Ivan Advisories
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"It is a good idea, except when a thread gets over 50-60 messages, it gets a bit time consuming going back through every post. Either way you are using bandwidth and time. "
But it's easier to go back searching through pages to find a certain post, when it could be as simple as searching the correct thread?
Just trying to clean this mess up a little bit.
But it's easier to go back searching through pages to find a certain post, when it could be as simple as searching the correct thread?
Just trying to clean this mess up a little bit.
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- WeatherNLU
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Ivan moving SW?
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http://www.wunderground.com/tropical/tr ... model.html
Good view of all the current model tracks.
Good view of all the current model tracks.
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- Sean in New Orleans
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Ivan West Again...Cuba Appears To be Missed..
It looks like Cuba may be in the clear, afterall, and that Ivan is back on the Westward track, IMO...maybe even a bounce W/SW in the last frame. Where on earth is this storm headed? Local mets yesterday, insisted that after today, everything will be "up in the air." It appears that is beginning to happen today from reading this board and watching satellite. Interesting system to watch, no doubt.... http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/PS/TROP/DATA/RT ... -loop.html
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Ever? When does ever start? 1900? 1935? or should that mean, "Sixth strongest since records have been available."
I wonder what the statisctics from say, 1500 - 1935 would look like. I heard a Forecaster last night on TWC say it pointed toward decade long trends in intensity swings.
When asked about this possibility he also mentioned evidence was not conclusive enough at this time to consider that (Global Warming) as a factor.
I wonder what the statisctics from say, 1500 - 1935 would look like. I heard a Forecaster last night on TWC say it pointed toward decade long trends in intensity swings.
Lockhart wrote:All post-1980. I'm sure that fictitious Global Climate Change (Global Warming) has nothing to do with it.
When asked about this possibility he also mentioned evidence was not conclusive enough at this time to consider that (Global Warming) as a factor.
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saw it, but is a typical pattern for a wobbling hurricane on a westward track, but if it keeps up this track it will run well south of the Caymens..... interesting...
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