Ryan
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i can't seem to reply in Ed's "Katrina Stalls" Topic so i am going to reply in here. He states that she should exit the FL/GA border line and possibly become a TS again..would it still be called and where wud it go after that happens..if anyon has models for this im interested. Thanks
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SkeetoBite
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"Bad" quadrant is front right corner.... as it is moving right?
TZAMAN: AS a general rule, yes it appears so. In the case of , most of the activity is on the entire East side of the storm, but is beginning to wrap around the top.
This link will show you the detail of the windfields forecast by the (now incorporated into our maps)
Windfield Details
This link takes you to a close up of the 11am forecast path for . Note the shape of the wind fields though out the forecast period, which follow this general pattern:
Zoom of landfall forecast (this image does not auto-update)
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TAZMAN
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Sketto.... is that what the shape of the "circle" is representing ? The indented south western side to be the weakest in what you had linked?
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teesda
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I have been interested in hurricanes for a long, long time. My knowledge level is not nearly as advanced as the frequent posters on this board.
I would like to thank each one of you for posting such wonderful links and providing well thought out information.
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SkeetoBite
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Sketto.... is that what the shape of the "circle" is representing ? The indented south western side to be the weakest in what you had linked?
The rings represent the "extent" of the winds in any given quadrant. In the example provided using the current data for , you see that there are currently NO Tropical Storm Force winds on the West side of this storm. Looking forward 12 hours in the forecast you see that the indicates that the Tropical Storm force winds will wrap around the system entirely as well as the development of a category 1 hurricane wind field (yellow).
We created these maps due to the public always focusing on the forecast line instead of the true area affected.
It appears you are reading these maps correctly.
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ralphfl
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May i ask what are the darker green and larger circle? that is not TS winds then what is it? and also they dont have it having any TS winds as it cross's the state till it gets back out into the gulf?
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susieq
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What factor will keep from the Pensacola area? Is high pressure expected here?
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LI Phil
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May i ask what are the darker green and larger circle? that is not TS winds then what is it? and also they dont have it having any TS winds as it cross's the state till it gets back out into the gulf?
if you actually read the map key, the darker green represents TD winds
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Juanky
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NBC6 news mentioned that the pressure may have dropped to 990mb which would be a considerable drop. It was mentioned in the latest discussion. Can anyone verify this?
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ralphfl
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Ok thanks time to clean off lens on glasses as i did not see it up there in the corner.Anyway i hope the gdfl does not pan out as the keys are still in the cone and yet i have not seen any ivac right? any guess on when watchs and warnings will come up on the west coast and where?
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Frank P
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radar presentation hints of another WSW wobble.... this could make a big impact relative to who gets the most damage if it indeed reaches Cat 1 or 2 strength.... can only wait to see if this is indeed a trend or just another wobble...
http://www.srh.noaa.gov/radar/loop/DS.p19r0/si.kamx.shtml
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Clark
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They are going off of a recon report at about 11:05am that stated that the pressure had fallen to 990mb, so it is indeed correct. Flight level winds have kicked up as well and it is possible that 's surface winds are slightly higher than estimated -- 65 to 70mph.
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Bloodstar
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ok from:
VORTEX DATA MESSAGE
A. 25/1421Z
H. 990 MB
MAX FL WIND 60 KTS S QUAD 1426Z
So, did they timestamp the Vortex data message wrong
or the flight wind measurements?
and the pressure is 990 according to this recon report. hmmm any thoughts on what happened?
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Clark
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The time of the center fix was at 1421z, but they went down to the southern side of the storm thereafter and found higher winds there. The actual vortex message was not transmitted until 1505Z -- 11:05am -- thus allowing for a period where higher winds could be found after the initial center estimate.
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FlaRebel
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Looks to me like we have an eye folks.
http://www.srh.noaa.gov/radar/loop/DS.p19r0/si.kamx.shtml
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ralphfl
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http://www.srh.noaa.gov/radar/loop/DS.p19r0/si.kamx.shtml
On the last frame looks like a eye correct?
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Frank P
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absolutely, I was getting ready to post the same... center now clear of convection and very discernable on radar... very impressive to say the least... sure looks like a hurricane on radar... if not, not very far from being one.. still creaping towards Fort L....
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ralphfl
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Still looks like the west side is still not getting any convection to hold yet but does look alot better then the 11am update.I would say its close to hutticane maybe 70mph.
Edited by ralphfl (Thu Aug 25 2005 11:56 AM)
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susieq
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What factor will keep from the Pensacola area? Is high pressure expected here?
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