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Re: Major Hurricane DEAN: (11 PM page 299) Discussions, Analysis

#11121 Postby brunota2003 » Tue Aug 21, 2007 2:53 am

As of 7:40 UTC, the western edge of the eye is poised to come ashore. Should see landfall within the next 30 minutes or so.
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#11122 Postby Normandy » Tue Aug 21, 2007 2:54 am

Hockey007 wrote:
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Scorpion wrote:Wow.. that would mean total annihilation for anything in the path of those winds



Yes it would. However sustained winds like that prolly wouldn't last for more than one minute. The mean sustained wind in the northern eyewall of Dean seems to be 155 mph....with varied extended gusts up to 180 mph 60 min) and more intense bursts over 230 mph (less than 5-10 secs).

Also, chaser in Chetumal estimates winds outside to be sustained at 30 kts with 50 kt gusts.

Are the over 230's from ef5 tornados? cause that seems abnormally high.



Gusts within a hurricane this violent likely exceed 220 mph but ONLY in its northern eyewall and in VERY small streaks. Gusts in this hurricane are abnormally high because of the extremely intense convection. Hurricane Andrew produced very similar gusts (although none were recorded ove 200 mph)...however no wind istruments lived NEAR long enough to encounter Andrew's worst winds.
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#11123 Postby Texashawk » Tue Aug 21, 2007 2:57 am

http://weather.msfc.nasa.gov/GOES/goeseastconusir.html

Look at the last 20 or so frames and tell me something didn't happen with the track of this storm. Before the eclipse, it was on a beeline for Chetumal (265-270 degrees track)

After the eclipse, it's heading on an almost 285-290 track. Quite the 'wobble'. I bet it saved Chetumal from a lot of damage and surge.

I don't know how to explain it... but it's there. Look for yourselves.
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Re: Hurricane DEAN Recon obs

#11124 Postby typhoon_tim » Tue Aug 21, 2007 2:57 am

000
URNT15 KNHC 210755
AF306 1504A DEAN HDOB 29 20070821
074500 1755N 08717W 6959 03011 9990 +075 +999 266065 070 065 023 01
074530 1753N 08717W 6964 03013 9990 +071 +999 262071 073 063 021 01
074600 1752N 08717W 6962 03022 9990 +070 +999 258062 066 062 024 01
074630 1750N 08717W 6963 03027 9930 +072 +072 256061 063 060 019 01
074700 1748N 08717W 6965 03032 9937 +070 +070 252059 059 059 015 00
074730 1747N 08717W 6963 03034 9944 +069 +069 251057 058 058 055 03
074800 1745N 08718W 6962 03046 9948 +069 +069 249055 056 999 999 05
074830 1744N 08718W 6971 03039 9951 +072 +072 247055 055 057 019 03
074900 1742N 08718W 6961 03052 9942 +082 +082 246056 061 056 010 00
074930 1741N 08718W 6966 03054 9943 +086 +086 248064 065 053 009 03
075000 1739N 08718W 6967 03054 9942 +090 +090 246063 064 053 008 00
075030 1738N 08718W 6963 03063 9948 +088 +088 248061 062 051 008 00
075100 1736N 08718W 6965 03067 9950 +089 +089 248058 059 050 008 00
075130 1734N 08718W 6963 03070 9956 +088 +088 251058 059 048 008 03
075200 1733N 08718W 6966 03073 9963 +087 +087 252057 058 048 008 03
075230 1732N 08719W 6964 03078 9965 +089 +089 251054 056 999 999 03
075300 1733N 08719W 6965 03077 9962 +090 +090 249054 055 999 999 03
075330 1735N 08719W 6956 03078 9950 +094 +094 244056 056 046 008 03
075400 1737N 08719W 6964 03065 9943 +095 +094 242056 058 050 008 00
075430 1739N 08719W 6966 03056 9949 +086 +086 245056 058 051 008 00
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Re: Hurricane DEAN Recon obs

#11125 Postby Coredesat » Tue Aug 21, 2007 2:58 am

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Re: Major Hurricane DEAN: (11 PM page 299) Discussions, Analysis

#11126 Postby Sanibel » Tue Aug 21, 2007 3:00 am

Wobbled right back into NHC track. Chetumal 15 miles maybe 20 south of southern eyewall.

Category 5 buzzsaw. We are watching history folks.
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Re: Major Hurricane DEAN: (11 PM page 299) Discussions, Analysis

#11127 Postby Normandy » Tue Aug 21, 2007 3:00 am

Sanibel wrote:Wobbled right back into NHC track. Chetumal 15 miles maybe 20 south of southern eyewall.

Category 5 buzzsaw. We are watching history folks.



