TIME to WRITE OFF ALBERO

[cpdaman]

? judging be the LLC seamingly sheared and the overall structure of the storm falling apart coupled with the weather.com's statement "it's equally likely that strong upper-level winds will continue to sweep the convection away from the storm, thus precluding it from further strengthening or possibly even making it to Florida.

take a last look at the LLC, it could be gone when u wake up

http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/goes/east/gmex/loop-vis.html

[CHRISTY]

it's ok dont worry about...

[cpdaman]

i am an embarrasement to the college i graduated from


alberto

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[Sean in New Orleans]

It's doing just as some mets in New Orleans said it would do...it's splitting from the Center and the center will be left behind to die off...

[jabber]

Bye Bye......

[Hurricanebob]

Alberto in florida a rain maker, later this week though, check out the track and where it is possibly headed. If it gets picked up by a short wave, amplification, ample moisture, hmmm what holds for the Northern reaches of the US already soaked from the last round of storms could. I'd say the best example of this is the series that Canadian has seen.

Meanwhile, in the GOM.. a split happens in weaker systems sometimes especially with the elongated storm. What if the remaining center breaks through the trof and is left sitting. OR will it just die. ??

Just thining out loud
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bob

[Extremeweatherguy]

If the wave in the Caribbean becomes what I think it might 3-8 days down the road, then We may have already forgotten about Alberto by June 20th.

[Jim Cantore]

Following in the footsteps of it's 1982 namesake

[birdwomn]

As the saying goes...."move along folks, nothing to see here"

Have a good evening!

[Hurricanebob]

If nothing else, admire the pretty colors...lol
http://www.wtvt.com/
Have a nice eveing all..here come the rains..


bob

[beachbum_al]

Maybe Alberto needs to have a funeral?

Now on the serious side...Alberto is turning to the NNE as of the latest report at 10 from NHC. Looks like it has lost a lot of it punch but the NHC did state it had 45mph wind.

The way I look at it is that Alberto was a test of what might happen later on in the season. It was kind of like lets see if we are ready. Do we have a plan, etc? I guess you might call it a drill.

Now please don't become something Alberto since I said that because I will be eating my words if you do.

[JonathanBelles]

WAIT A SECOND THERES A FLARE-UP!!!
ITS NOT OVER
AND ITS THE REBIRTH OF ALBER'"T"O
this has been a sevice aannouncement from fact789

[Swimdude]

Currently 45 mph winds. Forecasted to have 60 mph at its peak, perhaps this time tomorrow night. Now, i'm not saying the NHC is always correct, by any means. But all of the models seem to indicate that Alberto will hang on.

[HurricaneHunter914]

I still can't beleive you guys have already called "Alberto" dead, even though its heavily sheared at least give it a chance this thing could still do something. There were alot of people last year who wrote off storms to early, lets not continue it this year.

[TS Zack]

They just saying that so someone can tell them different.

Yea, Alberto does not look good. Who cares, any kind of tropical cyclone can kill with flooding and tornadoes.

[Cyclenall]

Well it looks like Alberto is not dead at all. The shear is forcasted to relax and the dry air may not be much of a issue but I'm not sure on that one. There is still a 20% chance Alberto could become a hurricane .

[MississippiHurricane]

Hmmmmm........ maybe we could give it some batteries and make it go to Texas, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, AND Florida where the rain is REALLY needed. In my area alone, we are 3 to 4 inches below normal and need something to cool us off for a little bit too.

[HurricaneHunter914]

We are like between 5-7 inches below normal.

[cmdebbie]

We are like between 5-7 inches below normal.

And have had numerous, massive wildfires because of it!

[HurricaneHunter914]

But "Alberto" could change that in a flash.