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For those of you running low on your sodium intake, here's a little help.
Using the NRL 19:15Z point of 14.0N 44.6W, this will be a full-life forecast for TD 10. First forecast, so don't expect too much.
The trough to the north will have an impact on TD 10, more so for the intensity than the track. The shear will not be extremely favorable throughout the 36-48hr+ range, so intensity will be somewhat limited if not lost during that period. After escaping the trough, a LLC should be maintained with moderate convection, nothing impressive though. Intensity should progressively increase after 144 hr due to the lower shear and high SSTs. TD 10 should follow the edge of the high and on a path of a similar shape as Irene's with less of a recurvature due to a stronger ridge. The forecast is through 312hrs (13 days) limited by the map.
HOUR STRENGTH
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INIT 30KTS
24HR 35KTS
48HR 35KTS
72HR 35KTS
96HR 30KTS
120HR 30KTS
144HR 35KTS
168HR 40KTS
192HR 50KTS
216HR 60KTS
240HR 75KTS
264HR 85KTS
288HR 95KTS
312HR 95KTS
Note: Red track is first 120hrs/5 days
Orange is second 120hrs/5 days
Yellow is next 72hrs/3 days
Map:
http://img74.imageshack.us/my.php?image=2005watl0813vis9jr.jpg
Full-Life Forecast: TD 10
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Thanks, it's the best I could see from now. The track forecast is much more uncertain than intensity, even though the intensity will depend on how accurate the 120-240hr track is.
And I tried to get this out before the NHC so I didn't look like a copier, but it is apparent that I didn't beat them. I haven't seen there forecast yet, going to do so now.
And I tried to get this out before the NHC so I didn't look like a copier, but it is apparent that I didn't beat them. I haven't seen there forecast yet, going to do so now.
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