Keep in mind that he's a professor with his own research, teaching classes, and is the director of USA's meteorology program - he's got a lot on his plate, and likely doesn't have time to offer much more than his general thoughts on it.jlauderdal wrote:CourierPR wrote:Maybe Dr. Williams has similar thoughts as Derek regarding track evolution. He has the doctorate so he must have some scientific reasoning.
exactly, so let the good doctor BRING IT, we can benefit from his insight maybe...i was told yesterday by another board member he doesnt post his thoughts, only his meterology class and some others get it, kind of like the fsu superensemble, lovely isnt it considering tax dollars but thats a whole other subject so lets stay on topic
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thetruesms wrote:Keep in mind that he's a professor with his own research, teaching classes, and is the director of USA's meteorology program - he's got a lot on his plate, and likely doesn't have time to offer much more than his general thoughts on it.jlauderdal wrote:CourierPR wrote:Maybe Dr. Williams has similar thoughts as Derek regarding track evolution. He has the doctorate so he must have some scientific reasoning.
exactly, so let the good doctor BRING IT, we can benefit from his insight maybe...i was told yesterday by another board member he doesnt post his thoughts, only his meterology class and some others get it, kind of like the fsu superensemble, lovely isnt it considering tax dollars but thats a whole other subject so lets stay on topic
fair enough, so far i have heard his general thoughts are there is a strong possibility of the gulf coast and im only wondering what modeling or other data leads him to say something like that, maybe the original poster over did what he actually said which is why i would like to see it directly from him but based on wht i was told yesterday on this board he doesnt post which now makes me wonder where did the original poster get this strong possibility of a gulf coast hit
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Looks like a pretty classic cat-4 there to me cycloneye, the eye has cleared out quite nicely again the last couple of hours so it may well be slightly strengthening again. western quadrants still looks a little on the slim side when it comes to convection but there is probably light shear on the system which isn't helping.
Still looks textbook, just like gustav at its peak.
Still looks textbook, just like gustav at its peak.
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boca wrote:I didn't mean to come across sarcastically but I like to read his information on what he thinks Ike might do thats all.
nothing wrong with asking for the info, honestly its all heresay until we see more..im discounting it all until i see him quoted or its posted by him, lets move on we have more than enough data to chew through from our pros here, nhc and model runs
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Re: ATL IKE: Category 4 - Discussion
Anyone see accuweathers forecast path..I know it's accuweather....but kinda scarey!!
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carversteve wrote:Anyone see accuweathers forecast path..I know it's accuweather....but kinda scarey!!
hey you could post it for us and save us the trouble of looking
thanks,
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jlauderdal wrote:carversteve wrote:Anyone see accuweathers forecast path..I know it's accuweather....but kinda scarey!!
hey you could post it for us and save us the trouble of looking
thanks,
j
I have tried the link and posting the picture...either i forgot how to do it or..ok i forget how to do it..I tried copy and paste..didn't work!
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jlauderdal wrote:carversteve wrote:Anyone see accuweathers forecast path..I know it's accuweather....but kinda scarey!!
hey you could post it for us and save us the trouble of looking
thanks,
j
Its Right at S/CFL as a CAT 4 but that you should have Guessed..LOL
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jlauderdal wrote:boca wrote:I didn't mean to come across sarcastically but I like to read his information on what he thinks Ike might do thats all.
nothing wrong with asking for the info, honestly its all heresay until we see more..im discounting it all until i see him quoted or its posted by him, lets move on we have more than enough data to chew through from our pros here, nhc and model runs
All I did was state verbatum what he said. Take it for heresay or what ever. From years of listening to him though I will take seriously anything he says.
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carversteve wrote:jlauderdal wrote:carversteve wrote:Anyone see accuweathers forecast path..I know it's accuweather....but kinda scarey!!
hey you could post it for us and save us the trouble of looking
thanks,
j
I have tried the link and posting the picture...either i forgot how to do it or..ok i forget how to do it..I tried copy and paste..didn't work!

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Looks to me Ike is starting its bend back towards the west, still probably around 285 mind you but it does seem to be starting that turn, pretty much as forecasted by the NHC it seems.
Accuweather suggests its about to recurve. The other thing that needs to be remembered is just how the shape of the trough that eventually picks Ike will be, shaprer and it picks it up sooner, flatter and its takes longer for the turn to happen.
Accuweather suggests its about to recurve. The other thing that needs to be remembered is just how the shape of the trough that eventually picks Ike will be, shaprer and it picks it up sooner, flatter and its takes longer for the turn to happen.
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Sabanic wrote:jlauderdal wrote:boca wrote:I didn't mean to come across sarcastically but I like to read his information on what he thinks Ike might do thats all.
nothing wrong with asking for the info, honestly its all heresay until we see more..im discounting it all until i see him quoted or its posted by him, lets move on we have more than enough data to chew through from our pros here, nhc and model runs
All I did was state verbatum what he said. Take it for heresay or what ever. From years of listening to him though I will take seriously anything he says.
ROLL TIDE
where and when did you hear this?
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Re: ATL IKE: Category 4 - Discussion
Powerful Hurricane Ike is now a Category 4 hurricane with winds of 145mph. The models used for intensity SHIPS-HWRF-GFDL did not even see this and in fact played a slow increase in intensity. So where will it go and how does this stack up against other exploding storms....
ANDREW (1992).....In 36 hours.....70mph winds to 145 mph winds
OPAL (1996).............In 24 hours....70mph winds to 150 mph winds
KATRINA (2005).......In 12 hours....115mph winds to 170mph winds

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ANDREW (1992).....In 36 hours.....70mph winds to 145 mph winds
OPAL (1996).............In 24 hours....70mph winds to 150 mph winds
KATRINA (2005).......In 12 hours....115mph winds to 170mph winds

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