June 10, 200620 yr It's time for Lefty to switch into super hurricane tracker mode once again... Everyone, I am Capefish. http://www.hurricanewarning.blogspot.com/
June 10, 200620 yr Author Damn straight you plug our site! Go back to your puny internship, this thread is for the real hurricane experts... junior. ALBERTO DONDE ESTAS?
June 10, 200620 yr :lol A Watch thread for a cluster of tropical thunderstorms. I hope the plane goes in tomorrow and finds it falling apart.
June 10, 200620 yr :lol A Watch thread for a cluster of tropical thunderstorms. I hope the plane goes in tomorrow and finds it falling apart. Not happening. :confused
June 10, 200620 yr Author :lol A Watch thread for a cluster of tropical thunderstorms. I hope the plane goes in tomorrow and finds it falling apart. eat me, imposter. Please don't be mad I discovered the first tropical activity of the season.
June 10, 200620 yr B4P, Common! change it 06 and lets get rollin! I am not in charge of the graphics. lol. http://hurricanewarning.blogspot.com/2005/05/link-to-us.html :lol A Watch thread for a cluster of tropical thunderstorms. I hope the plane goes in tomorrow and finds it falling apart. eat me, imposter. Please don't be mad I discovered the first tropical activity of the season. Except we had it on the blog WAAAAAYYYY before you made this thread. :hat :lol A Watch thread for a cluster of tropical thunderstorms. I hope the plane goes in tomorrow and finds it falling apart. Not happening. :confused I can hope for miracles.
June 10, 200620 yr Author just call it Tropical Watch 2000s. It's just one large hurricane decade. No season.
June 10, 200620 yr :lol A Watch thread for a cluster of tropical thunderstorms. I hope the plane goes in tomorrow and finds it falling apart. eat me, imposter. Please don't be mad I discovered the first tropical activity of the season. :lol You discovered? Whatever.
June 10, 200620 yr Author In all honesty, it'll pass over the Yucatan, and probably stall in the Gulf for a minute? (PS--this is based on know knowledge of fronts in the area, so basically ya, it's me guessing....but I'm right!) :lol A Watch thread for a cluster of tropical thunderstorms. I hope the plane goes in tomorrow and finds it falling apart. eat me, imposter. Please don't be mad I discovered the first tropical activity of the season. :lol You discovered? Whatever. Looks like you still have some hurricane supplies from last year, including the ever present haterade. You might want some waaaawaaaater.
June 10, 200620 yr In all honesty, it'll pass over the Yucatan, and probably stall in the Gulf for a minute? (PS--this is based on know knowledge of fronts in the area, so basically ya, it's me guessing....but I'm right!) :lol A Watch thread for a cluster of tropical thunderstorms. I hope the plane goes in tomorrow and finds it falling apart. eat me, imposter. Please don't be mad I discovered the first tropical activity of the season. :lol You discovered? Whatever. Looks like you still have some hurricane supplies from last year, including the ever present haterade. You might want some waaaawaaaater. To your first statement. It will not stall IMO. It might slow down for a little while but it won't stall. It won't pass over the Yucatan. Unless the High Pressure ridge migrates eastward. There is also a trough digging down, if it gets down far enough, it'll pull the system towards a more southerly landfall on the West Coast. Right now, I am going to say the highest risk area for a landfall if this forms where the current low is, is from Tampa to Biloxi with the highest risk area near the Big Bend. All bets are off, of course, if the low level center reforms under what appears to be the midlevel center to the northeast. That would likely mean a stronger storm with a South Florida impact. That being said, this will make it to at most a Category one. June is just not conducive to development. To your second statement... Bring it on...Bitch!
June 10, 200620 yr We have high windows and the homeowner's association Nazis sent a letter to us: Your hurricane shutters cannot go up before a threat of a hurricane and must be taken down within 72 hours after the storm passes. Like, the hurricane shutters being up after the storm passes is really going to devalue my home?!?!?!?! :mischief2
June 11, 200620 yr Tropical Storm Alberto may come late tonight or early tomorrow according to the National Hurricane Center...more at http://hurricanewarning.blogspot.com/
June 11, 200620 yr well it was a nice 7 months while it lasted. cant wait for the end of november to come again.
June 11, 200620 yr Author And the season kicks off with a Charley-like route. Be prepared Capey! If it goes a little south, we could get some nasty rains. And ya, Tally could get it's first head-on collision in a while.
June 11, 200620 yr Argh... Nasty weather this week. I wonder if the Marlins will have some rainouts this homestand.
June 11, 200620 yr Author Argh... Nasty weather this week. I wonder if the Marlins will have some rainouts this homestand. Working at blockbuster, this nasty weather is going to adversely affect my 'lounge' time at the store.
June 11, 200620 yr Argh... Nasty weather this week. I wonder if the Marlins will have some rainouts this homestand. Working at blockbuster, this nasty weather is going to adversely affect my 'lounge' time at the store. I have class this week (Mon-Thurs) and I dont know how fun it would be to drive 30 minutes in that weather.
June 11, 200620 yr A stupid question, but hey- it's me! When does a Tropical Depression become a named storm? After a certain mph? Just curious...... And thanks in advance for the answer, whoever you may be. :thumbup
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