Dr. Jeff Masters' WunderBlog

Good evening all, seems Like we may run out of floaters this year. Lol -- What would the AOI east of the Leeward Islands be, Invest 97L or 98L? Which came first the AOI east of SFla or the one east of the Islands and would that determine how it gets classified? TIA

Quoting Hurricanes101:
um Plywood, JFV or whatever your name is

96L is not getting sheared and for anyone who wondered why you should be banned for good, your last post is an example

your condescending nature towards other is not welcome here

I believe he was referring to the tropical wave east of the Antilles.

COol whip and a brownie

ribs and ice cream

Quoting MiamiHurricanes09:
No. Lol. From what I'm currently seeing and thinking, (call me crazy, lol) I believe we will see 5 named storms in the month of July.

ok

Quoting kmanislander:


Just kidding. Have to be careful what I say here LOL. That said, it does appear to be a malfunction of the equipment.

LOL!
More likely the bouy was picked-up by an updraft and lifted to 8000 feet.
Seems to be still up there, too.
And hey, it could land in Florida, on you-know-who...

Good night StormW, I don't care what the rest of the bloggers think, you are alright in my book. :)

On this date in 2005 while we were also following newly designated TD4 we were also following TD3 as it did not get named before it hit the Yucatan and it emerged into the GOM on this day 5 years ago to become Tropical Storm Cindy and hit east LA as a TS, but was upgraded to a hurricane in post-season analysis.

96L is in a favorable environment, structure is improving

as was said earlier, the warming of the cloud tops is due to diurnal impacts, since 96L does not yet have a surface low it cannot be self-sufficient

I do feel we should see 97L out of the area east of the Islands by tomorrow morning the latest and we could see 98L out of the area by the Bahamas as well.

Quoting Mikla:
95L & 96L Models... 96L models shifted to the East...

How do you get that on Google Earth?!??

Quoting aquak9:
COol whip and a brownie

ribs and ice cream

Mmmm...ice cream.

Quoting bwi:


Maybe the buoy tipped over! Wind readings died same hour pressure plummeted. We'll know soon enough. Any ship obs?

Maybe a rogue wave swamped it? Still, would have high pressure if in the water...I think.

Quoting Bordonaro:
Please excuse the off-topic post for a minute.

To all the WU folks along the Boston, NYC, Philly down to DC. Heads up!

The heat wave you will experience this week is very similar to the TX heatwaves we have every summer.

Drink plenty of non-alcoholic, non- caffeinated beverages, like water & Gatorade. Wear light-weight, light-colored clothing. Avoid mercerizing or doing any strenuous activities during the heat of the day of the day.

Please stay in the AC as much as possible. Do NOT risk heat exhaustion or heat stroke, as they can come on quickly & kill.

hey bo we are under the heat as well here

WOCN11 CWTO 050127
Humidex advisory
Issued by Environment Canada Ontario region. 9:27 PM EDT Sunday
4 July 2010.

Humidex advisory issued for..
City of Toronto
Windsor - Essex - Chatham-Kent
Sarnia - Lambton
Elgin
London - Middlesex
Simcoe - Delhi - Norfolk
Dunnville - Caledonia - Haldimand
Oxford - Brant
Niagara
City of Hamilton
Halton - Peel
York - Durham
Huron - Perth
Waterloo - Wellington
Dufferin - Innisfil
Barrie - Orillia - Midland
Belleville - Quinte - Northumberland
Kingston - Prince Edward
Peterborough - Kawartha Lakes
Stirling - Tweed - South Frontenac
Bancroft - Bon Echo Park
Brockville - Leeds and Grenville
City of Ottawa
Gatineau
Prescott and Russell
Cornwall - Morrisburg
Smiths Falls - Lanark - Sharbot Lake
Renfrew - Pembroke - Barry's Bay.

..Hot, hazy and humid conditions on tap this week..

