http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/PS/TROP/positions.html
Hummm more stronger now as it gets close to Nova Scotia maybe a cat 2.
Juan gets more stronger T numbers this afternoon 5.0
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Juan gets more stronger T numbers this afternoon 5.0
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He looks very good on visible and infrared, I hope them people are ready for it.
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Just a thought
Posted this on WWWB but thought my new friends here at 2K would also enjoy it
Here we have at 1320 on the 27th of September;
1: Hurricane Juan at 35/63 moving NW with 85 mph winds
2: Subtropical swirl 150 miles NE of Jacksonsville with strong TStorms NE of that arcing NW to SE
3: Something akin to a midwinter vortex gyrating in the way upper midwest/Canada
4: The highest high tides this year.
Doesn't take much of a wishcast to combine all four together right over the NE, however the real model/upper air data shows otherwise but one can wish can't they? anyway just an awesome look to the Sat Pics today
Sat Animation http://www.meteo.psu.edu/ewall/SAT_ATL/anim8vis.html
Here we have at 1320 on the 27th of September;
1: Hurricane Juan at 35/63 moving NW with 85 mph winds
2: Subtropical swirl 150 miles NE of Jacksonsville with strong TStorms NE of that arcing NW to SE
3: Something akin to a midwinter vortex gyrating in the way upper midwest/Canada
4: The highest high tides this year.
Doesn't take much of a wishcast to combine all four together right over the NE, however the real model/upper air data shows otherwise but one can wish can't they? anyway just an awesome look to the Sat Pics today
Sat Animation http://www.meteo.psu.edu/ewall/SAT_ATL/anim8vis.html
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