ATL: GABRIELLE - Remnants - Discussion

[HurriGuy]

Would you guys still argue its moving almost west to west-northwest?

[floridasun78]

wow it want from weak wave on monday to stronger wave close to been a storm few days

[SeminoleWind]

That is a pretty strong front dropping down for so early in the year. This has re-curve written all over it. But we shall see.

[alienstorm]

Would you guys still argue its moving almost west to west-northwest?

Very slowly hard to say

[HurricaneDREW92]

That is a pretty strong front dropping down for so early in the year. This has re-curve written all over it. But we shall see.

Still going East Coast, mainly cause I live there

[Hybridstorm_November2001]

That is a pretty strong front dropping down for so early in the year. This has re-curve written all over it. But we shall see.

I agree, this is unlikely to make landfall in Florida. Now the question is, will it impact the East Coast from the Carolinas north to Nova Scotia? That is the area that could be under the gun, if anywhere is.

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[HurricaneMaster_PR]

Very nice hot tower


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[alienstorm]

I would not discount any place from the Keys to Maine, once the model have a better handle on this storm now that is has develop.

Do I dare to say the beginning of an eye wall.

[HurricaneDREW92]

That is a pretty strong front dropping down for so early in the year. This has re-curve written all over it. But we shall see.

I agree, this is unlikely to make landfall in Florida. Now the question is, will it impact the East Coast from the Carolinas north to Nova Scotia? That is the area that could be under the gun, if anywhere is.

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Trying not to push it anyone's face buuuuut.....
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[alienstorm]

Very nice hot tower
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Wow look off to the Northeast if that wraps in

[HurriGuy]

That is a pretty strong front dropping down for so early in the year. This has re-curve written all over it. But we shall see.

I agree, this is unlikely to make landfall in Florida. Now the question is, will it impact the East Coast from the Carolinas north to Nova Scotia? That is the area that could be under the gun, if anywhere is.

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Thats the track I was thinking of. I think once the trough lifts out and the big ridge of high pressure builds in that the Carolinas will get the rest of TD/TS Gabrielle. Just my opinion though.

[SeGaBob]

How likely is it for it to to what Jeanne in 2004 did?

[wxman57]

PR radar indicates second vortex rotating southward to the NE of the main center:
http://radar.weather.gov/ridge/radar.ph ... 1&loop=yes

May be multiple vortices.

[Hurricane Andrew]

Should I be worried up in Sandy-hit NY? Running a weather blog now, so I need to know what to post.

[NDG]

It looks like the main vortex continous to move northward along with the MLC, per the latest recon report.

[lester]

Should I be worried up in Sandy-hit NY? Running a weather blog now, so I need to know what to post.

Come back in 2-3 days and you'll have your answer

[Hybridstorm_November2001]

Should I be worried up in Sandy-hit NY? Running a weather blog now, so I need to know what to post.

Not yet, just keep an eye on it over the weekend see which way the model trend is leaning by early next week. Better yet, wait for the NHC track to come out once this actually forms.

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[HurricaneDREW92]

Should I be worried up in Sandy-hit NY? Running a weather blog now, so I need to know what to post.

Not yet as I won't either. Keep an eye on it and we'll know soon enough

[NDG]

The vortex underneath the deep convection seems to be the one under control, everything rotating around this.

http://vortex.plymouth.edu/gifs/JUA.N0Z ... .48_an.gif

[floridasun78]

I would not discount any place from the Keys to Maine, once the model have a better handle on this storm now that is has develop.

Do I dare to say the beginning of an eye wall.

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that cool radar were it from?