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saints63213
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Tropical system in the gulf by weekend?
      #36142 - Mon Jun 06 2005 08:26 PM

Probably at most a strong tropical storm.

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Ednva
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Re: Tropical system in the gulf by weekend? [Re: saints63213]
      #36150 - Tue Jun 07 2005 08:44 AM

It's mentioned in the Mobile discussion:

http://iwin.nws.noaa.gov/iwin/al/discussion.html


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ftlaudbob
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Re: Tropical system in the gulf by weekend? [Re: Ednva]
      #36219 - Tue Jun 07 2005 09:42 PM

For what it is worth,they are now talking about the 2 systems in the local media here.Top story on the radio tonight.

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Re: Tropical system in the gulf by weekend? [Re: ftlaudbob]
      #36220 - Tue Jun 07 2005 09:47 PM

We have somthing here boys and girls!!!!!!Maybe 2 things.

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Re: Tropical system in the gulf by weekend? [Re: ftlaudbob]
      #36228 - Tue Jun 07 2005 10:36 PM

The pressure in both systems continues to drop.Don't worry I am holding down the Fort.

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WeatherNLU
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Re: Tropical system in the gulf by weekend? [Re: ftlaudbob]
      #36293 - Wed Jun 08 2005 03:19 PM

No doubt there is something going on in the Western Caribbean around 18N and 82W. The latest GFDL run is of interest as it has the system going through my front door here in New Orleans in 78 hours as a 60 knot tropical storm. Surely bears some watching.

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hurricanekid
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Tropical Depression One [Re: WeatherNLU]
      #36342 - Wed Jun 08 2005 06:42 PM

As of 5 PM,the disturbance that was moving through the Caribbean was upgraded to Tropical Depression One. I expect Tropical Storm Arlene to form later tonight or tomorrow morning.

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hurricanekid
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Re: Tropical Depression One [Re: hurricanekid]
      #36345 - Wed Jun 08 2005 06:50 PM

The tropical update is coming up in two minutes.
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I live in Newport News,VA, but in the violent part of the city]

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Re: Tropical Depression One [Re: hurricanekid]
      #36368 - Wed Jun 08 2005 08:56 PM

A caution here: It is not necessary to post the obvious, and one-line posts are discouraged since this is a Forum, not a Chat Room. Sharing your ideas and the reasons behind them will usually make for a good post that others can respond to.

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