Matt-hurricanewatcher wrote:Believe me I went this to become Christ but its not likely. In becoming less with every moment.
Yeah, nice looking as it is, I don't think its the second coming....
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vaffie wrote:It will be very interesting to watch this buoy overnight as it is almost in the center of the most powerful ball of convection ENE of Brownsville. It's pressure has dropped to 29.81 inches now. Usually, because of diurnal changes, the pressure rises and falls throughout the course of the day, but over the last few hours, this buoy's pressure variations have been changing so that whereas normally the pressure should have been rising for the last two or three hours, it has been holding steady--signalling perhaps a large pressure fall overnight.
http://www.ndbc.noaa.gov/station_page.php?station=42020
Great point on the pressure. Here's a graphic.
http://www.ndbc.noaa.gov/show_plot.php?station=42020&meas=pres&uom=E
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Come on 98L become something so Chris can be crossed off on my map.
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Updated Houston disco...
DISCUSSION...
BAND OF SHOWERS FROM GULF MOVING RAPIDLY TOWARD EASTERN BRAZORIA
AND GALVESTON COUNTIES. IR LOOP INDICATE CLOUD TOPS ABOUT -55 C.
STRONGER CLUSTER OF CONVECTION WITH CLOUD NEAR -70 C JUST OFFSHORE
FROM BETWEEN BROWNSVILLE AND CORPUS CHRISTI. ANALYZED 00Z RAOB
DATA INDICATE CIRCULATION FROM 850 TO 500 MB. 00Z INITIALIZED NAM
INDICATE THIS CIRCULATION MOVING NORTH NEAR OUR SW ZONES BY 12Z
TOMORROW AND TO OUR NORTHERN ZONES BY 21Z.
DISCUSSION...
BAND OF SHOWERS FROM GULF MOVING RAPIDLY TOWARD EASTERN BRAZORIA
AND GALVESTON COUNTIES. IR LOOP INDICATE CLOUD TOPS ABOUT -55 C.
STRONGER CLUSTER OF CONVECTION WITH CLOUD NEAR -70 C JUST OFFSHORE
FROM BETWEEN BROWNSVILLE AND CORPUS CHRISTI. ANALYZED 00Z RAOB
DATA INDICATE CIRCULATION FROM 850 TO 500 MB. 00Z INITIALIZED NAM
INDICATE THIS CIRCULATION MOVING NORTH NEAR OUR SW ZONES BY 12Z
TOMORROW AND TO OUR NORTHERN ZONES BY 21Z.
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stormtruth wrote:Matt-hurricanewatcher wrote:Believe me I went this to become Christ but its not likely. In becoming less with every moment.
Do not use the name of the Lord in Storm
You shall not worship any other storms besides me.
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HurricaneHunter914 wrote:stormtruth wrote:Matt-hurricanewatcher wrote:Believe me I went this to become Christ but its not likely. In becoming less with every moment.
Do not use the name of the Lord in Storm
someone please PM this poor guy. He has been calling the next storm Christ for a weak now. It offends some people and he don't know he is doing it.
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stormtruth wrote:Matt-hurricanewatcher wrote:Believe me I went this to become Christ but its not likely. In becoming less with every moment.
Do not use the name of the Lord in Storm
It's no error. Ever since Beryl faded Matt-hurricanewatcher has insisted on calling the next one Christ. Many have tried to express there feelings of repulsion and disgust. He continues.
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It was clearly a type error. Matt would never do such a thing on purpose. 
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REM: Here's a truck stop instead of St. Peter's.
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There doesn't have to be a surface low in order to get the convective burst to cause one. Appreciate that there are 20k per hour strikes--plenty of displacement current and then the water in that burst has a strong dielectric constant relative to the air all around it. Then COLD cloud tops have even a higher dielectric constant (air=1, water=80, cold water=88) so you are talking about that blob as very well organized by cloud microphysics differences between what is occurring in the blob and what is occurring just outside of it.
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There doesn't have to be a surface low in order to get the convective burst to cause one. Appreciate that there are 20k per hour strikes--plenty of displacement current and then the water in that burst has a strong dielectric constant relative to the air all around it. Then COLD cloud tops have even a higher dielectric constant (air=1, water=80, cold water=88) so you are talking about that blob as very well organized by cloud microphysics differences between what is occurring in the blob and what is occurring just outside of it.
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