Dr. Jeff Masters' WunderBlog

Quoting CybrTeddy:
I've seen loads of comments about shear and it killing the season this year. Its June guys, not August, shear's suppose to be high. And even though its high right now its still below average.

In the Gulf


In the Caribbean


Average off the East Coast


In the Atlantic

Extrapolating form those graphs, it looks as if shear in most areas of the Atlantic basin would fall to zero by early July.

Have you seen his picture????
Answers a lot of questions.

they all can't be as handsome as you!

:)

No one seems to be picking up on the wave with clear cyclonic turning just north 5N of between 33-35W..!?

Anyone see that?

Baltimorebirds.i do

Quoting MiamiHurricanes09:
Over the past several days ridging over the eastern seaboard has really increased SSTs across the GOM. The Caribbean also very warm too.

June 6, 2010


June 11, 2010


It's amazing how rapidly SSTs can warm. The GOM has warmed most significantly due to the reasons above.

I have to say, the Caribbean looks exactly the way it should on the 11th of September, not the 11th of June.

been reading back i see hes back

Quoting AstroHurricane001:


Extrapolating form those graphs, it looks as if shear in most areas of the Atlantic basin would fall to zero by early July.

That's sounds similar to what happened in July 2005

Btw, I hope no one is falling for that disturbance in the SW Caribbean this afternoon, it will break your heart LOL

(moving into Central America)

Quoting MississippiWx:
Probability of above average temps. Look for those SSTs to keep going up with these temps and the NAO going way negative:

It looks like a clear example of an overheated Earth on a La Nina, cold PDO, warm-cold-warm Atlantic tripole, cold Kushiro current, warm Arctic anomaly, and Humboldt cut-off pattern. The EUROSIP and other cimate models predicted a warm Atlantic and Indian ocean this summer, and look at what we have. A lot of the extra heat is still in the Southern Hemisphere, and over the next several weeks we'll see some of those anomalies shifting to the north as the southern hemisphere cools under the influence of the southern winter andLa Nina.

I hit 100 degrees today in Hillsborough CaneWarning per WU. That's amazing.

kind crazy look by af cost

Quoting KEEPEROFTHEGATE:
been reading back i see hes back

Which manifestation? Lol

Quoting CybrTeddy:
I hit 100 degrees today in Hillsborough CaneWarning per WU. That's amazing.

I know. At least it's a dry heat, at least by our standards. I'm not sure I've seen my car say 100 before now!

Quoting ShenValleyFlyFish:


Which manifestation? Lol

I haven't seen him. The person they think is him can spell...so that makes me think it isn't him.

Quoting ShenValleyFlyFish:


Google: twhcracker Click on the first citation comes and it sends you right to her blog.

thank you, i looked to see if she had one i couldn't find it.

Baltimorebirds hey

Baltimorebirds .that ok ;)

Quoting Baltimorebirds:
stupid keyboard.Anyway it's still quite in the atlantic as we speak.Sorry guys if you see some of my post misspelled.It's this crappy keyboard.

You can always edit it :P. And I am amazed on what I am seeing in the west Africa map in a previous post

Quoting AstroHurricane001:


It looks like a clear example of an overheated Earth on a La Nina, cold PDO, warm-cold-warm Atlantic tripole, cold Kushiro current, warm Arctic anomaly, and Humboldt cut-off pattern...

I don't know what you just said, but I'm impressed.

is that showing a chance for a TC ... overland?? 0.o

Hi all.

work on my vehicle last Three Days...

Quoting Baltimorebirds:
Hey how the hell are you.I know but on my sorry computer it takes for ever to load.

I'm the heck fine!

Quoting Baltimorebirds:
What happend to that wave that eeryone said was going to turn into alex.

which one?

The EATL Wave continues to the west, we will see if the computer models are right that this wave will develop into a tropical depression along 30W. We've never had a tropical Cyclone form that far east this early, but that doesn't mean it can't happen. It will be interesting to see how the wave develops a couple of days from now.

Baltimorebirds /over-heating and big tune up.

StSimons u still here?

Baltimorebirds . i hope get done asp

Quoting SevereHurricane:
How much more similar can it get?

I noticed some things about 2010: the Gulf Stream is more broken, the northeastern MDR is warmer, the Guinea extention of the cold Benguela Current is warmer, the SSTs along Katrina's path are warmer in some places, the 20C-line is more flat generally, the Caribbean's heat is concentrated near Cuba and looks more like September, the Gulf is warmer overall, and more heat is concentrated around the Central American coast.

OMG. I show up and the blog dies.

Quoting Chicklit:


I don't know what you just said, but I'm impressed.

Impressed by the fact that Earth is warming, or by my analysis?

If you report a post to the blog administrator does it go to the person who wrote the blog or admin?

The Arkansas Flooding Tragedy could have been avoided!!

ALL people, no matter where you are, or where you are going ALWAYS should listen for weather bulletins, keep eyes open for watches or warnings. NOAA does a great job at the local NWS level to inform the public. People just need to pay attention!!

That you can put all that into one sentence.
Anyway, off to swim.
I also wonder where the park rangers were when the camp site was flooding. Very bad.
But if they can misplace cadavers and remains in the Arlington National Cemetery, I suppose anything can happen.

Quoting 850Realtor:
If you report a post to the blog administrator does it go to the person who wrote the blog or admin?

It goes to admin not to blog owner

Windsat this morning featured a broad low level circulation within the ITCZ associated with the tropical wave near 27W

hey