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Posted on 08/30/2006 6:30:12 PM PDT by NautiNurse
Thanks for the good wishes and take care where you are.
Thanks for the link.
June is as late as they posted.
http://www.weather.com/aboutus/television/music/june2006.html
Statement as of 11:00 PM EDT on August 31, 2006
reports from an Air Force Reserve hurricane hunter aircraft and data
from the Wilmington North Carolina WSR-88D indicate that Ernesto
has come up just short in its bid to become a hurricane. The radar
showed winds near 75 kt about 3000 ft above the surface a few hours
ago...but those winds have since diminished. The hurricane hunter
just reported a minimum central pressure of 988 mb about 10 N mi
from the North Carolina coast...with 63 kt winds
70 N mi northeast of the center. Some central convection remains
over water...and until this is inland there is a chance that
Ernesto could briefly reach hurricane strength in the next few
hours. Overall...Ernesto should weaken over land...then become
extratropical in about 36 hr. The cyclone should be absorbed by
the baroclinic system over the eastern United States in 48-72 hr.
The initial motion is 020/16. Ernesto should turn northward during
the next 24 hr and then north-northwestward as it rotates around
the deep-layer baroclinic system over the eastern United States.
All model track guidance agrees with this...and the new forecast
track is on the eastern edge of the model guidance. It is shifted
a little to the east of the previous track based mainly on the
initial position.
The combination of Ernesto and a strong high pressure area to the
northeast is expected to produce gale force winds from the Delmarva
Peninsula northward. However...these winds are not directly
associated with the circulation of the tropical cyclone. See
products issued by your local National Weather Service forecast
office.
Forecast positions and Max winds
initial 01/0300z 33.9n 78.2w 60 kt
12hr VT 01/1200z 35.7n 77.3w 45 kt...inland
24hr VT 02/0000z 37.6n 77.2w 30 kt...inland
36hr VT 02/1200z 39.4n 77.5w 25 kt...extratropical
48hr VT 03/0000z 41.7n 78.4w 25 kt...extratropical
72hr VT 04/0000z...absorbed by extratropical system
$$
forecaster Beven
From what? Folks unable to make a beer run because of the weather?
Prayers UP .
"domestic violence. "
"From what? Folks unable to make a beer run because of the weather?"
No, the FRANTIC piano music on TWC that howlin mentioned. Sets some people off.
what a wacky storm!
The worst weather is in a band to the NE of the center. Folks NE of the Cape Fear landfall need to be on guard for a chance of strong squall and especially a tornado. If you are in that sector, be sure to keep tuned to your local media for an adequate warning of any approaching severe weather.
All you have to do is link it.
Thanks. I just put it on my profile page for now. I'll find another use for it later.
I have no respect for a man who cannot hunt and gather enough to keep his own beer supply. Beat a woman off that?
Fire ants, with honey on his unit, on the beach after it dries off.
I didn't research exactly who were involved in the conversation with him... just pinged many prominent in these threads.
Anyway, thanks.
Gameover...
but the announcer just said 'Redskins 0-4...remember...the last time they finished 0-4 in the pre-season - in 82' - they won the superbowl'
Keep up the good work, time to get some sleep!
Tomorrow, just might be a long day.
-t
Local channels reporting idiots around Johnny Mercer pier, taking a look at the storm.
Oh, and a pizza delivery guy!
Can you imagine putting somebody in danger like that so you can have a pizza?
better him than you! lol :)
Amen to that. Rare is the tropical storm that fails to intensify over the warm waters of the Florida Straits, the waters that spawned the Great Labor Day Hurricane about the same time of year - but decides to intensify over the Florida Pensinsula just to be a pain in the arse.
Who is dumber, the driver or the people who ordered it?
My deck is COVERED with "debris".........just covered.
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