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ATLANTIC: TS FIONA

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Sure, she's not as exciting as the Earl of Sandwich right now (CAT 4 and getting stronger yet), but Fiona is more to the south and perhaps won't have as much a recurve despite the forecast weakness with her intensity. And with Fiona finally, can Gaston be far behind?
And she is convecting "up a storm" now:
http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/goes/flt/t4/rb-l.jpg
 
Sure, she's not as exciting as the Earl of Sandwich right now (CAT 4 and getting stronger yet), but Fiona is more to the south and perhaps won't have as much a recurve despite the forecast weakness with her intensity. And with Fiona finally, can Gaston be far behind?
And she is convecting "up a storm" now:
http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/goes/flt/t4/rb-l.jpg

Fiona is somewhat close to Earl, and I wonder how much the deeper cool water upwelling is going to play a factor. I'm not too worried about Fiona attm, I'd be happier with a possible Gaston development.
 
Good day all,

And the beat goes on:

west+woman+1.jpg


Africa just keeps dishing out!

Sooner or later, one of US is gonna get hit.
 
Fiona will be disrupted by Earl's high-altitude outflow "plume".

Anyone remember "Hanna" in 2008? No match for Gustav's upper outflow.
 
Interesting quote from the latest NHC forecast discussion on Fiona. The last line reads..
I DO NOT HAVE A LOT OF
CONFIDENCE IN THE LONG-TERM TRACK OR INTENSITY FORECASTS...AS THE
MODELS HAVE BEEN STURGGLING WITH CONSISTENCY WITH THIS STORM

Heres a snapshot from ensemble members
consensusensembles.gif


and from the dynamic models:
dynamical.png
 
Regardless of model output - which seem to be having a hard time with Fiona. A glace at some sat images shows that Fiona is REALLY struggling and may well fizz out soon.
 
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