ATL: JOAQUIN - Post-Tropical - Discussion
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Re: ATL: JOAQUIN - Hurricane - Discussion
Obviously there is nothing in stone but these SW dips raise possibility for some squally weather for SFL don't they?
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spiral wrote:RL3AO wrote:Lifeless wrote:Interestingly the intensity guide on Tropical Tidbits already suggesting a Cat 3 as it heads into the Bahamas. Anyone like to fill me in where its getting that information from?
The 0z best track data from NHC was 100kt.
AL, 11, 2015100100, , BEST, 0, 239N, 730W, 100, 951, HU
Looking @satpic's there is really nothing i can see that suggests this system will not continue to strengthen over the next few hours cat3 cant be ruled out.
What is scary is when the system does begin the re curve N its not out of the question it may well be a mature Cat4 east of florida.
Its going to be a cat 3 in an hour when the advisory comes out.
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gatorcane wrote:When I look at that loop I posted, it looks to be headed straight for the Bahamas, NHC has it turning just east.
Yea they had it heading West by now. This is still not following the script again.
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Re: ATL: JOAQUIN - Hurricane - Discussion
The weather has deteriorated significantly in the Turks and Caicos. It is not probably gusting to 30-35 kts (granted I am on a hill) with continuous heavy rain. I am going out to put up some plywood on my more vulnerable windows. I'm ready for this to turn away now.
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gatorcane wrote:Based on this loop, it looks to be pretty steady SW movement though:
http://rammb.cira.colostate.edu/ramsdis ... display=12
NHC doesn't as of 5pm have it going further past 23.9N. To my weak eye is appeared in the last few frames that it is either stalled or slowly wobbled west

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NDG wrote:All I am saying is that if Joaquin continues with its southerly track the Euro's operational run could be more right than wrong, all the models that slam it into the US east coast want it to turn north fairly fast and do not show it go as far south as the Euro has it.
Many of us, including some pro-mets, were laughing at the Euro for tracking it towards the Bahamas as a Major Hurricane.
Here was what the ones who know most thought 3 nights ago. Bahamas was NOT in anybody's expectations nor a named storm. According to the tropicaltidbits site looks like the Euro sort of caught on 12z Monday with a near miss to the Bahamas

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blp wrote:gatorcane wrote:When I look at that loop I posted, it looks to be headed straight for the Bahamas, NHC has it turning just east.
Yea they had it heading West by now. This is still not following the script again.
Evening Brian,
What a major change compared to most of the season. This keeps up it may end up near the North cost of Cuba.
This is just an opinion and by no means am I a pro.
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Re: ATL: JOAQUIN - Hurricane - Discussion
seatrump wrote:The weather has deteriorated significantly in the Turks and Caicos. It is not probably gusting to 30-35 kts (granted I am on a hill) with continuous heavy rain. I am going out to put up some plywood on my more vulnerable windows. I'm ready for this to turn away now.
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Miami Storm Tracker wrote:blp wrote:gatorcane wrote:When I look at that loop I posted, it looks to be headed straight for the Bahamas, NHC has it turning just east.
Yea they had it heading West by now. This is still not following the script again.
Evening Brian,
What a major change compared to most of the season. This keeps up it may end up near the North cost of Cuba.
This is just an opinion and by no means am I a pro.
This found one of the few spots east of 50W that has favorable conditions. I would like see the models tonight which are initialized with a stronger storm and the Gulfstream data.
I wonder if the trough will completely pull it out. Might get stuck with a other building high. That trough is going to exit quick.
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bamajammer4eva wrote:NDG wrote:All I am saying is that if Joaquin continues with its southerly track the Euro's operational run could be more right than wrong, all the models that slam it into the US east coast want it to turn north fairly fast and do not show it go as far south as the Euro has it.
Many of us, including some pro-mets, were laughing at the Euro for tracking it towards the Bahamas as a Major Hurricane.
Here was what the ones who know most thought 3 nights ago. Bahamas was NOT in anybody's expectations nor a named storm. According to the tropicaltidbits site looks like the Euro sort of caught on 12z Monday with a near miss to the Bahamas
yikes, that has to be what, like 750 miles off of where it was projected to be tonight???
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ConvergenceZone wrote:So 2 questions, on the 11:00PM update,
#1 does the track change?
#2 does the current strength change, or do they keep it the same?
IMO
#1 not really..
#2 yes. 100kt/cat 3.
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Re: ATL: JOAQUIN - Recon
Any information if plane went back to base or what happened? NHC has not tweeted about it.
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ConvergenceZone wrote:So 2 questions, on the 11:00PM update,
#1 does the track change?
#2 does the current strength change, or do they keep it the same?
Regarding intensity, I can see Joaquin potentially reaching Cat 4 strength tomorrow. I am not going to talk about track at this point until the north turn finally commences.
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