how long before that changes. It may impact the forecast????wxman57 wrote:Rainband wrote:why does the dry air in the gulf appear to be retreating north???
Mid to upper-level winds in the region are out of the south to the west of the ridge. That's why Rina is turning northward tonight:
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wonder if partial ingestion of 97l has given her a brief extension
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Rainband wrote:looking at the pressures seems to me the easier route for her is going to be west. Time will tellNDG wrote:I am sure that it has to do with the retreating mid level ridge and the uncoming trough that it is lifting some moisture in from the tropics along with Rina.
Also windshear has been retreating, now down to 25-40 knots in the SE GOM versus 40-60 knots from 24 hrs ago.
Hurricanes don't get steered by surface features.
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I mean the conditions not BP lol I wouldn't have almost 20,000 posts if I didn't know that.NDG wrote:Rainband wrote:looking at the pressures seems to me the easier route for her is going to be west. Time will tellNDG wrote:I am sure that it has to do with the retreating mid level ridge and the uncoming trough that it is lifting some moisture in from the tropics along with Rina.
Also windshear has been retreating, now down to 25-40 knots in the SE GOM versus 40-60 knots from 24 hrs ago.
Hurricanes don't get steered by surface features.


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[/quote]Rainband wrote:I mean the conditions not BP lol I wouldn't have almost 20,000 posts if I didn't know that.NDG wrote:Hurricanes don't get steered by surface features.![]()
Sorry, I misunderstood your question

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Re: ATL: RINA - Hurricane - Discussion
This has been a peculiar season in which many storms moving poleward intensified dramatically and surpassed the intensity forecasts, I am curious if Rina could do such a thing as it heads north and northeast. I know the chances are nearly 0 percent based on the models, but I wanted to ask the pro mets if there was a chance this storm would accelerate and strengthen NE as it goes along with the shear, rather than crawl NE and weaken?
I'd love to know the dynamics of this situation, will the shear be so strong that even if it accelerated northeast ahead of the trough, it gets torn to shreds? After what I saw happen with Ophelia, this is why I'm a bit concerned.
I'd love to know the dynamics of this situation, will the shear be so strong that even if it accelerated northeast ahead of the trough, it gets torn to shreds? After what I saw happen with Ophelia, this is why I'm a bit concerned.
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NOAA2 1018A RINA HDOB 22 20111027
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URNT15 KWBC 270058
NOAA2 1018A RINA HDOB 23 20111027
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NOAA2 1018A RINA HDOB 23 20111027
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Re: ATL: RINA - Hurricane - Discussion
FireRat wrote:This has been a peculiar season in which many storms moving poleward intensified dramatically and surpassed the intensity forecasts, I am curious if Rina could do such a thing as it heads north and northeast. I know the chances are nearly 0 percent based on the models, but I wanted to ask the pro mets if there was a chance this storm would accelerate and strengthen NE as it goes along with the shear, rather than crawl NE and weaken?
I'd love to know the dynamics of this situation, will the shear be so strong that even if it accelerated northeast ahead of the trough, it gets torn to shreds? After what I saw happen with Ophelia, this is why I'm a bit concerned.
Omar and Paloma in 2008 and Ida in 2009 all used the trough to their advantage until their direction changed then were torn to shreds. Late season storms are even more unpredictable.
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NDG wrote:There's an unflagged 94mph wind found in the SW quadrant of the storm during the latest penetration.
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004930 1816N 08621W 6999 03010 9839 +169 +114 314060 063 077 020 00
Based on that, the intensity should be raised back to 80 kt. I'd want to see higher before going back to Cat 2. It probably bottomed out at 70 kt this afternoon, might be on a restrengthening trend.
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CrazyC83 wrote:NDG wrote:There's an unflagged 94mph wind found in the SW quadrant of the storm during the latest penetration.
004900 1817N 08620W 6962 03036 9837 +149 +123 303043 053 082 013 00
004930 1816N 08621W 6999 03010 9839 +169 +114 314060 063 077 020 00
Based on that, the intensity should be raised back to 80 kt. I'd want to see higher before going back to Cat 2. It probably bottomed out at 70 kt this afternoon, might be on a restrengthening trend.
I am not sure if they will, flight level winds have been only in the low 70 knots at the most.
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Reports of Rina's demise have been greatly exaggerated. I'd hold at 85 though.
It's got at least 36 hours of hurricane left in her.
It's got at least 36 hours of hurricane left in her.
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AdamFirst wrote:Reports of Rina's demise have been greatly exaggerated. I'd hold at 85 though.
It's got at least 36 hours of hurricane left in her.
the center does look symmetrical and quite impressive on that Belize radar loop.
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Re: ATL: RINA - Hurricane - Discussion
Even the NHC is confused:
RITA HAS CONTINUED ITS SLOW RIGHT TURN...AND THE INITIAL MOTION IS
NOW 310/5.
No, that is not a 2005 flashback. That was a part of the 4 pm discussion.
RITA HAS CONTINUED ITS SLOW RIGHT TURN...AND THE INITIAL MOTION IS
NOW 310/5.
No, that is not a 2005 flashback. That was a part of the 4 pm discussion.
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CrazyC83 wrote:Even the NHC is confused:
RITA HAS CONTINUED ITS SLOW RIGHT TURN...AND THE INITIAL MOTION IS
NOW 310/5.
No, that is not a 2005 flashback. That was a part of the 4 pm discussion.
Wasn't that turn expected, so how is the NHC confused?
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