Yep on its present course Chetumal will miss the eyewall by 10 miles
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Re: Major Hurricane DEAN: (11 PM page 299) Discussions, Analysis

#11128 Postby brunota2003 » Tue Aug 21, 2007 3:01 am

As of 7:45 UTC NASA image, Eye coming ashore. The very western edge of it just touched land.
As of 7:55 UTC, expect a message from the NHC soon, western part of eye working inland. About 1/20 of the eye is over land.
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#11129 Postby Normandy » Tue Aug 21, 2007 3:04 am

I am absolutely amazed by this storm.

its acting as if the Yucatan isnt even there. Truly specatucular case of a storm BOMBING while hitting land....havnt seen this since Andrew and Charley.
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Re: Major Hurricane DEAN: (11 PM page 299) Discussions, Analysis

#11130 Postby typhoon_tim » Tue Aug 21, 2007 3:06 am

Just imagine if this happened 12 hours ago with more warm bath water ahead of it.... yikes.
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Re: Hurricane DEAN Recon obs

#11131 Postby typhoon_tim » Tue Aug 21, 2007 3:06 am

000
URNT15 KNHC 210805
AF306 1504A DEAN HDOB 30 20070821
075500 1741N 08719W 6961 03056 9946 +083 +083 243055 056 053 009 00
075530 1743N 08719W 6967 03047 9956 +075 +075 246052 053 055 042 03
075600 1745N 08719W 6964 03048 9945 +077 +077 252052 053 055 047 03
075630 1747N 08719W 6963 03042 9941 +076 +076 249053 057 056 019 03
075700 1748N 08720W 6967 03030 9938 +072 +072 249056 060 057 039 03
075730 1748N 08720W 6967 03030 9934 +070 +070 247052 055 057 055 03
075800 1752N 08720W 6966 03019 9929 +070 +070 247059 062 059 053 03
075830 1754N 08720W 6967 03012 9915 +073 +073 252062 065 058 018 03
075900 1756N 08720W 6965 03006 9902 +076 +076 256068 070 059 044 03
075930 1758N 08720W 6963 03002 9990 +074 +999 257068 070 062 021 01
080000 1759N 08721W 6970 02983 9990 +070 +999 259072 073 064 028 01
080030 1801N 08721W 6973 02973 9990 +074 +999 263063 066 068 021 01
080100 1803N 08721W 6960 02981 9867 +076 +076 255062 063 069 022 00
080130 1805N 08721W 6967 02967 9990 +073 +999 254066 070 073 024 01
080200 1806N 08721W 6952 02973 9990 +071 +999 269076 077 074 018 05
080230 1808N 08722W 6975 02934 9990 +078 +999 277073 077 075 018 05
080300 1810N 08722W 6975 02926 9795 +096 +096 278059 064 074 011 00
080330 1811N 08722W 6960 02934 9776 +109 +109 270055 056 072 007 00
080400 1813N 08722W 6965 02924 9766 +109 +109 265058 060 073 006 00
080430 1814N 08723W 6969 02908 9752 +110 +110 261059 061 073 006 00
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Re: Major Hurricane DEAN: (11 PM page 299) Discussions, Analysis

#11132 Postby Normandy » Tue Aug 21, 2007 3:07 am

typhoon_tim wrote:Just imagine if this happened 12 hours ago with more warm bath water ahead of it.... yikes.


I actually thing it hit at the perfect time....it would have been stronger *perhaps* but it would have DEF already began weakening if it was maxed out and not bombing.
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Re: Major Hurricane DEAN: (11 PM page 299) Discussions, Analysis

#11133 Postby Sanibel » Tue Aug 21, 2007 3:07 am

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#11134 Postby Coredesat » Tue Aug 21, 2007 3:07 am

Looks like they're making another run at the eye. In that case, I'll stay up a bit longer.

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Re: Major Hurricane DEAN: (11 PM page 299) Discussions, Analysis

#11135 Postby Hockey007 » Tue Aug 21, 2007 3:08 am

It was going to start a EWRC too, maybe 2 hours earlier though would have been more stronger imo, cause the intensification was going to continue for a while.
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Re: Major Hurricane DEAN: (11 PM page 299) Discussions, Analysis

#11136 Postby NCSUwpack » Tue Aug 21, 2007 3:11 am

A guy on the radio is freaking out going crazy. He's saying there are no more trees... Then he gets cut off... Whoa.
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#11137 Postby brunota2003 » Tue Aug 21, 2007 3:11 am

Who would of thought, when Dean formed, it would turn into a monster that made landfall as a Category 5? I had a bad vibe about him, but definatly was NOT expecting this at all.
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Re: Major Hurricane DEAN: (11 PM page 299) Discussions, Analysis

#11138 Postby brunota2003 » Tue Aug 21, 2007 3:13 am

Landfall by 8:15 UTC. Eye working onshore, about 1/10 or so of it on.
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Re: Major Hurricane DEAN: (11 PM page 299) Discussions, Analysis

#11139 Postby Normandy » Tue Aug 21, 2007 3:13 am

NCSUwpack wrote:A guy on the radio is freaking out going crazy. He's saying there are no more trees... Then he gets cut off... Whoa.



WHAT?
What channeL?

And btw LOL this is astounding. Half of Dean is overland and he has maintained his impressive appearance. This is unreal.
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Re: Major Hurricane DEAN: (11 PM page 299) Discussions, Analysis

#11140 Postby typhoon_tim » Tue Aug 21, 2007 3:16 am

Normandy wrote:
NCSUwpack wrote:A guy on the radio is freaking out going crazy. He's saying there are no more trees... Then he gets cut off... Whoa.



WHAT?
What channeL?

And btw LOL this is astounding. Half of Dean is overland and he has maintained his impressive appearance. This is unreal.


...seriously... look at the northeast eyewall in the sat pic a couple posts above.... amazing!
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