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Re: Major Hurricane DEAN: (11 PM page 273) Discussions, Analysis
I just watched Dr. Frank and he mentioned the Low and whats its doing and what might happen if it stalls... But he doesnt seem too concerned about it... he said we just have to keep an eye on it... No big deal... things change...I dont think its going to move into Texas... but once again, it all depends on what the LOW does... Time will tell... Nothing to loose sleep over, unless you live in Mexico...
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Re: Major Hurricane DEAN: (11 PM page 273) Discussions, Analysis
CronkPSU wrote:jason0509 wrote:
What was the last hurricane that you can think of that actually hit outside of the entire cone? It'd be unprecedented.
oh boy, you just opened up a big ole can of worms...INCOMING
http://www.goes.noaa.gov/HURRLOOPS/huwvloop.html
If you can't see that this is sitting in the same spot...then I don't know what to tell you.
By the way, at what point is it "outside the cone" The cone is constantly shifting. The NHC doesn't want to look bad. Rita's cone shifted big time and so did Ernesto's. 33% of the time, they hit "outside the cone"
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Re: Major Hurricane DEAN: (11 PM page 273) Discussions, Analysis
Not to mention the former Director of the NHC...Dr. Neil Frank even said himself that the ULL *MAY* change things. I'd like to see you guys argue with him.
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artist wrote:that is not true at all. Have you ever been in one? If you haven't then you don't know the fear a track change can bring to you. You want all the lead time you can get. I thought better of you wxmann91.
Example, Katrina. S FL headed for W Palm, no wait, headed for N Broward County, no wait headed WSW at Miami/Dade/Broward County Line and 40 miles N of Key West and me up to my waist in water for a storm that wasn't suppose to a threat 36 hour out. I'm 6'1" and almost 50 thank you.
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Re: Hurricane DEAN: Global Models
CronkPSU wrote:bring on the 0z GFS
best post I have seen in the past 45 minutes.
should be starting pretty soon as well.
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Re: Hurricane DEAN: Global Models
Remember everyone for the posters and comments you do not care to see Storm2k does have an ignore feature.
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Re: Major Hurricane DEAN: (11 PM page 273) Discussions, Analysis
I'm not saying it cannot happen, but we are not just talking about the 5 day cone, but the 3 day cone. The 3 day cone brings Dean across the Yucatan and straight into Mexico. The area of uncertainty doesn't even include areas near the Texas border any longer. The NHC has pretty much nailed this storm for much of its life, I am sticking with them. From my knowledge the 3 day cone tends to be fairly accurate.
3 Day Cone per 11 PM ADV.

3 Day Cone per 11 PM ADV.

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artist wrote:that is not true at all. Have you ever been in one? If you haven't then you don't know the fear a track change can bring to you. You want all the lead time you can get. I thought better of you wxmann91.
I understand there are many here who come for information. But a lot of the membership here are enthusiasts, and like storms to track. Those enthusiasts have -removed- in their subconcious. I'm not ridiculing anyone, and I'm one of them.
No, I haven't been in a hurricane. I understand though that a track change can bring fear.
BTW, in all of us (in my original post) --> in all of us enthusiasts, excluding those that come here for information
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wxmann_91 wrote:artist wrote:that is not true at all. Have you ever been in one? If you haven't then you don't know the fear a track change can bring to you. You want all the lead time you can get. I thought better of you wxmann91.
I understand there are many here who come for information. But a lot of the membership here are enthusiasts, and like storms to track. Those enthusiasts have -removed- in their subconcious. I'm not ridiculing anyone, and I'm one of them.
No, I haven't been in a hurricane. I understand though that a track change can bring fear.
I'll take that as an apology



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Re: Hurricane DEAN: Global Models
il admit im probably one of the people I disagree with, and am intrigued by this ULL situation but past experience has told me the model runs will almost certainly squash any interesting features. I expect no different this time. but how interesting would that be if somethign changes.
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wxmann_91 wrote:artist wrote:that is not true at all. Have you ever been in one? If you haven't then you don't know the fear a track change can bring to you. You want all the lead time you can get. I thought better of you wxmann91.
I understand there are many here who come for information. But a lot of the membership here are enthusiasts, and like storms to track. Those enthusiasts have -removed- in their subconcious. I'm not ridiculing anyone, and I'm one of them.
No, I haven't been in a hurricane. I understand though that a track change can bring fear.
BTW, in all of us (in my original post) --> in all of us enthusiasts, excluding those that come here for information
Also, I'd add that to many people a hurricane is like a good novel where you don't know the ending. Understanding emotionally that many of these 'novels' end unhappily, the idea of uncertainty is still romantic among people. It's not '-removed-' so much as wanting to see twists and turns in the 'story'. A novel where you know the ending halfway in isn't nearly as entertaining, and I think that's in a way why people post and act the way they do here.
Feel free to disagree.

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