floridasun78 wrote:smw1981 wrote:New Advisory:
Still 990mb, moving NW at 13mph
did pressure drop more?
No, same as last advisory.
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KBBOCA wrote:Here's the exact statement from the NHC 11 p.m. forecast advisory about hurricane watches in FL. I'm not sure exactly where Ocean Reef is in relation to Miami.
A HURRICANE WATCH AND A TROPICAL STORM WARNING HAVE BEEN ISSUED FOR
ALL OF THE FLORIDA KEYS...INCLUDING FLORIDA BAY...AND FOR THE COAST
OF THE SOUTHERN FLORIDA PENINSULA FROM OCEAN REEF ON THE EAST COAST
WESTWARD TO BONITA BEACH ON THE WEST COAST.
smw1981 wrote:artist, were you thinking that Dean was SeaninNewOrleans? That is one person I can think of that was here for Katrina but I never see anymore on here. (I was on here under a different name then.)
artist wrote:smw1981 wrote:artist, were you thinking that Dean was SeaninNewOrleans? That is one person I can think of that was here for Katrina but I never see anymore on here. (I was on here under a different name then.)
We haven't seen him in awhile, have we? Maybe it was Frank P? I remember they lived on the water there in MS, I believe. Had to rebuild their house?
artist wrote:you know, it seems to me we watched a storm many years ago that seemed to seek out the lowest and point as well as the quickest route over here.Can't for the life of me remember what storm it was!
SapphireSea wrote:JPmia wrote:KBBOCA wrote:Here's the exact statement from the NHC 11 p.m. forecast advisory about hurricane watches in FL. I'm not sure exactly where Ocean Reef is in relation to Miami.
A HURRICANE WATCH AND A TROPICAL STORM WARNING HAVE BEEN ISSUED FOR
ALL OF THE FLORIDA KEYS...INCLUDING FLORIDA BAY...AND FOR THE COAST
OF THE SOUTHERN FLORIDA PENINSULA FROM OCEAN REEF ON THE EAST COAST
WESTWARD TO BONITA BEACH ON THE WEST COAST.
Ocean Reef is the northern tip of the keys island chain.. as you drive south from homestead/Florida city.. you'll be in Ocean Reef and Key Largo.
I don't recall an actual Geographical marker as Ocean Reef, so I believe it is the community on the north east part of Key Largo. I used to go there alot on business. It's a small town / giant gated community / resort.
summersquall wrote:Thanks brunato. I like your map very much.
brunota2003 wrote:summersquall wrote:Thanks brunato. I like your map very much.
Thanksweird, I can't get on the site on my comp all of a sudden, but I can get on with my phone
ozonepete wrote:Trough is digging a little further into the east right now. In response to it Isaac seems to be moving a little more NNW like 340 degrees instead of due NW. This could be important for the future track, meaning the models may have to shift back a little more east again towards the east coast of Florida. Would also mean that Isaac could get out over open very warm water where it can intensify earlier than we thought. Way too early still to know if this latest trend will last, but once again we'll have to wait for the next model output, which isn't until the 12Z runs which we will see at around 11:30AM. Don't think you can say much before they come out. JMHO.
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Bocadude85 wrote:brunota2003 wrote:summersquall wrote:Thanks brunato. I like your map very much.
Thanksweird, I can't get on the site on my comp all of a sudden, but I can get on with my phone
Has happened to me for the last 3 nights around 230am
ozonepete wrote:Trough is digging a little further into the east right now. In response to it Isaac seems to be moving a little more NNW like 340 degrees instead of due NW. This could be important for the future track, meaning the models may have to shift back a little more east again towards the east coast of Florida. Would also mean that Isaac could get out over open very warm water where it can intensify earlier than we thought. Way too early still to know if this latest trend will last, but once again we'll have to wait for the next model output, which isn't until the 12Z runs which we will see at around 11:30AM. Don't think you can say much before they come out. JMHO.
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Hurricane Alexis wrote:ozonepete wrote:Trough is digging a little further into the east right now. In response to it Isaac seems to be moving a little more NNW like 340 degrees instead of due NW. This could be important for the future track, meaning the models may have to shift back a little more east again towards the east coast of Florida. Would also mean that Isaac could get out over open very warm water where it can intensify earlier than we thought. Way too early still to know if this latest trend will last, but once again we'll have to wait for the next model output, which isn't until the 12Z runs which we will see at around 11:30AM. Don't think you can say much before they come out. JMHO.
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So it could end up brushing the east coast of fl?
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