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how strong would it be up there?
That depends. An earlier NHC discussion mentioned that even very coarse models had hurricane-force winds still present at 120 hours; also, should the storm transition to an extratropical system (nor'easter) after 96 hours, which has also been postulated, that would keep it stronger.
Well Wilma's been down graded to a cat 4, but given the fact that she's broken the rules in reguards to a Hurricane strengthening (IIRC an increase of one catigory per day as opposed to wilma's Jump from tropical storm to a cat 5 in 24 hours) I doubt thats going to matter much.
New England no longer under threat, but...
"Here comes another one!!"
Looks like NOAA might have to add to those storm names next year.
btw, swampy, where do you get those tracks from?
it's already beta. o.o
that LBAR track is scary. Looks improbable, though
The LBAR really wants that storm to go over Florida. I've looked at it numerous times and it slowly moves up.
LBAR and NHC98 are old "two-dimensional" models (the LBAR is run off the AVN - Aviation - model) and generally not the best of performers.
LBAR was consistantly north on Wilma, too (insisted on Tampa).
Tampa... Huricane magnet.
How true
On the discussion boards
here , "Tampa" is fast becoming a dirty word!
^_^
Chubby chick not tuning up yet...
It was too quiet in the Atlantic. It is not quite over yet.
Delta (Tropical Storm) Force
This hurricane season has been brought to you by...Energizer!
"And it's a New World Record..."
"...again..."
Tropical Storm EPSILON? Good greif....
At least it is not in the US/Canada neighbourhood...