Is there a way to see just lower level outflow though, since the center may still be a bit disrupted from the other heights within the storm?
ok...that didn't even make sense to post....lower level doesn't really outflow. haha it inflows!
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TreasureIslandFLGal wrote:
Is there a way to see just lower level outflow though, since the center may still be a bit disrupted from the other heights within the storm?
ok...that didn't even make sense to post....lower level doesn't really outflow. haha it inflows!
jlauderdal wrote:Texashawk wrote:Still not even a tropical storm watch for Jamaica? Very irresponsible in my opinion.
Here are their definitions so clearly they dont think the criteria is going to be met. Complacency a huge issue generated by too many watches/warnings..besides its a mid rang tropical storm that's disorganized, anyone really think they will be caught off guard..folks in the Caribbean are pros at this stuff and know what to do, they handle tropical situations better than the USA.
Tropical Storm Watch : Indicates that Tropical Storm conditions pose a possible threat within 36 hours.
Tropical Storm Warning : Indicates that Tropical Storm conditions, including possible sustained wind speeds of 34-63 knots or 63-117 km/h, are expected within 24 hours or less.
wxman57 wrote:jlauderdal wrote:Texashawk wrote:Still not even a tropical storm watch for Jamaica? Very irresponsible in my opinion.
Here are their definitions so clearly they dont think the criteria is going to be met. Complacency a huge issue generated by too many watches/warnings..besides its a mid rang tropical storm that's disorganized, anyone really think they will be caught off guard..folks in the Caribbean are pros at this stuff and know what to do, they handle tropical situations better than the USA.
Tropical Storm Watch : Indicates that Tropical Storm conditions pose a possible threat within 36 hours.
Tropical Storm Warning : Indicates that Tropical Storm conditions, including possible sustained wind speeds of 34-63 knots or 63-117 km/h, are expected within 24 hours or less.
Note that those are the old criteria for watches/warnings. The times that have been in effect unofficially since 2005 (until 2010) are 48 hours for watches, 36 hrs for warnings. This was made official last year.
From the NHC website:
Tropical Storm Warning:
An announcement that tropical storm conditions (sustained winds of 39 to 73 mph) are expected somewhere within the specified area within 36 hours.
Tropical Storm Watch:
An announcement that tropical storm conditions (sustained winds of 39 to 73 mph) are possible within the specified area within 48 hours.
TreasureIslandFLGal wrote:bamms staying with the westward, gulf-bound solution this morning. one says hello to Tampa Bay even, aka a Charlie-like path.
Emily better make that turn asap. -cuz I have some Rays games to go to this weekend! (Seeing the GoGo's after Friday's game. )
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