Coming closer to Cayman than previously thought
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Derek Ortt
Coming closer to Cayman than previously thought
the WNW turn seems to have occurred a little sooner than expected and could now bring the storm very near cayman. Any deviation to the right will mean a repeat of Ivan... if not worse
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Re: Coming closer to Cayman than previously thought
Derek Ortt wrote:the WNW turn seems to ahve occurred a little sooner than expected and could now bring the storm very near cayman. Any deviation to the right will mean a repeat of Ivan... if not worse
thanks Derek, and yes i agree...
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I noticed this on the 2pm advisory:
EMILY IS MOVING TOWARD THE WEST-NORTHWEST NEAR 18 MPH...30 KM/HR...
AND THIS GENERAL MOTION IS EXPECTED TO CONTINUE FOR THE NEXT 24
HOURS. THIS MOTION SHOULD BRING THE CENTER OF EMILY SOUTH OF
JAMAICA THIS AFTERNOON AND NEAR GRAND CAYMAN ISLAND TONIGHT.
The 11am track wasn't all that close IMO.
EMILY IS MOVING TOWARD THE WEST-NORTHWEST NEAR 18 MPH...30 KM/HR...
AND THIS GENERAL MOTION IS EXPECTED TO CONTINUE FOR THE NEXT 24
HOURS. THIS MOTION SHOULD BRING THE CENTER OF EMILY SOUTH OF
JAMAICA THIS AFTERNOON AND NEAR GRAND CAYMAN ISLAND TONIGHT.
The 11am track wasn't all that close IMO.
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Brent wrote:I noticed this on the 2pm advisory:
EMILY IS MOVING TOWARD THE WEST-NORTHWEST NEAR 18 MPH...30 KM/HR...
AND THIS GENERAL MOTION IS EXPECTED TO CONTINUE FOR THE NEXT 24
HOURS. THIS MOTION SHOULD BRING THE CENTER OF EMILY SOUTH OF
JAMAICA THIS AFTERNOON AND NEAR GRAND CAYMAN ISLAND TONIGHT.
The 11am track wasn't all that close IMO.
It wasn't nearly that close to grand cayman....this will be VERY intereting to watch play out....
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I've noticed a more 290 heading since early this morning. Chalked it up to the "wobbling"
Though this heading has seemed to be fairly consistent. I would have thought though that with the High being forecasted as so strong, that it would have stayed on the 285 or even less.
What seems like a insignificant motion could prove to be catastrophic.
Though this heading has seemed to be fairly consistent. I would have thought though that with the High being forecasted as so strong, that it would have stayed on the 285 or even less.
What seems like a insignificant motion could prove to be catastrophic.
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canegrl04 wrote:she has gotten stronger than the NHC had counted on.And since a strong cane tends to pull northward,it has caught them by surprise.This will indeed factor into the projected path down the road espicially if she pulls north even more
very good point...also, everyone look at my GOM VIS topic...clearly shows at least some weakness in the western gulf...
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I'll tell you one thing: if this thing does "go right", moving 20mph and goes through the channel, the mets better be right about the ridge strengthing or someone on the Texas coast is gonna get hammered because there won't be enough time to adequately move people. JMO
Derek, is this move right significant or too early to tell?
Derek, is this move right significant or too early to tell?
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jwayne wrote:I'll tell you one thing: if this thing does "go right", moving 20mph and goes through the channel, the mets better be right about the ridge strengthing or someone on the Texas coast is gonna get hammered because there won't be enough time to adequately move people. JMO
Derek, is this move right significant or too early to tell?
Bob Breck sounded the all clear a week ago for all interests in United States.
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jlauderdal wrote:jwayne wrote:I'll tell you one thing: if this thing does "go right", moving 20mph and goes through the channel, the mets better be right about the ridge strengthing or someone on the Texas coast is gonna get hammered because there won't be enough time to adequately move people. JMO
Derek, is this move right significant or too early to tell?
Bob Breck sounded the all clear a week ago for all interests in United States.
Oh mr.Breck is so reliable isnt he?
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Re: Coming closer to Cayman than previously thought
Derek Ortt wrote:the WNW turn seems to have occurred a little sooner than expected and could now bring the storm very near cayman. Any deviation to the right will mean a repeat of Ivan... if not worse
Thought a couple days ago that everyone along the entire GOM should be alert for Emily. Also, the ridge doesn't look all THAT strong.
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jwayne wrote:I'll tell you one thing: if this thing does "go right", moving 20mph and goes through the channel, the mets better be right about the ridge strengthing or someone on the Texas coast is gonna get hammered because there won't be enough time to adequately move people. JMO
You are 100 percent correct. If she goes blowing through the Yucatan Channel and sets her eyes on the area between Freeport and Galveston, we will have a major disaster on our hands. A fast moving major hurricane is the worst thing that could happen here. IMO
That said, I wish people in the area were paying a little more attention to the storm. She is too far out to know for certain where she will end up. I, for one, do not plan on being caught by surprise.
Brady
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