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My morning tropical cyclone outlook
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My morning tropical cyclone outlook
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Re: My morning tropical cyclone outlook
Matt-hurricanewatcher wrote:The following post is NOT an official forecast and should not be used as such. It is just the opinion of the poster and may or may not be backed by sound meteorological data. It is NOT endorsed by any professional institution including storm2k.org For Official Information please refer to the NHC and NWS products.
Tropical weather outlook
8-22-2005
4:30am
A Well defined tropcial distrabances has developed convection over its well defined center. This center is around 18.8/93.4...Curve banding has developed over the western side of the system. In farther organizion is expected as it moves to the west-northwest around 10 mph. A recon will check it out later today. Also to note, a surface ob to the southwest of the system reported west wind.
A well defined area of low pressure has developed around 20.5/71. Convection has increased over this system. By night time satellite shows a well defined area of low pressure has formed. In which you can tell it. By the clouds moving out of to south, on the east side of the system wraping back around on the northern side. Only slow development should be expected intill it starts to move away from hati. A ULL to the north is also causing some winds shear. The Gfs wents to form a weak system moving west-northwest into Florida. But the other extream is the 00z cmc. Which wents to move this south of the keys. In which bombs the system. So development is expected durning the next few days.
The sysem southwest of the Cape verdes has developed a closed LLC. Based on quickscat data. With a area of 30 to 35 knot winds over the southern side. But over the last few hours on Ir satellite shows a broad low level cirualtion near 14.6/28.5. In which there is not much convection to the system at this time. The reason for this maybe because it is moving into a area of dry air. Which is shown by the water vapor... http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/PS/TROP/DATA/RT/EATL/WV/20.jpg
Slow develop is still possible over the next few days...
A system moving off Africa 12/18 appears to becoming better organized. In might have a better chance then the one ahead of it. The Gfs also develops it.
Forecaster Matthew
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There does seem to a weak low forming just north of the Dominican Republic, but, it's too close to land at this time to probably strengthen much further, while it continues moving slowly westward.
Click on http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/PS/TROP/DATA/RT ... -loop.html to view.
Frank
Click on http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/PS/TROP/DATA/RT ... -loop.html to view.
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Matt. Use the Blue template on the board ,go to your profile to change it. It has spell checker. I use it. As for the comment from the other poster. Don't worry about it. No one is perfect.Matt-hurricanewatcher wrote:This is why I don't make forecast. I'v got my own problems when it comes to stuff like thisThis will be the last one of these I'm going to make. I will do one liners in the threads(To try to hide my bad grammr).
I'm very sorry if I caused any trouble.
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agree, Lauderdale was rude for that....I think he meant to say that the spell checker would be a gift for LABOR DAY...
after all, no one should have to go through the whole hurricane season with extra typos in their forecasts
He probably assumes the season will be over by Labor Day given the lack of activity the past several weeks...so Christmas makes sense!
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I happen to be in the employment industry, and have seen my fair share of TYPOS in resumes and cover letters.
Guess where these end up? The trash bin. So there is a reason to at least proof what you fire out on this wonderful board. This place is getting too P/C when we start defending posters like they are four year olds just learning to write.
So let's make sure that we understand the difference between a minor oopsie, and a post with more than say, five.
and.... spellcheck does not catch errors like "their" vs "there" <<<<<<because thats grammar maybe??>>>>
I wonder if NHC spell checks their stuff....I am betting they do. it's a little thing called "credibility"..... <<<<<Rainband wrote in response>>>>There is a little thing called respect too. There is also a great PM function on the board. Just food for thought. BTW enlighten me on what you me by we are too P/C. Thanks.
Guess where these end up? The trash bin. So there is a reason to at least proof what you fire out on this wonderful board. This place is getting too P/C when we start defending posters like they are four year olds just learning to write.
So let's make sure that we understand the difference between a minor oopsie, and a post with more than say, five.
and.... spellcheck does not catch errors like "their" vs "there" <<<<<<because thats grammar maybe??>>>>
I wonder if NHC spell checks their stuff....I am betting they do. it's a little thing called "credibility"..... <<<<<Rainband wrote in response>>>>There is a little thing called respect too. There is also a great PM function on the board. Just food for thought. BTW enlighten me on what you me by we are too P/C. Thanks.
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