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Re: Tropical Storm DEAN: Global Models
Well... I don't know, but I see no point in running a model if the correct data isn't in it.
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Re: Tropical Storm DEAN: Discussions,Analysis and Imagery
tracyswfla wrote:ya know what.. I have a gut feeling, not -removed-, or anything like that, last time I had it, it was with Charley. AND I hope I am wrong, but I really feel like Dean will move more North. I know gut feelings have no scientific data. But I am a womanand my gut feelings are usually pretty close to being right. THERE IS NO SCIENTIFIC DATA OR COMPUTER MODELS TO SUPPORT THIS.. just me...
One thing I've learned in life...NEVER bet against a woman's gut feeling...

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Re: Tropical Storm DEAN: Discussions,Analysis and Imagery
Dean's a man so he may make his own mind up!!! LOLOL
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Re: Tropical Storm DEAN: Discussions,Analysis and Imagery
Yes it is a big deal.jrod wrote:*miamicanes177 wrote:18Z GFDL track shift to the north...could be a huge development.
12Z had it at 18.4N 87W
18Z has it at 20.5N 87.4W
Not likely, this is probaly in response the WNW track Dean was on earlier. Now it looks like Dean is back on 270*
18Z has it heading 296* at 20.5N 87.4W
12Z had it heading 281* at 18.4N 87W
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Re: Tropical Storm DEAN: Discussions,Analysis and Imagery
Wx_Warrior wrote:Dean's a man so he may make his own mind up!!! LOLOL
But won't ask for directions!
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Re: Tropical Storm DEAN: Discussions,Analysis and Imagery
Wx_Warrior wrote:Dean's a man so he may make his own mind up!!! LOLOL
Sorry I went OT. no bashing, no one has and thanks for that, I was worried about even mentioning it.

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Re: Tropical Storm DEAN: Discussions,Analysis and Imagery
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I still think with the ridge this should be a yucatan and
then western gulf of mexico storm. The ridge should
protect florida. But everyone should watch it still.
Things can change.
I still think with the ridge this should be a yucatan and
then western gulf of mexico storm. The ridge should
protect florida. But everyone should watch it still.
Things can change.
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Re: Tropical Storm DEAN: Discussions,Analysis and Imagery
hial2 wrote:tracyswfla wrote:ya know what.. I have a gut feeling, not -removed-, or anything like that, last time I had it, it was with Charley. AND I hope I am wrong, but I really feel like Dean will move more North. I know gut feelings have no scientific data. But I am a womanand my gut feelings are usually pretty close to being right. THERE IS NO SCIENTIFIC DATA OR COMPUTER MODELS TO SUPPORT THIS.. just me...
One thing I've learned in life...NEVER bet against a woman's gut feeling...
hial2 Check your pm.
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Re: Tropical Storm DEAN: Discussions,Analysis and Imagery
miamicanes177 wrote:Yes it is a big deal.jrod wrote:*miamicanes177 wrote:18Z GFDL track shift to the north...could be a huge development.
12Z had it at 18.4N 87W
18Z has it at 20.5N 87.4W
Not likely, this is probaly in response the WNW track Dean was on earlier. Now it looks like Dean is back on 270*
18Z has it heading 296* at 20.5N 87.4W
12Z had it heading 281* at 18.4N 87W
It is not a big deal because the model was going off a temporary WNW movement, now that it is moving west again it will shift it's forecast to the left on the next run.
We really need the noaa gulfstream's data. It will help with all the flip flopping the models are doing.
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Re: Tropical Storm DEAN: Discussions,Analysis and Imagery
hial2 wrote:Cape Verde wrote:I work in the oil and gas industry. We are mobilizing our crisis team tomorrow.
There we go!! $$$$$$$ Ding,ding,ding!!
I know this is rather off topic, but my personal feeling is that if this current level of tropical activity continues (along with other factors, eg. middle east stuff), oil prices could rise to >$80 per barrel, which is by no means what anyone wants to happen.
The above is my personal opinion, and is not based on any data, meterological, economic, or otherwise.
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"Persons living in dwellings, whose structure may not be of the quality of the house constructed out of concrete, should make alternative arrangements in the event of a hurricane threat."
I love Roddy! What an elegant way to put what we know is such a hard reality.
Yes, it isn't looking good for our mid-chain friends right now...
Where's my magic wand when I really need it?
I love Roddy! What an elegant way to put what we know is such a hard reality.
Yes, it isn't looking good for our mid-chain friends right now...

Where's my magic wand when I really need it?
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Re: Tropical Storm DEAN: Discussions,Analysis and Imagery
GFDL must be seeing the same thing I am seeing.....trough/ULL to the north of Cuba causing a weakness....stay tuned......MGC
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Re: Tropical Storm DEAN: Global Models
18Z HWRF makes this a tropical depression it looks like...around 1004mb in 5 days this run. Throw it out the window.
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Re: Tropical Storm DEAN: Discussions,Analysis and Imagery
MGC, that the 18z run your looking at?
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Re: Tropical Storm DEAN: Global Models
miamicanes177 wrote:18Z HWRF makes this a tropical depression it looks like...around 1004mb in 5 days this run. Throw it out the window.
Good god...Had a Cat 6 last run..LOL
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Re: Tropical Storm DEAN: Discussions,Analysis and Imagery
MGC wrote:GFDL must be seeing the same thing I am seeing.....trough/ULL to the north of Cuba causing a weakness....stay tuned......MGC

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caribepr wrote:"Persons living in dwellings, whose structure may not be of the quality of the house constructed out of concrete, should make alternative arrangements in the event of a hurricane threat."
I love Roddy! What an elegant way to put what we know is such a hard reality.
Yes, it isn't looking good for our mid-chain friends right now...![]()
Where's my magic wand when I really need it?
why can't we get 747's in there to evac??? Seriously...
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Re: Tropical Storm DEAN: Global Models
DESTRUCTION5 wrote:miamicanes177 wrote:18Z HWRF makes this a tropical depression it looks like...around 1004mb in 5 days this run. Throw it out the window.
Good god...Had a Cat 6 last run..LOL
DO you have the graphic or a site?
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