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| Posted by: Dr. Jeff Masters, 02:57 AM GMT del 30 Giugno 2010 | +3 |

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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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Nice to run into a fellow "Longhorn". Looks like Alex is going to be a big rain maker in our neck of the woods. And with widespread rains from the past few days, flash flooding will definitely be an issue all day Thursday. I am concerned that Alex will veer north not long after it makes landfall this evening. Central Texas has its' share of storms that linger and cause much flooding. Hope it's not too serious.
during Ike's landfall, someone had the links/graphs to river flows from Bolivar on up to Bridge City, I remember the water being like 300x greater then normal flowing IN not out.
maybe someone can grab those flow graphics again
A lot of the convection is in its outer bands.
You can also look at the SHIPS Text for what it is indicating for steering:
FORECAST TRACK FROM OFCI INITIAL HEADING/SPEED (DEG/KT):295/ 5 CX,CY: -4/ 2
T-12 MAX WIND: 65 PRESSURE OF STEERING LEVEL (MB): 499 (MEAN=624)
Other models may have a different opinion.
Noticed that also, especially since two hours earlier it was 6C.
Supercomputers don't handle interconnected elements very well. Forecasters should rely on their brains more than on computers for complex storms like Alex. I myself predicted fairly accurately the complex interaction between Super Typhoon Nida of November 2009, the changes in sea surface temperatures, and the shifting of quasi-stationary highs and lows across the Pacific and in the Atlantic but there were always unexpected factors that threw off my predictions.
Thanks Storm!! Kind of what I was afraid of... hoping Alex goes inland QUICKLY!!!
Thanks so much.
Meteorological Assimilation Data Ingest System, Add to My Blog, Set as Default Current Conditions, Historical Data & Charts 27.2 °C 25 °C 88% NE a 43.5 km/h / 12.1 m/s
999.2 HPA 0 mm / hr 31 °C 2 m 29 min 49 sec ago
999.2mb at Port Elisabeth weather station
Hello, Nosorry thanks for information.
Now THAT is funny, and oh, so true. LOL!
Happened in the GOM as Rita was making landfall.
Ike's landfall...
Morning Storm! :)
Potential Track Problem For Alex
How's the Chipotle and honey BBQ crow tasting right now? You did say you wanted both.
Astro is a doomcaster
Claudette1234, Are you in Port Isabel?
Sigh. Third advisory:
NHC predicted slowing in forward motion, but not the associated rapid strengthening.
Link
but it had flow data, like cubic feet/minute, and flow direction.
No im not only is a MADIS station
Do you have a direct link to his stream ? I want to post it on my site
Storm....when is landfall "expected"? I mean, how much time does Alex have before the longwave trof affects it?
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