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| Posted by: Dr. Jeff Masters, 8:13 PM GMT en Agosto 27, 2006 | +0 |

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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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A cat 1 might not be a threat to tear off tens of thousands of roofs, but it can still bring a city to a standstill.
Mike
Center now resuming a course over water
I will check back in a couple of hrs to see if Ernesto ignores the forcast again and returns to a WNW course
Link
have a look at this photo, copy/paste the link.
My feel is that there are alot of people on here now who live for the second to second fluctuations in strength and then think they have it all figured out.
Totally agree. Ernesto strengthens and we got a cat 5 on the way. Now today many are saying Ernesto is dead. To me I really haven't had a feel since the center reformed yesterday. Since then I expected more of a western track which has not happened. The NHC's guidance has been poor, to this point, so that really hasn't helped. Many things can still happen. I expect some more changes in the track by tomorrow.
Thanks Quakeman, and tampabay, interesting, the next few hours should tell us more, still, if Ernesto gets much futher north, I still predict it will not have enough open water to develop into anything very serious.
Storm ERNESTO: Observed by AF #302
Storm #05 In Atlantic Ocean
Total Flights For Storm #05: 06
Date/Time of Recon Report: August 27, 2006 20:19:20 Zulu
Position Of The Center: 17 40 ' N 074 06 ' W (17.67 N 74.10 W)
Minimum Height Measured At Standard Level Of 850 Millibars: 1465 Meters (Normal: 1457 Meters)
Maximum Surface Winds Were Estimated At: 20 Knots (23 MPH)
Estimated Surface Winds Were Measured At: 018 Nautical Miles (20.7 miles) From Center At Bearing 131
Maximum Flight Level Winds Near Center Were 033 Knots (37.95 MPH) From 195
Maximum Flight Level Winds Were Measured 062 Nautical Miles (71.3 Miles) From Center At Bearing 131
Minimum Pressure: extrap 1004 Millibars (29.647 Inches)
Maxium Flight Level Temperature / Pressure Altitude Outside The Eye: 17C (62.6F) / 1523 Meters
Maximum Flight Level Temperature / Pressure Altitude Inside The Eye: 23C (73.4F) / 1523 Meters
Dewpoint Temperature / Sea Surface Temperature Inside The Eye: 13C (55.4F) / NAC (NAF)
Eye Wall Was Characterized As Being: NA
Eye Form Was Characterized As Being: NA
Center Fix Established Using: Penetration Wind Pressure Temperature
Center Fix Established At Level(s): 850 Millibars
Navigational Accuracy Measured At: 0.02 Nautical Miles
Meteorological Accuracy Measured At: 3 Nautical Miles
Other Information:
1: Maximum Flight Level Winds Were 33 KT E Quadrant at 20:00:40 Z
2: SLP EXTRAP FROM 850 MB
BUT tornadoes, no fun, not a game. 100% chance that you loose it all.
anyhow, just wait for the 11pm.update
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West Coast of FL to be an issue...why such a
drastic change in forcast in 24hrs? Is there
something else with a "high" or a "trough" or
a "something else" that could change this
forcast again taking it more West??
on that view ernesto LOOKS HUGE!!! HUGE!!!
if it wraps all that around him...OH MY @#$@#
I agree with you that the GFDL model seems the best for the past few years. Since I live the FL panhandle, I will wait until tommorrows forcast to decide to board up or not.
Anyone?
Just checked the latest visual and unless I've really lost it, there appears to be an exposed surface COC at 18.3N, 75.7W. Do we have a new (old?) COC forming? The banding just south of Guantanamo also seems to suggest a new center.
Tazmanian- Ever heard of Spell Check?
LOL sorry about that i try harder
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