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7 p.m. Visible - RITA
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Andrew Khan
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That's a very high quality, detailed image. Look at the higher elevated clouds, towering. Where did you get this at?
Mikey Gribble
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Could you post a link for that? I have been watching this one, but Rita is about to move out of view on it.
http://hadar.cira.colostate.edu/ramsdis/on...e/RSOgeflt.htmlAngie Norris
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WOW!!
Incredible view of the storms imbedded in the CDO. She has some of the best structure I've seen in a while. I just saved a 8km shot of her, but it's nowhere that sweet! Thanks, Beau!!
AngieB Ozanne
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Visible satellite images taken around sunset and sunrise tend to be very impressive. You can really pick out the subtle details in the hurricane do to the long shadows.
Are those gravity waves along the eastern side of the CDO?beaudodson
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Nick, is that a Gempak generated graphic? Beau, where did you find pictures of the Bahama's, on your other forum site, you just posted. Does anyone know where I can find cloud heights/tops?beaudodson
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Which pictures of the Bahamas? Wasn't sure what you were talking about?Anonymous
I forgot to log in again....
I was talking about this picture in general http://www.usawx.com/bahamasnassausept192005.jpg
and this one from FL http://www.usawx.com/hauloverbeachfloridarita.jpgbeaudodson
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AP and Reuters photos. You can find them on the AP Site.
http://news.yahoo.com/photos/topstories
There have different sections there.I wonder how that flareup of convection/outflow is going to affect the vertical shear as the storm enters the GoM.beaudodson
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EXTREMELY DANGEROUS HURRICANE RITA - MORNING VISIBLE SHOTS [/SIZE]
beaudodson
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A PINWHEEL FORMS INSIDE OF THE EYE OF RITA
VERY POWERFUL STORM AT 8:30 A.M. EASTERN TIME
Anonymous
Delayed
Delayed again, why now? [V]beaudodson
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11:15 a.m. MONSTER
beaudodson
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Check out tail end Charlie on the east side of Rita, in the feeder band. Does the GOM really have that much energy left that it can support that huge discrete storm, after being passed over by the 'cane?
Yikes.
The GOM is a big powerkeg and it's being tapped this year.Mike Johnson
Anyone have links for high-res. copies of these. I can only find small
jpeg copies of copies.
Thanks:
Mike
Gary Stofer
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From Nasa's Rapidfire site:
http://rapidfire.sci.gsfc.nasa.gov/realtim....php?T052641610
Click the Alternate pixel size on the left to 250 if you have a really good monitor, or just to see the eye in the best resolutions.
Andrew Khan
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Originally posted by beaudodson
Just Dang!
Rita Sunset Image
More here
http://www5.wright-weather.com/bb/showthread.php?s=&postid=456206#post456206
What is that part bubbling up/standing out on the right?
Jeff Snyder
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Just an area of enhanced convection... Looks like a large overshooting top typically associated with supercells.
Andrew Khan
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It's either that or an embedded supercell, as you said.
Kevin Bowman
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Andrew Khan
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Wow, Kevin. Thanks for the find. Really detailed image, but it's HUGE. Do the size differ in how far away the image was taken, or it just bigger? The files size is 8237.68 KB (8435381 bytes).Similar threads
