August 4, 200521 yr Irene is back, this one will be a hurricane in three days, and could be a SoFla threat. I'll bring in IMO whats the best maps, and im sure that B4P find his way here to give you guys detailed updates. ALL MAPS AUTO UPDATE, ARE CURRENT. NO NEED TO POST AGAIN. USE FOR REFERENCE ON THE STORM.
August 4, 200521 yr This one screams Andrew at me with it being a Cape Verde storm and having a Bermuda high blocking it.
August 4, 200521 yr This one screams Andrew at me with it being a Cape Verde storm and having a Bermuda high blocking it. 889021[/snapback] this one screams Irene to me..
August 4, 200521 yr This one screams Andrew at me with it being a Cape Verde storm and having a Bermuda high blocking it. 889021[/snapback] Thats what my thinking is too. But until the models initialize the system better, it will be touch and go. I look for it to be about 200-350 miles east of the upper lesser antilles in five days. Thats when we should start having a better idea of where it should be. Of note, the Bermuda high this year is unusually strong as we've seen with Dennis and Emily. Emily more so. And no one buys the fact that the models are creating a large weakness in the ridge. But for now, its wait and see as I said.
August 4, 200521 yr the high also seems to be a bit further south, keeping these things south of the lesser antillies and pr, dr, haiti, cuba and such...usually we have the bermuda high further north and then when we get fronts moving across the US it stears it out into the middle of the ocean, but since its further south, and east i guess, its leaving these thigns to the south and not allowing the fronts to take them with it.
August 4, 200521 yr When I saw this convection of storms yesterday, it really jumped out at me. And obviously it is well over a week from the East Coast, and forecasters have no clue what will happen, but the steering currents could guide it in our general direction for quite a while.
August 4, 200521 yr the high also seems to be a bit further south, keeping these things south of the lesser antillies and pr, dr, haiti, cuba and such...usually we have the bermuda high further north and then when we get fronts moving across the US it stears it out into the middle of the ocean, but since its further south, and east i guess, its leaving these thigns to the south and not allowing the fronts to take them with it. 889027[/snapback] The high isn't further south. The High is at about as far south as it gets.
August 5, 200521 yr Author This one screams Andrew at me with it being a Cape Verde storm and having a Bermuda high blocking it. 889021[/snapback] Thats what my thinking is too. But until the models initialize the system better, it will be touch and go. I look for it to be about 200-350 miles east of the upper lesser antilles in five days. Thats when we should start having a better idea of where it should be. Of note, the Bermuda high this year is unusually strong as we've seen with Dennis and Emily. Emily more so. And no one buys the fact that the models are creating a large weakness in the ridge. But for now, its wait and see as I said. 889023[/snapback] i got a haircut
August 5, 200521 yr I was wondering when another was going to crop up. We've had waaaaaaaaaaaaaay too many weekends in a row without a hurricane interruption.
August 5, 200521 yr Author I was wondering when another was going to crop up. We've had waaaaaaaaaaaaaay too many weekends in a row without a hurricane interruption. 889534[/snapback] yup, BTW, the 11PM advisory takes the 5 day bubble a little farther south (bad)
August 5, 200521 yr please. find me in 5 days...spunds like we'll be in the midst of a marlins homestand :bs
August 5, 200521 yr TD 9 is not down and out for the count yet. Currently its heading maybe 15 degrees north of due west.
August 5, 200521 yr This one screams Andrew at me with it being a Cape Verde storm and having a Bermuda high blocking it. 889021[/snapback] Thats what my thinking is too. But until the models initialize the system better, it will be touch and go. I look for it to be about 200-350 miles east of the upper lesser antilles in five days. Thats when we should start having a better idea of where it should be. Of note, the Bermuda high this year is unusually strong as we've seen with Dennis and Emily. Emily more so. And no one buys the fact that the models are creating a large weakness in the ridge. But for now, its wait and see as I said. 889023[/snapback] It's been like that for 2 years now.
August 5, 200521 yr This one screams Andrew at me with it being a Cape Verde storm and having a Bermuda high blocking it. 889021[/snapback] Thats what my thinking is too. But until the models initialize the system better, it will be touch and go. I look for it to be about 200-350 miles east of the upper lesser antilles in five days. Thats when we should start having a better idea of where it should be. Of note, the Bermuda high this year is unusually strong as we've seen with Dennis and Emily. Emily more so. And no one buys the fact that the models are creating a large weakness in the ridge. But for now, its wait and see as I said. 889023[/snapback] It's been like that for 2 years now. 889953[/snapback] Not this early in the season, it hasn't.
August 5, 200521 yr This one screams Andrew at me with it being a Cape Verde storm and having a Bermuda high blocking it. 889021[/snapback] Thats what my thinking is too. But until the models initialize the system better, it will be touch and go. I look for it to be about 200-350 miles east of the upper lesser antilles in five days. Thats when we should start having a better idea of where it should be. Of note, the Bermuda high this year is unusually strong as we've seen with Dennis and Emily. Emily more so. And no one buys the fact that the models are creating a large weakness in the ridge. But for now, its wait and see as I said. 889023[/snapback] It's been like that for 2 years now. 889953[/snapback] Not this early in the season, it hasn't. 889956[/snapback] During the Spring Break of last year I read an article in The Herald about how the people at the NHC were worried about how strong the high was.
August 5, 200521 yr This one screams Andrew at me with it being a Cape Verde storm and having a Bermuda high blocking it. 889021[/snapback] Thats what my thinking is too. But until the models initialize the system better, it will be touch and go. I look for it to be about 200-350 miles east of the upper lesser antilles in five days. Thats when we should start having a better idea of where it should be. Of note, the Bermuda high this year is unusually strong as we've seen with Dennis and Emily. Emily more so. And no one buys the fact that the models are creating a large weakness in the ridge. But for now, its wait and see as I said. 889023[/snapback] It's been like that for 2 years now. 889953[/snapback] Not this early in the season, it hasn't. 889956[/snapback] During the Spring Break of last year I read an article in The Herald about how the people at the NHC were worried about how strong the high was. 890021[/snapback] It was strong in May and June but it weakened a little bit. This year's high is much stronger. Thats why two storm systems in a row have basically stalled under it.
August 6, 200521 yr Our depression is not dead yet. In fact its organizing better and is heading more southerly now. Almost heading due west.
August 12, 200521 yr can the hurricane experts continue to do their thing with this thing because it might hit VA or higher up and i want to know what you guys think.
August 12, 200521 yr can the hurricane experts continue to do their thing with this thing because it might hit VA or higher up and i want to know what you guys think. 899433[/snapback] http://hurricanewarning.blogspot.com/ Tomorrow I will get the Richmond info up for you :thumbup
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