Ridge contiuing to build south-S Fl Hit Likely
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Ridge contiuing to build south-S Fl Hit Likely
Latest WV imagery indicates stong ridging in place and the center further of the ridge furthur S and building S. Expect a W and even WSW movement later today. Landfall looks more and more likely along the SE florida coast between Miami and West Palm Beach. The bigger question now is the intensity of jeanne at Landfall.
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I reaaly think this loop of the ridge is the tell tale theory of landfall in WPB.
http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/PS/TROP/DATA/RT ... -loop.html
Waddya think?
http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/PS/TROP/DATA/RT ... -loop.html
Waddya think?
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Re: Ridge contiuing to build south-S Fl Hit Likely
Vortex wrote:Latest WV imagery indicates stong ridging in place and the center further of the ridge furthur S and building S. Expect a W and even WSW movement later today. Landfall looks more and more likely along the SE florida coast between Miami and West Palm Beach. The bigger question now is the intensity of jeanne at Landfall.
Unfortunately I think so too. I was debating putting up the rest of the shutters. I thought an Indian River landfall at such an oblique angle, I'll be fine. A couple 3 hours of some nasty tropical Storm force winds and that's it. But the NHC position is a little more conservative than the rest of us. I am suprised they only moved the track a shade West at 11:00am. I see the WSW wobble\track and the WV imagery showing a deepening and westward movement of the ridge and it's out to the yard for the second story shutters...CRAP!!!!!
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Re: Ridge contiuing to build south-S Fl Hit Likely
Vortex wrote:Latest WV imagery indicates stong ridging in place and the center further of the ridge furthur S and building S. Expect a W and even WSW movement later today. Landfall looks more and more likely along the SE florida coast between Miami and West Palm Beach. The bigger question now is the intensity of jeanne at Landfall.
i think miami is a bit to far south..i am looking at fort laud(ouch) to jupiter with a lean towrds west palm and south. thats my landfall and i am sticking to it
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Re: Ridge contiuing to build south-S Fl Hit Likely
jlauderdal wrote:Vortex wrote:Latest WV imagery indicates stong ridging in place and the center further of the ridge furthur S and building S. Expect a W and even WSW movement later today. Landfall looks more and more likely along the SE florida coast between Miami and West Palm Beach. The bigger question now is the intensity of jeanne at Landfall.
i think miami is a bit to far south..i am looking at fort laud(ouch) to jupiter with a lean towrds west palm and south. thats my landfall and i am sticking to it
After landfall, a frances like track or a charley north swing back into the atlantic?
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http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/PS/TROP/DATA/RT ... -loop.html
Ive been watching the ridge to the NW of Jeanne and it appears to me to be moving in a more NW direction. I don't see anything on the above loop indicatiing any building of the ridge to south. I am beginning to believe the NHC forecast though I think the track may be a little more inland.
Ive been watching the ridge to the NW of Jeanne and it appears to me to be moving in a more NW direction. I don't see anything on the above loop indicatiing any building of the ridge to south. I am beginning to believe the NHC forecast though I think the track may be a little more inland.
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Re: Ridge contiuing to build south-S Fl Hit Likely
oviedofan wrote:jlauderdal wrote:Vortex wrote:Latest WV imagery indicates stong ridging in place and the center further of the ridge furthur S and building S. Expect a W and even WSW movement later today. Landfall looks more and more likely along the SE florida coast between Miami and West Palm Beach. The bigger question now is the intensity of jeanne at Landfall.
i think miami is a bit to far south..i am looking at fort laud(ouch) to jupiter with a lean towrds west palm and south. thats my landfall and i am sticking to it
After landfall, a frances like track or a charley north swing back into the atlantic?
too early to make a projection on the curve but the ridge sure looks like it is staying put longer than NHC is forecasting right now.
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Looking at the link below, it's difficult to see how the storm won't track as Vortex is suggesting above. Notice the western edge of the SW winds over wester Missouri. There has been no relative eastward progress of the "saviour" trough for the entire length of this 4 hour loop. Also, where are the SW winds in the GOM that will trigger the recurvature???? The high just keeps pushing further west. Gonna need to see a halt to that movement soon or Ft. Lauderdale area looks like a big target!
http://www.rap.ucar.edu/weather/satelli ... g&itype=wv
http://www.rap.ucar.edu/weather/satelli ... g&itype=wv
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gulfcoaster53 wrote:Looking at the link below, it's difficult to see how the storm won't track as Vortex is suggesting above. Notice the western edge of the SW winds over wester Missouri. There has been no relative eastward progress of the "saviour" trough for the entire length of this 4 hour loop. Also, where are the SW winds in the GOM that will trigger the recurvature???? The high just keeps pushing further west. Gonna need to see a halt to that movement soon or Ft. Lauderdale area looks like a big target!
http://www.rap.ucar.edu/weather/satelli ... g&itype=wv
you are seeing what i am seeing which means you are absolutely correct..we are getting close enough that we can start discounting all the models and look at sensible weather.
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Jeanne Pointing Due West
Look at the elliptical shape of Jeanne. Draw a line through the center of the major axis of her elliptical shape and continue the line to the coast of
Florida. That's where she'll make landfall.
You can see the point on her west side which is also pointing to the location of her landfall.
Florida. That's where she'll make landfall.
You can see the point on her west side which is also pointing to the location of her landfall.
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Re: Jeanne Pointing Due West
indwind wrote:Look at the elliptical shape of Jeanne. Draw a line through the center of the major axis of her elliptical shape and continue the line to the coast of
Florida. That's where she'll make landfall.
You can see the point on her west side which is also pointing to the location of her landfall.
very good..see folks, you can look at many other tools other than just model runs which flip and flop and drive you crazy.
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