Dr. Jeff Masters' WunderBlog

whew finally over 400 its only taken us 12 hrs to do it

Quoting LongIslandXpress38:


He told me James C. was a bit full of himself, but a good guy..

He does have a likable personality, but you can tell he thinks he is King

I guess I have been looking at the radar too much since I'm seeing the blob to the west of the islands spinning...
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Where are my glasses? LOL!

Quoting PanhandleChuck:


He does have a likable personality, but you can tell he thinks he is King

And his wife has Parkinson's disease. I saw him at the annual Parkinson's walk in NYC back in 2006; so despite his mildly inflated ego, he has a genuine heart..

Quoting JLPR2:
I guess I have been looking at the radar too much since I'm seeing the blob to the west of the islands spinning...
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Where are my glasses? LOL!

it's a broad circulation.

Quoting KEEPEROFTHEGATE:
whew finally over 400 its only taken us 12 hrs to do it

That would take us an hour to get that done on average.

It's all MOTHMANS FAULT !

17n 57w getting organized tonight.

Quoting WeatherfanPR:


it's a broad circulation.

Ah thank you, I thought I was seeing things, so I guess I don't need my glasses after all. xD

Quoting gordydunnot:
Well goodnight you'll just got back from watching the gator game. The gator in the back of that pickup truck looked like it fared better than the team.Maybe next year. Got one today, go canes.

Going to the game next weekend? We will have a Category 5 hitting Miami though ;)

Quoting caneswatch:


Going to the game next weekend? We will have a Category 5 hit Miami though ;)

The GFS is now predicting the Hurricanes will be 11-1 before the ACC championship game... ugg you know those models though they can be o so wrong....lol... ok doing the cabbage patch for our win today!!! It's all about the U

huh cat5 hit fl huh

Quoting JLPR2:


Yeah I noticed that and 97L is trying to make a comeback and it isn't even the peak of D-max.

This small slow moving storms could be bad news for Puerto Rico, we can't forget Loiza, in 1975, it was one of the worst disasters to hit PR since hurricane "San Felipe II, in 1928. more than 50 people died due to the floods and millions of dollars in damage, bridges collapsed, mudslides, etc.

According to the NAM ang the GFS an extended period of unsettled weather is in store for the E Caribbean Islands

Quoting xcool:
huh cat5 hit fl huh

If you don't understand it, tell me.

Quoting 954FtLCane:

The GFS is now predicting the Hurricanes will be 11-1 before the ACC championship game... ugg you know those models though they can be o so wrong....lol... ok doing the cabbage patch for our win today!!! It's all about the U

I think the GFS is right ;)

97L is exploding, very cold cloud tops right now

lol

Is it me or is pretty much everything kinda stationary?

hurricane season next years bad

97L looks like a 20-30% to me


And guys, focus! XD It's still 2010 and this isn't over.

Things don't move much, that's true.

Good night everyone. Lol still waiting for the rain here in the N Leewards.

not much. hurricane season over jk

Where is the night crew?
Drunk?
XD LOL!

97L coming into view here:

im

I'm down from this: to this:

That's good :]

2 10% circles, hmm... I was expecting a 20% for 97L XD

Quoting xcool:

The CMC went into Doom mode. XD

EURO initialized with a 1008mb low to the SE of PR, probably the one the CMC went nuts with, the GFS doesn't have it.

hmm 2 10% wow

97L has another area of deep convection a little further south, what is it up to? XD

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Joint Typhoon Warning Center
Tropical Disturbance Summary
06:00 AM UTC October 3 2010
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An area of convection (92W) located at 11.5N 114.7E or 340 NM east northeast of Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam. Animated multispectral satellite imagery shows an area of broad cyclonic turning with flaring and unorganized convection. Upper level analysis indicates the system is located equatorward to the ridge axis in an area of upper level divergence and moderate vertical wind shear. The system is also tracking westward towards land, which should decrease the probability for development.

Maximum sustained winds near the center is 10-15 knots with a minimum sea level pressure of 1005 MB. Due to the close proximity to land and the unorganized convection, the potential for this disturbance to form into a significant tropical cyclone within the next 24 hours is DOWNGRADED TO POOR

Rather abrupt change in the 850mb vort, 97L is taking over, I think we might see 97L organizing further today.
850mb


I got to add, organize very slowly since it is not vertically stacked.
500mb

Quoting JLPR2:
Rather abrupt change in the 850mb vort, 97L is taking over, I think we might see 97L organizing further today.
850mb


I got to add, organize very slowly since it is not vertically stacked.
500mb

Impressive. You've learned a lot over time you've been on this site. Your time spent here certainly wasn't for naught. ;)

Quoting KoritheMan:


Impressive. You've learned a lot over time you've been on this site. Your time spent here certainly wasn't for naught. ;)

LOL!
Something has to stay in my brain after 3 years. XD

Well I'm off!
Night all, also, so far this is a no show in PR, we are dry. :]

Quoting JLPR2:
Well I'm off!
Night all, also, so far this is a no show in PR, we are dry. :]

I've seen that happen a lot, actually. It's not that uncommon to have a busted forecast with regards to precipitation chances.

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