re: ATL: RICHARD - Hurricane - Discussion
Will the plane get there in time?
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Weatherfreak000 wrote:At the very least this has the possibility to either do one of the following...
1. Get stronger before landfall than NHC predicts, adding more ACE...as well as...
2.Stay more organized over land than the NHC predicts.
Both can contribute to our ACE value, not like I think Richard is the last storm of the season.
Richard will probably not be the last storm of the season, I know the gfs keeps pointing to more Caribbean system developing over the next 10 days and with a favorable MJO and warm ssts, we'll likely see 1-2 more systems.
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Re: ATL: RICHARD - Hurricane - Discussion
AdamFirst wrote:Will the plane get there in time?
Yes,plenty of time before landfall.
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not hearing anything on local radio of high winds anywhere yet, I'm in South and according to this tracking map http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/26295161/ns/weather looking at 39+ mph winds but Belize City and even Belmopan inland can expect some serious high winds later today. There is a mad rush in Belize city to move ppl to shelters now they are looking at cat 2 as possibilty. And yes, cyclonic chronic we've had more than our share of storms this year. for last couple of hours I 've had steady rain hardly any wind at all, that should change in the next hour or so. As my dsl modem is dependant on electricity to work and we on grid hooked to Belize city we are expecting electrical failure around landfall time, if the supplier doesn't cut power to save damage to system. Radio Love fm which can be listened to on rel player has back up generator so should remain on air even during landfall, they are located near ladywood, Belize City.
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BZSTORM wrote:not hearing anything on local radio of high winds anywhere yet, I'm in South and according to this tracking map http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/26295161/ns/weather looking at 39+ mph winds but Belize City and even Belmopan inland can expect some serious high winds later today. There is a mad rush in Belize city to move ppl to shelters now they are looking at cat 2 as possibilty. And yes, cyclonic chronic we've had more than our share of storms this year. for last couple of hours I 've had steady rain hardly any wind at all, that should change in the next hour or so. As my dsl modem is dependant on electricity to work and we on grid hooked to Belize city we are expecting electrical failure around landfall time, if the supplier doesn't cut power to save damage to system. Radio Love fm which can be listened to on rel player has back up generator so should remain on air even during landfall, they are located near ladywood, Belize City.
Where are you in relation to Belize City as your location doesn't appear mentioned on the radar? As I have said before,stay safe and when you can inform us about what is going on or the aftermath.

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