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Aric Dunn wrote:looking at current motion from sat and that the center appears to be following the mlc pretty good atm its quite possible it comes in very near tampa.
psyclone wrote:Aric Dunn wrote:looking at current motion from sat and that the center appears to be following the mlc pretty good atm its quite possible it comes in very near tampa.
Send 'er on over. these are the ones I'll accept here...sheared clunkers.
adam0983 wrote:The radar is really looking impressive right now. It is going to be a very rainy night for Florida. When do you think the rain will get out of Florida? I was going to plan a trip to Orlando this weekend. Should I cancel my trip?
gatorcane wrote:Certainly looks like quite a rain event for folks along the west coast of Florida. Question remains whether there will be any tornadoes out of this? NWS has mentioned the possibility in the past several discussions.
...NRN-CNTRL FL/SOUTHEAST STATES...
IT APPEARS MODEL GUIDANCE IS SLIGHTLY UNDER-REPRESENTING THE QUALITY
OF LOW LEVEL MOISTURE COMPARED TO THE OBSERVED 12Z/05 TBW AND KEY
RAOBS BY 1-2 G/KG LOWEST 100MB MIXING RATIO...AND THIS TREND IS ALSO
NOTED IN SURFACE DEWPOINTS. AS A RESULT...MODELS ARE PROBABLY TOO
RESERVED IN SHOWING THE MAGNITUDE OF DESTABILIZATION ON THE ERN
PERIPHERY OF THE STRENGTHENING WIND FIELD.
MODEL GUIDANCE DIFFERS SLIGHTLY REGARDING THE MAIN BELT OF STRONGER
H85 FLOW OVERSPREADING FL ON THURSDAY. DESPITE THIS
DIFFERENCE...LOW LEVEL HODOGRAPHS WILL ENLARGE WITH
TIME...ESPECIALLY OVER THE WRN HALF OF THE FL PENINSULA. COMBINED
WITH A VERY MOIST AND DESTABILIZING BOUNDARY LAYER...THE WIND
PROFILE WILL SUPPORT MINI SUPERCELLS/LOW LEVEL MESOCYCLONE
DEVELOPMENT...POTENTIALLY CAPABLE OF A FEW TORNADOES/ISOLD WIND
DAMAGE.
cycloneye wrote:I found this in social media,the new dominant thing. It shows all the NHC people looking at the data.
gatorcane wrote:psyclone wrote:Aric Dunn wrote:looking at current motion from sat and that the center appears to be following the mlc pretty good atm its quite possible it comes in very near tampa.
Send 'er on over. these are the ones I'll accept here...sheared clunkers.
Certainly looks like quite a rain event for folks along the west coast of Florida. Question remains whether there will be any tornadoes out of this? NWS has mentioned the possibility in the past several discussions.
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