Dr. Jeff Masters' WunderBlog

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Quoting RitaEvac:
96L going to mexico people quit wishcasting

Explain your reasoning please.

Quoting Hurricanes101:


there is no 97L yet

oh, I thought there would be one, since they tend to declare waves and systems invest when they hit 20%

Quoting Patrap:
..We're gonna need a Bigger Blog..

lol, at least its on subject again.

Quoting RitaEvac:
96L going to mexico people quit wishcasting

You remembered when I said not Texas for Alex, well its not the same case this time around.

like in 05 everything is close to home

Most of 96L's moisture is probably gonna get sucked into the trough in Florida anyway! LOL

We picked up over 3.50 inches today, and 1.77 yesterday, and over 10 in the last week! I love this

Quoting Patrap:


95L was nuther 18-20 to da coast,then inland thru the thickest warmest marsh.


Stay Tuned.

Land Rover is ready here...LOL..bad habit I picked up in Africa..can drive through water up to the windows..if it isn't moving too fast!!!

Quoting HurricaneSwirl:


LOL! 25 circles, of all different colors, yellow, orange, red, purple, blue, magenta, scarlet, cinnabar XD

LOL!!

NHC's going to run out of yellow crayon.

READY! SET!! GO!!!!

Quoting Patrap:
..We're gonna need a Bigger Blog..

Do you hear that often Patrap??

Isn't there a post limit per blog... I remember last year we exceeded it.

noaa has 4 circles now

Quoting Weather456:


You remembered when I said not Texas for Alex, well its not the same case this time around.

Nooooo! dude Im going on a trip, what are you seeing??

Quoting Weather456:
Its July 4 right? So 4 circles to celebrate.

BTW, happy independence to you guys in the US of A.

Thanks, W456!

Quoting WxLogic:


Jeje... close.

And perhaps a bit further west :)

I see someone in the NHC went a little overboard with one of these:

Quoting MiamiHurricanes09:
Explain your reasoning please.

lmao cuz Im going on a trip and dont want to be worrying about the gulf

Quoting Kristina40:


Is that a Red Shoulder Hawk? He looks almost identical to one that lives in the woods next to our house. I have a whole family of Black Racers that lives under my driveway, very cool snakes.

Red Tail Hawk here....the big bad boys (or girls more often if they are big) of the Hawks in North America...

Quoting CybrTeddy:
NHC's going to run out of yellow crayon.

NHC is gonna have an aneurysm.

Quoting Weather456:


You remembered when I said not Texas for Alex, well its not the same case this time around.

What? Where are you thinking it will go?

Quoting RitaEvac:


lmao cuz Im going on a trip and dont want to be worrying about the gulf

LOL!! Well I'll leave that one up to W456.

96L FROM LA/TX border.
KEEP EYE OUT

Quoting Dakster:


Do you hear that often Patrap??

Isn't there a post limit per blog... I remember last year we exceeded it.

Post Limit? Have seen over 4000 posts several times. What would that limit be?

What is so amusing is that 2, 3 and 4 have the potential to become named systems. They really do. As for 95L, well I don't think so.

Quoting Patrap:
..We're gonna need a Bigger Blog..

eeek...roflmao!! Hooper drives the boat!

My goodness... I can't imagine Aug. and Sep. when it comes. The atmosphere is definitely trying its best to balance all the heat content in the tropics.

This blog will definitely be too busy to follow soon.

MJO is due to arive in 7-10 days...HOLLY CRAP

Quoting Patrap:

95L looks like 95L is starting too fall a part some

The wave near Island should be invest 97L before night is over I think invest 96L will be a TD#2 BY 5AM

Quoting Weather456:
What is so amusing is that 2, 3 and 4 have the potential to become named systems. They really do. As for 95L, well I don't think so.

Agree.

Quoting LightningCharmer:
Post Limit? Have seen over 4000 posts several times. What would that limit be?

IIRC, 6,000 posts. Unless Dr. M and his tech staff increased the limit or upgraded the blog software.

We'll likely have 97L soon with the area entering the Caribbean.

Quoting muddertracker:

eeek...roflmao!! Hooper drives the boat!

Chief...Hooper drives the boat chief.lol

95L reminds me of Alica in 83, small system and south of LA

Quoting Weather456:
What is so amusing is that 2, 3 and 4 have the potential to become named systems. They really do. As for 95L, well I don't think so.

Agreed.

Quoting muddertracker:

eeek...roflmao!! Hooper drives the boat!

snicker,ack..!

vvvvrooooom!

Quoting HurricaneSwirl:
I see someone in the NHC went a little overboard with one of these:

Don't mind their "crayon" circles. Just hate when they use that "cone" drawing tool though.

Quoting TampaSpin:


MJO is due to arive in 7-10 days...HOLLY CRAP

Arent we already in an upward phase?

Wait a minute I leave for a few hours and now 4 AOI, who ticked off Mother Nature? Caribbean AOI looking better organized by the hour.

The steering set up is different from Alex. The storm should be heading NW over the next 3-4 days, placing it north of Alex forecast points. It should curve back more to the west at the end of the forecast cycle due to ridging to the north but how far north it would of gotten by then? We have to look not at the strength of the ridge this time around but its location which is parked and along the E USA, much further east than the ridge that steered Alex back west which was over the Central CONUS. Its gonna be a close call for SE Texas.

Quoting TampaSpin:


MJO is due to arive in 7-10 days...HOLLY CRAP

MJO in our basin and reluctant to leave because the Atlantic is where all the activity is.

Quoting RitaEvac:


Nooooo! dude Im going on a trip, what are you seeing??

That Trough is might big and pretty strong...?

Quoting stormpetrol:
Wait a minute I leave for a few hours and now 4 AOI, who ticked off Mother Nature? Caribbean AOI looking better organized by the hour.

BP did... 'nuff said.

96L and the Caribbean wave (97L soon to be) have the best shot of becoming Bonnie and Colin.

Quoting Weather456:
The steering set up is different from Alex. The storm should be heading NW over the next 3-4 days, placing it north of Alex forecast points. It should curve back more to the west at the end of the forecast cycle due to ridging to the north but how far north it would of gotten by then? We have to look not at the strength of the ridge this time around but its location which is parked and along the E USA, much further east than the ridge that steered Alex back west which was over the Central CONUS. Its gonna be a close call for SE Texas.

What do you think about the LA/MS region?

Quoting Dakster:


IIRC, 6,000 posts. Unless Dr. M and his tech staff increased the limit or upgraded the blog software.

Thanks, wasn't aware of that. Guess I don't lurk enough to see them all.

Quoting hydrus:
Arent we already in an upward phase?

We are.