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Posted on 08/19/2007 3:52:51 AM PDT by NautiNurse
That’s what my eyes tell me, too.
Makes me wonder whether the IRS received their "fair share" of the booty.
I think that’s how they cool off when it’s hot. The ones around here do it regularly.
Thats what my eyes tell me, too.
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I never trust my eyes,,,
6 inch clear plastic hurricane ruler never lies...LOL;0)
I don’t think so... the Water Vapor satellite shows a nice little trough that Dean could start climbing into..
I expect a bee-line to Cancun... then, more of a lurch to the NW. I also think it will weaken considerably over the Yucatan, and with some shear from this upper level low in front of it.
That said... looking at what HAS happend: Kingston has taken just about the worst hit possible. When communications are restored, we’re going to hear some real horror stories...
If that high pressure moves slightly east I could see it. The upper level monsoonal flow will grab this guy in my opinion.
Yea... this looks like a tough one to predict to me.. Best case, it keeps moving forward quickly and gets on land.
But, it looks to me like it could slow down... then, all bets are off.
How accurate are the models? Especially this far out?
Thanks for the links. Is there a key or legend for that graphic with labels for the models and date/time of the runs?
and what about the High in the west that is forcast to move east in 36 hrs
They’re pretty accurate for... the next 24 hours! After that, forget it.
They are all beginning to converge now.. which is a good sign. But, really,... beyond 24-48 hours, they’re pretty much worthless, I think...
The ULL in the gulf is dang near stationary, and arguments for dean slipping towards it are kinda compelling.
Try to get on the air :)
http://www.radiojamaica.com/content/view/572/26/
Several roads left impassable from Deans wrath
Sunday, 19 August 2007
“Right about now some roads are entirely blocked. Norman Manley Highway, Port Henderson Road that is in Portmore, Lawrence Tavern main road, we have a land slippage at Mavis Bank, Constant Spring Road is impassable the vicinity in Immaculate High School,” said CCN Metro Officer Constable Kerrian Beckford.
“In Morant Bay on Queens Street that road is totally impassable. Molynes Road in the vicinity of Ackee Walk, Waterloo Road in the vicinity of Mega Mart, Hope Boulevard, Harbour View in the vicinity of the Quarry, Olympic Way in the vicinity of Cling Cling Avenue, those roads are totally blocked,”
“We have a situation in Lovers’ Lane in St. Thomas where persons were trapped in a house, police went to assist them and they refused the assistance of the police. Also the Bath Police Station in St. Thomas the roof was blown off,” said Ms. Beckford.
Meanwhile, the Gordon Town Road leading to Mavis Bank is now blocked by a fallen tree.
And a building on Chambers Lane near Matildas Corner collapsed an hour ago.
That is so bad. It’s a wonder ManbearPig isn’t with them.
Maybe they'll eventually figure out that Texans take care of themselves. (And help each other out too)
I didnt care that the reporter seemed to have a hard time saying Presidents Bush name though.
I'm not a bit surprised, LOL!
What is ManbearPig?. I have heard this word so much but no idea what it means.
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