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Current Tropical Weather
Jul 18, 2008 | 12:59 PM
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Looks like that "spin" that came across Florida the last 3 days is going to be our next tropical depression.  Recon plane is passing through and should find a closed circulation along with some falling pressures.  The visible satt. picture is pretty impressive showing the exploding thunderstorms wrapping around the center.  Looks like it will creep northeast along the GA and Carolina coastlines this weekend.  They'll get some severe storms....some wind...some minor erosion.   We get the opposite...more sun and extra hot as drier air is pulled down from up north for the weekend.  Don't expect a drop in humidity...just a reduced chance for storms.
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BornToBeWild read my blog view my photos
Jul 18, 2008 | 7:20 PM

So it really has begun! I hope everyone is prepared for what could come!!!
thewizard read my blog view my photos
Jul 22, 2008 | 8:05 PM

OK, Glenn - I challenge you:

I'm saying no more than six hurricanes this season, and only two will touch the US

I'll even give you Dolly (but not Cristobal) as a 'hit' if it crosses the Rio Grande.

What are you predicting?
Glenn_Richards read my blog view my photos
Jul 25, 2008 | 7:01 PM

No, I'm going with 6-9 hurricanes total. We'll have 4 "touch" the US. The shear is a bit lighter than last....and the "trough" is established across the Central US. That should allow more hurricanes to spin up towards the US instead of staying south.

The Slurpee bet is back on!!
thewizard read my blog view my photos
Aug 4, 2008 | 8:00 PM

Ok, Glenn - if you want to earn Slurpee money, I need a number out of you, not 6-9

And I think we can both agree that Eduoard is a tropical storm, and if it does not turn into a hurricane, we're not going to count it
Glenn_Richards read my blog view my photos
Aug 18, 2008 | 5:20 PM

Quick update Monday eve. from the weather lab. Looks like Fay's track will true to what we were thinking the past two days. Will work ashore along the sw coastline and then move slowly north up towards Ocala and then Jax. Will bring worst weather Tuesday afternoon and overnight. Winds of 30-40 mph will be common...with gusts up to 50mph. Should pick up 2" of rain with up to 6" to the southeast of Orlando. Glad this is a weak system...and not a cat. 3 hurricane. This path would of been a worst case scenario for us if it were stronger.
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Don't mess with my forecasts!! It's been an excting ride here in Central Florida in our wild world of weather. It's started with the storm of the century in 1993 and continues today.....

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