Humorous Data Vortex Message from HIRT
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Humorous Data Vortex Message from HIRT
Just a quick update...we are just north of Islamorada in the Floida Keys...zeroing in on the ellusive center of tropical storm Ernesto as he comes ashore. Here is our latest "vortex message":
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HIRT12 HLP 292155
TAHOE VORTEX DATA MESSAGE
A. 29/22:23:00Z
B. 24 deg 53 min N
080 deg 47 min W
C. NA mb NA m
D. 24 kt
E. xx deg xxx nm
F. xxx deg xxx kt
G. xx deg xxx nm
H. 1009 mb
I. xx C/ xxx m
J. xx C/ xxx m
K. xx C/ NA
L. NA
M. NA
N. 134 / 1
O. 0.02 / 2 nm
P. HT308 2105A ERNESTO OB 04
MAX FL WIND 24 KT GAS STATION 20:31:00 Z
SLP EXTRAP FROM BRIDGE.
REMARKS: LACKLUSTER SURFACE WIND PRESENTATION
SEA SURFACE A BEAUTIFUL GREENISH-BLUE...MANY SEABIRDS PRESENT
VISIBILITY 1.5 MILES
More Later:
MW
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HIRT12 HLP 292155
TAHOE VORTEX DATA MESSAGE
A. 29/22:23:00Z
B. 24 deg 53 min N
080 deg 47 min W
C. NA mb NA m
D. 24 kt
E. xx deg xxx nm
F. xxx deg xxx kt
G. xx deg xxx nm
H. 1009 mb
I. xx C/ xxx m
J. xx C/ xxx m
K. xx C/ NA
L. NA
M. NA
N. 134 / 1
O. 0.02 / 2 nm
P. HT308 2105A ERNESTO OB 04
MAX FL WIND 24 KT GAS STATION 20:31:00 Z
SLP EXTRAP FROM BRIDGE.
REMARKS: LACKLUSTER SURFACE WIND PRESENTATION
SEA SURFACE A BEAUTIFUL GREENISH-BLUE...MANY SEABIRDS PRESENT
VISIBILITY 1.5 MILES
More Later:
MW
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boca wrote:Hey Mike at least you didn't have to travel far from Coconut Creek, at least go down to Holiday Isle and have a drink for all of us here anticipating Ernesto.
Holiday Isle!!! Oh man! Do they still have that awesome buffet? I was there once for a family reunion, and once, more memorably, because the boat I was delivering was on KW, with no power, water, nothing (no storm, just island normal weird stuff) and had to drive up that far to get a room with running water...and a good party

So glad it's minimal, have friends on boats in KW and Marathon I've been worried about.
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caribepr wrote:boca wrote:Hey Mike at least you didn't have to travel far from Coconut Creek, at least go down to Holiday Isle and have a drink for all of us here anticipating Ernesto.
Holiday Isle!!! Oh man! Do they still have that awesome buffet? I was there once for a family reunion, and once, more memorably, because the boat I was delivering was on KW, with no power, water, nothing (no storm, just island normal weird stuff) and had to drive up that far to get a room with running water...and a good party
So glad it's minimal, have friends on boats in KW and Marathon I've been worried about.
Please, lets keep this discussion focused on frivilous wind observations...or I will lock this thread down for good.
Ah, just kidding!
(Please note post co-written by hurricanetrack)
MW
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MWatkins wrote:caribepr wrote:boca wrote:Hey Mike at least you didn't have to travel far from Coconut Creek, at least go down to Holiday Isle and have a drink for all of us here anticipating Ernesto.
Holiday Isle!!! Oh man! Do they still have that awesome buffet? I was there once for a family reunion, and once, more memorably, because the boat I was delivering was on KW, with no power, water, nothing (no storm, just island normal weird stuff) and had to drive up that far to get a room with running water...and a good party
So glad it's minimal, have friends on boats in KW and Marathon I've been worried about.
Please, lets keep this discussion focused on frivilous wind observations...or I will lock this thread down for good.
Ah, just kidding!
(Please note post co-written by hurricanetrack)
MW
That WAS about frivilous wind observations...in a subtle way! (figure they were having some nachos...)

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