Joshua
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I guess as parents we will just have to decide for ourselves if we should send our kids to school on Monday or not.....I have a quick question , how wide is the eye of the storm now and what is the approx size of the storm ?
Hurricane force winds extend outward some 70 miles, with tropical storm force winds up to 200 miles from the center.
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ftlaudbob
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Looks like the core is trying to re-develope.That is what we do not want to see.
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Joshua
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Anyone know when Brevard will start to get Tropical force winds?
According to the current NWS forecast, tonight you will most likely get gusts to tropical storm force.
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Joshua
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Yeah, I've been seeing that for a couple hours now as well. We'll see what the says about it in the coming hours.
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Tazmanian93
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Good morning all, what a diff a few hours makes, referring to the Front and how far it has now dipped down. Also, looks like she may be jiggling just a tiny tiny bit E or SE of the forecast point?
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chase 22
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for anybody interested. Fox 13 in Tampa has started their ongoing live coverage.
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R-U-Q-R-U
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Hi,
New to the discussion board.
I know that this site and Weather Underground provide model updates every three hours or so. Are there any sites that provide other model runs?
Thanks.
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Tazmanian93
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Dr. Lyons was just on and did not seem terribly impressed with the smaller coc and at this point he is saying ((((("at this point"))))) not seeing it develop into a Maj Cat Hurr. He even mentioned everyones hopes that it is POSSIBLE for it to split the uprights, S Fl and N Cuba
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chase 22
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Is it still even possible for it to "split the uprights"? I know that with weather anything is possible, but is that a scenario that the is still looking at?
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evergladesangler
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The southern side of the COC is going to be back over land soon. The official track is too far north, IMHO.
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Tazmanian93
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Only repeating what Dr. Lyons stated. If he indicated that it was still POSSIBLE, then perhaps it is, we could only hope, looks as if at least a portion of the large outer eye will interact w/ Cuba also
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Sadie
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Jim Farrel, the chief met at WINK TV, Ft Myers, made two points this morning I think are worth underscoring here.
First, that unlike most hurricanes, this storm has the heaviest weather on her NORTH side.
Second, that because of the speed she will be carrying as she crosses the state, we should NOT expect the storm to weaken significantly as she moves inland.
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chase 22
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It looks to have moved due East until the last couple of frames where it looks to have resumed a more NE track. If I'm not mistaken, the models predicted such a movement.
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Edited by chase 22 (Sun Oct 23 2005 09:25 AM)
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native
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NHC's been pretty right on so I'm gonna stick with them...I mean to shift the track for a field goal (b/w S.FL & N. Cuba) something awfully drastic would have to happen. I just don't see some weather hiccup "sneaking up" on them to throw a monkey wrench into their current track.
HF - Read your awesome post (as per usual) I don't like the possible merging of & Alpha for the extreme NE...those poor people do not need anymore rain. At this point though, with the temps...would it not turn into freezing rain or would it still be too much "tropical" moisture for that? Just curious (and concerned for them)
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native
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Um...that's incorrect. It's the south side of the "track" that'll have it worse.
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Tazmanian93
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More specifically, here is a link for your area
http://weather.noaa.gov/cgi-bin/iwszone3
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evergladesangler
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GFDL shifted from Lee/Collier border landfall at 00Z to Flamingo at 06Z. This is a huge jump. If confirms a southward move then the track will be coming south as all the other models are trending that way.
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Sadie
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Um...that's incorrect. It's the south side of the "track" that'll have it worse.
Can't help wondering who's right. Thoughts?
Edit: Sadie - I am not a met but I can tell you there is an area of deep disturbance that is expected to run north of - possibly crossing the Tampa Bay area heading towards Orlando - late tonight into Monday morning ahead of . Generally, the NE quadrant of any hurricane is where a larger risk for tornadic activity is. But, don't be fooled by that - tornados could pop up anywhere.
Edited by RedingtonBeachGuy (Sun Oct 23 2005 09:37 AM)
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efaulkSWFLA
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Um...that's incorrect. It's the south side of the "track" that'll have it worse.
Can't help wondering who's right. Thoughts?
Im in Ft. Myers.. I heard Ferrell say the same.. North side wetter, windier.. South side bigger surge, obviously.. Who knows....
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emackl
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"Maybe" he said that because of the 5:00 disco
MOST
OF THE DEEP CONVECTION DISPLACED TO THE NORTH-NORTHEAST OF THE
CENTER
That's all I can think of. Otherwise, a west coast landfall should result in the south side being most intense.
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