Dennis will pass just south of Jamaica.
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I find the shortwave IR loops to be easier to track the center when an eye isn't readily visible. I'd say its still south of forecast...even up to the lastest 1615Z image...
I would like to say, I can't wait for (if) the eyewall to appear, the true cork popping of hurricane season 2005 will begin then...
cheers,
loon
I would like to say, I can't wait for (if) the eyewall to appear, the true cork popping of hurricane season 2005 will begin then...
cheers,
loon
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Track So. of Jamaica
I agree with NC Weather on being careful with could shots - but I don't see why he says even on the current path it's N of Jaimaica.
The last several extrapolated plots have clearly been SOUTH of the island.
Anyway, will be watching this one close. Looks like a LA/TX threat and the models will catch on in the next day or two.
The last several extrapolated plots have clearly been SOUTH of the island.
Anyway, will be watching this one close. Looks like a LA/TX threat and the models will catch on in the next day or two.
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dwg71 wrote:Following Dennis is tricky, because there is not a well defined eye. Its easy to be mislead by what you are seeing. Based on the visable radar as of 17:15 i see the center near 15.7N 71.8W, I might be way off recon will verify.
Looks further west by a hair , to me, I'm pretty much in agreement with your North plot
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dwg71 wrote:NHC has 2PM advisory center near my point.
15.7N 72.0W
Like I was thinking, you were very close, dead on N, but a wee bit more west..
8AM = 15.2N 70.8W
2PM = 15.7N 72.0W
.5N 1.2W
Still a very WNW plot...he is getting to the point he might get out of the cone to the south unless they adjust it after the 2pm points..
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