Ivan's Energy

The loop shows peculiar energy distribution in Ivan. At one point it becomes
"oblong" and it also seems
to loose the eye. The other disturbances associated with that band of
weather stretching into the Baja
clearly shows disintegration. A wierd muther indeed...maybe it will begin
to "fly apart" just before mainland US.
I still think it will end up in the gulf

http://weatheroffice.ec.gc.ca/satell...ages= 1&clf=1

try alt.weather.forcast rather than sci.astro

I still think it will end up in the gulf

Hi:

Well, it doesn't take too much guessing to see that that will happen. From
somebody who's lived through many a strom...they don't normally "fly apart,"
and this one appears to be strengthening rather than weakening now, being back
to CAT 4.

Peace,
Rod Mollise
Author of _Choosing and Using a Schmidt Cassegrain Telescope_
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"Rod Mollise" wrote in message
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I still think it will end up in the gulf

Hi:

Well, it doesn't take too much guessing to see that that will happen.

Well then why is NOAA and all the the others not even hinting at this?
Infact, as I said 2 days ago, the Yucatan is exactly in it's way. They
didn't even
mention it.

Subject: Ivan's Energy
From: "US and them"
Date: 9/11/2004 10:52 AM Eastern Daylight Time
Message-id: 2jE0d.95284$S55.88281@clgrps12



Well then why is NOAA and all the the others not even hinting at this?
Infact, as I said 2 days ago, the Yucatan is exactly in it's way. They
didn't even
mention it.
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It would be nice if the storm would go west toward the Yucatan, but the upper
levels wont allow it to go due west!

Lets just hope it stays at least 120 west offshore from the Tampa area, i just
moved on the Gulf...

Timing is the factor to where the storm hits, if it slows forward motion, then
another another upper level system could steer it toward Tampa, or it could go
more northwest toward Rod!!!

Chas P.

Well then why is NOAA and all the the others not even hinting at this?
Infact, as I said 2 days ago, the Yucatan is exactly in it's way. They
didn't even
mention it.

Hi:

Why? Because Yucatan is not in its way. That could have something to do with
it. ;-)

Peace,
Rod Mollise
Author of _Choosing and Using a Schmidt Cassegrain Telescope_
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"
Well then why is NOAA and all the the others not even hinting at this?
Infact, as I said 2 days ago, the Yucatan is exactly in it's way. They
didn't even
mention it.
*************************************
It would be nice if the storm would go west toward the Yucatan, but the
upper
levels wont allow it to go due west!


This latest jetstream and upper level wind situation seems to suggest
otherwise.
Look at the circulation of the sub-tropical jet and winds in the gulf
region.

http://www.intellicast.com/Local/USN...m&prodnav=none

Why? Because Yucatan is not in its way. That could have something to do
with
it. ;-)


Nnnn.nnot acccording to this Uuuuncle Rrrr-od.

http://weatheroffice.ec.gc.ca/satell...ages= 1&clf=1

You might be onto something, it just veered a bit west, the eye missing
Jamaica even though it was originally
projected to go over Kingston
--

Clear Skies,

Chuck

"US and them" wrote in message
news:f6x0d.91063$S55.68676@clgrps12...
The loop shows peculiar energy distribution in Ivan. At one point it
becomes
"oblong" and it also seems
to loose the eye. The other disturbances associated with that band of
weather stretching into the Baja
clearly shows disintegration. A wierd muther indeed...maybe it will begin
to "fly apart" just before mainland US.
I still think it will end up in the gulf


http://weatheroffice.ec.gc.ca/satell...ages= 1&clf=1

Subject: Ivan's Energy
From: "Ida Mann"
Date: 9/11/2004 12:26 PM Eastern Daylight Time
Message-id: QGF0d.183084$X12.174539@edtnps84


This latest jetstream and upper level wind situation seems to suggest
otherwise.
Look at the circulation of the sub-tropical jet and winds in the gulf
region.

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I hope your rite and it goes west! Please let me be wrong, but i still say to
the north or toward Tampa. Its been since 1921 for any hit in Tampa, its our
time.

Unless the upper air pattern changes alot, i dont see it going due west...

Chas P.