At 5 PM AST...2100z...the government of the Bahamas has issued a
Hurricane Watch for the southeastern Bahamas...including the
Acklins...Crooked Island...the Inaguas...Mayaguana...and the Ragged
Islands...as well as for the Turks and Caicos Islands.
http://www.wunderground.com/tropical/at ... ublic.html
5 PM JEANNE... WNW 9, WINDS 70 MPH, 991 MB, H. Watch=BAHAMAS
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5 PM JEANNE... WNW 9, WINDS 70 MPH, 991 MB, H. Watch=BAHAMAS
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DISCUSSION -- http://www.wunderground.com/tropical/at200411.disc.html
5 day track -- http://www.wunderground.com/tropical/tr ... _5day.html
5 day track -- http://www.wunderground.com/tropical/tr ... _5day.html
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While I believe that the NHC does a excellent job of forecasting these storms I also believe that they are really downplaying the intensity of the High.
The NHC 5PM track looks rather suspicious given the turn to the north, while this may happen I believe that once Ivan comes ashore and dimishes than we will see the track shift back to the west. Once again as the case was at 11 AM the FSU models are being discounted and I just wonder why that is?
Finally, if we look at the last few frames of the San Juan Radar we will see a couple of interesting results:
1) The storm seems to be on the verge of developing a eye-like feature which would indicate intensification.
2) A turn to a more westerly course the NHC mentions a 300 degree direction however, I more incline to believe that this may be more in line of 285-290.
Time will tell, but as always comments are welcome.
The NHC 5PM track looks rather suspicious given the turn to the north, while this may happen I believe that once Ivan comes ashore and dimishes than we will see the track shift back to the west. Once again as the case was at 11 AM the FSU models are being discounted and I just wonder why that is?
Finally, if we look at the last few frames of the San Juan Radar we will see a couple of interesting results:
1) The storm seems to be on the verge of developing a eye-like feature which would indicate intensification.
2) A turn to a more westerly course the NHC mentions a 300 degree direction however, I more incline to believe that this may be more in line of 285-290.
Time will tell, but as always comments are welcome.
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