Ivan about to head into some EXTREMELY warm water
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Yes, it is where she bombed, although a bit further west than where Ivan is now. Much of the warm water is shallow-ish, but there is a VERY deep warm pocket in the general vicinity that Ivan is headed. That's where upwelling would have the least chance of hindering development. Ivan is also moving at a decent enough clip (so far) that the shallow water doesn't matter too much.
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My personal favorite for water conditions:
https://www.navo.navy.mil/cgi-bin/graphic.pl/metoc/40/19/0-0-5/0
and heat content:
http://www.aoml.noaa.gov/phod/cyclone/data/ca.html
https://www.navo.navy.mil/cgi-bin/graphic.pl/metoc/40/19/0-0-5/0
and heat content:
http://www.aoml.noaa.gov/phod/cyclone/data/ca.html
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Cape Verde wrote:It isn't particularly reassuring that the colors chosen for this graphic look like peering into the mouth of a volcano.
Speaking of Gulf of Mexico volcanoes...
Let's hope these don't erupt
Remember.... there was a 6.0 earthquake near Ivan's path
on Thursday !
Quote:
"The researchers surmise that such asphalt volcanoes only occur in the Gulf of Mexico, but that they are abundant there, because the conditions required for their formation — deep water, salt diapirs below the seafloor, and the presence of oil deposits — are found only here."
http://www.hindu.com/seta/2004/06/03/st ... 151400.htm
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Ivanova wrote:I wonder how many subs are below Ivan ??
And, more importantly... whose subs
I'll bet there is one down there and it is an American. Maybe a Brit is allowed nearby as well.
Russian? Nah. They hardly leave the yards anymore.
Chinese? Too busy dropping off illegal aliens on the West Coast.
Iranian? Didn't they lose one under a supertanker recently?
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