The floater now shows a perfect "donut-like CDO".... no N/S orientation to it whatsoever anymore. Unlike in the last few hours, this storm looks perfect (unfortunately)......
Looks like a five.
http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/PS/TROP/DATA/RT ... -loop.html
Perfect CDO...
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Perfect CDO...
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Actually, this is one of the most hideous and ugly looking perfect things that I have ever seen.
...not trying to beautify a potential serial killer. I just hope that this is a predictable storm a couple of days prior to landfall (if it landfalls) so people get out of the way of this.
This storm needs to be hyped as MUCH as possible. It also needs to be made clear that if this does become a 5, that it is far more dangerous than Charley, Frances, Fran, Hugo ?????????????? ever was!
...not trying to beautify a potential serial killer. I just hope that this is a predictable storm a couple of days prior to landfall (if it landfalls) so people get out of the way of this.
This storm needs to be hyped as MUCH as possible. It also needs to be made clear that if this does become a 5, that it is far more dangerous than Charley, Frances, Fran, Hugo ?????????????? ever was!
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Harbormaster wrote:Actually, this is one of the most hideous and ugly looking perfect things that I have ever seen.
...not trying to beautify a potential serial killer. I just hope that this is a predictable storm a couple of days prior to landfall (if it landfalls) so people get out of the way of this.
This storm needs to be hyped as MUCH as possible. It also needs to be made clear that if this does become a 5, that it is far more dangerous than Charley, Frances, Fran, Hugo ?????????????? ever was!
I hope that the TV folks explain that the 3-4-5 is not linear and is more exponential than anything.
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dhweather wrote:Harbormaster wrote:Actually, this is one of the most hideous and ugly looking perfect things that I have ever seen.
...not trying to beautify a potential serial killer. I just hope that this is a predictable storm a couple of days prior to landfall (if it landfalls) so people get out of the way of this.
This storm needs to be hyped as MUCH as possible. It also needs to be made clear that if this does become a 5, that it is far more dangerous than Charley, Frances, Fran, Hugo ?????????????? ever was!
I hope that the TV folks explain that the 3-4-5 is not linear and is more exponential than anything.
Yes - I agree. Small difference in the numbers, but extreme difference in the effect/impact.
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