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| Posted by: Dr. Jeff Masters, 7:25 PM GMT on September 28, 2010 | +6 |



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Jeff co-founded the Weather Underground in 1995 while working on his Ph.D. He flew with the NOAA Hurricane Hunters from 1986-1990.
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Are you seeing a North wind on your station now ??.
Thanks for that..
Montego Bay,
Pressure 1003 Rising (strange, that)
Winds south
If you are still on, I think the L is 995mb as of the last advisory for reasons already mentioned.
Winds generally "catch up" to the pressure, so it is significant in that regard.
That being said, as large as the system is, that will take a long time, so it is not the same as a "normal" system.
Ships in the vicinity of TD 16 were reporting readings above 1000 mb. as late as 12noon. One of these was 1009 mb.
Global Ship Locator (sailwx) see ORCASYSTEMS blog
Nope, they are in reserve.
Actually been fairly dry here tonight-- I'm in the small clear space you see on the radar.
Same would happen here. Too many scares over nothing.
AOI
TS BUSTED FORECAST ALIBI
That may have been what the models were trying to pick up on, but got confuzzled. Too much activity all in one area.
Yes, people drown by driving into canals, but not because of flooding; they drive into canals because blinding rain has obscured their vision, because they are distracted, because they are drunk, because they lose control of their cars for a host of other reasons, but not because of flooding.
Difficult though it may be, think for a moment. Flooded roads slow a car's momentum and stall its engine; they do not cause it to accelerate into a canal.
Floods lead to intersection drowning deaths in most parts of the country, but not here.
hold on it's funny ill tell ya why just now.
shhhh - don't give it any ideas. Where are you located?
wait for it... you might need a snorkel.
somehow I am seeing the possiblity of the COC being relocated to near 18.5N 80.9W or a much stronger one there
Good evening Sir... I see you have company coming still.
Good to see a fellow Jamaican blogger, currently in my location there's a light drizzle with pressure fluctuating around 1002 mbar, winds calm.
Heck, it looks like that dang thing is about to form an eye. Talk about the magma chamber filling up fast. She's about to pop a new vent.
Disagree. Winds will catch up to the pressure enough before transition, imo.
I see two spins on this loop. One looks like the llc at aroung 20n 83w diving se toward the convection. The other looking like a mlc at around 22n 81w. I think this may be having vertical stacking issues.
I am sorry this is not one of those hurricanes you like to track so much
if you are that bored then why are you here? lol
Just as I thought models move back east
At this rate fickle #16 is going to meander around for 36 hrs.
Reform here and there.
Then only get its act together at the tail end of the front near Cozumel.
Either that or shoots off to the NNE like forecast to.
Well?
So I am crazy!
So is Monsoonal development!
News of landslides and flooding on both tv stations.
As I type start of another heavy downpour...
thats 11 hours ago...
Yep.
And she looks quite Attractive from here....
Either Otto or the "P" storm. The recent models call for Otto to form in a few days from the W Caribbean and they develop that tropical wave also.
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yeah nhc was giving it 10% earlier I wonder if they raised it.
In Jamaica there have already been reports of landslides and flooding. Thankfully I haven't heard of any deaths. Source- Jamaica Observer
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