J Kinkaid
If this thing can survive the battle against shear it could hit FL next weekened
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J Kinkaid
Shear doesn't look half bad for this thing after tomorrow 
Who said the season was dead ?
Who said the season was dead ?Jason Foster
Shear doesn't look half bad for this thing after tomorrow
Ah me! But I would love to be proven wrong...oh would I love to be proven wrong!!!!!!
J Kinkaid
as of 2pm the NHC has upgraded this to a Code Orange
cdcollura
EF5
Good day all,
Anyone READ the text NHC put out on this ... It clearly says "upper-level winds will become LESS favorable in a few days" - Not more, as mentioned earlier in this thread.
We're not in the Pacific and it's 2009 - Rememba?
Let wait and see on this - We got a long and agonizing wait to see this system do anything - Including turn away / die at the last minute.
When it is 50 miles ESE of Miami, moving WNW at 15 MPH, then I'll believe it ;-)
Anyone READ the text NHC put out on this ... It clearly says "upper-level winds will become LESS favorable in a few days" - Not more, as mentioned earlier in this thread.
We're not in the Pacific and it's 2009 - Rememba?
Let wait and see on this - We got a long and agonizing wait to see this system do anything - Including turn away / die at the last minute.
When it is 50 miles ESE of Miami, moving WNW at 15 MPH, then I'll believe it ;-)
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Payton Gannaway
How about we hope that a Hurricane doesn't hit the United States.
Josh Morgerman
EF4
How about we hope that a tornado doesn't hit the United States-- or lightning or any weather worth photographing or shooting? In that kind of world, I wonder what we'd discuss all day on a storm chasers' forum-- fantasy storms?
Back on topic...
Invest 91L isn't looking so hot tonight. The satellite eclipse has just ended and it's just not coming together-- which is disappointing, as I thought it would get a diurnal-max boost tonight. The Atlantic just doesn't seem to have the magic this year.
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Jim Edds
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maybe those that wish it would and those that don't - well, cancel each other out and Mother Nature does what she wants to do in order to maintain natural atmospheric and planetary balance - for zillions of years. Wishing never made a hurricane hit or miss. But I will say this . . . Weather sure is interesting and fascinating - a lot more than a bunch of other topics I can think of . . .
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cdcollura
EF5
Good day all,
At least this year, you were a very smart man, Jim ...
You basically threw your hands up with chasing anything in the United States, and went off to the other side of the World WHERE the action IS ... Hat's off and good luck to you ... My kind of chaser!
At least this year, you were a very smart man, Jim ...
You basically threw your hands up with chasing anything in the United States, and went off to the other side of the World WHERE the action IS ... Hat's off and good luck to you ... My kind of chaser!
J Kinkaid
A new Tropical Storm
Josh Morgerman
EF4
Wow-- I'm surrpised this one managed to pull together. Looking at the satellite imagery, you can see that the deep convection is just starting to cover the center. It'll be interesting to see what happens with this when/if t6he shear mellows out a little.
The NHC's 5 pm EDT forecast should be interesting-- both from a track and intensity perspective.
The NHC's 5 pm EDT forecast should be interesting-- both from a track and intensity perspective.
cdcollura
EF5
We have TS Henri...
Good day all,
Henri has formed, despite a horrible environment plagued with SW effective shear.
He won't last long, though, as shear will increase even more, long before it gets within 1000 miles of FL.
MODS: Take off the "FL threat" and re-name this thread to "TS Henri" ... Please.
Good day all,
Henri has formed, despite a horrible environment plagued with SW effective shear.
He won't last long, though, as shear will increase even more, long before it gets within 1000 miles of FL.
MODS: Take off the "FL threat" and re-name this thread to "TS Henri" ... Please.
Jim Edds
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Yes Chris, the Mo-Jo is on this side of the world and you have to pick which one you want. Like Melor or Parma. I went after Melor and James Reynolds went after Parma. His journey was a lot more dangerous than mine. I'm still hoping to get the eye of a supertyphoon out here. The season lasts through December so there is plenty of time left.
cdcollura
EF5
Good day,
Yes indeed ... Go get 'em Jim - I envy U - Good luck!
The Atlantic is trash this year ... I want some Asian action!
Yes indeed ... Go get 'em Jim - I envy U - Good luck!
The Atlantic is trash this year ... I want some Asian action!
Chad Cowan
EF5
You must be new here.
Do you think that someone posting on an internet forum has any effect on the atmosphere? The storms (hurricanes, tornadoes, etc) are going to happen whether or not we are there to witness them. They will form at their own leisure regardless of the number of us weather-weenies hoping for it.
Back on topic of storm chasing and hoping unabashedly for a powerful and intercept-able storm that causes minimal destruction:
The Atlantic 'season' is all but over, especially for any Cape Verde systems.