A typical hot weather pattern for Southern Ontario is setting up with
an area of high pressure Southeast of the Great Lakes.
Southwest winds along the northern edge of this high are transporting
hot temperatures and increasing humidity levels into the area.

Humidex values reached into the mid to high thirties today and are
expected to climb to 40 or more on Monday. The heat and humidity
will likely remain for 3 or 4 days until a cold front provides some
relief later this week.

Overnight temperatures will bottom out in the low twenties and will
be accompanied by uncomfortable humidity levels over the next several
days. So, there will be little in the way of night-time relief
during this spell of hot, hazy and humid weather.

This is an advisory that high humidex values are expected in these
Regions. Monitor weather conditions..Listen for updated statements.

END/OSPC


WLCN11 CWTO 041916
Smog advisory
Updated jointly by Environment Canada and the Ontario Ministry of
Environment at 3:16 PM EDT Sunday 4 July 2010.

Smog advisory continued for..
City of Toronto
Windsor - Essex - Chatham-Kent
Sarnia - Lambton
Elgin
London - Middlesex
Simcoe - Delhi - Norfolk
Dunnville - Caledonia - Haldimand
Oxford - Brant
Niagara
City of Hamilton
Halton - Peel
York - Durham
Huron - Perth
Waterloo - Wellington
Dufferin - Innisfil
Grey - Bruce
Barrie - Orillia - Midland
Belleville - Quinte - Northumberland
Kingston - Prince Edward
Peterborough - Kawartha Lakes
Stirling - Tweed - South Frontenac
Bancroft - Bon Echo Park
Parry Sound - Muskoka
Haliburton.

Today will be a day of elevated air pollution. Help spare the air by
taking public transit or by car pooling. The air quality index is
Expected to exceed the poor threshold of 50..Due to ground level
ozone/fine particulate matter/ozone and fine particulate matter.

The remainder of today will continue sunny and hot with light winds
due to a stagnant weather pattern. Pollutants from us and Ontario
sources will react with sunlight to form photochemical smog and
accumulate further over today's levels.

Many of our leisure activities contribute to smog formation.
Help spare the air by reducing car trips..Avoiding the use of oil
Based paints..Solvents..And gas powered engines such as lawn mowers
and chain saws.

During the episode individuals may experience eye irritation.
Heavy outdoor exercise may cause respiratory symptoms such as
coughing or shortness of breath. People with heart or lung disease
including asthma may experience a worsening of their condition.

For further information contact Kate Jordan at the Ontario Ministry
of Environment 416-314-6666.

END/OSPC

regional 18z cmc- mobile bay in 48 hrsLink

so when could we see 97L 09?

Quoting MiamiHurricanes09:
I believe he was referring to the tropical wave east of the Antilles.

oh right the one with the anticyclone over it lol

either way

Quoting bohonkweatherman:
Good night StormW, I don't care what the rest of the bloggers think, you are alright in my book. :)

Was someone dissing Storm? Thats no good, he is one of the best bloggers on here.

Quoting aquak9:
COol whip and a brownie

ribs and ice cream

Evening Aqua, Your making me hungry. Please stop talking about food....LOL

Quoting atmoaggie:
Maybe a rogue wave swamped it? Still, would have high pressure if in the water...I think.

Yes pressure would go up if underwater (a little something I learned from a met on channel 7 down here in Miami).

Quoting Mikla:
Buoy and METAR info...

and this also...

Quoting pottery:

LOL!
More likely the bouy was picked-up by an updraft and lifted to 8000 feet.
Seems to be still up there, too.
And hey, it could land in Florida, on you-know-who...

Too funny Pottery --- as long as it isn't near my house.

Quoting pottery:

LOL!
More likely the bouy was picked-up by an updraft and lifted to 8000 feet.
Seems to be still up there, too.
And hey, it could land in Florida, on you-know-who...

ROFL.

Quoting Tazmanian:
so when could we see 97L 09?

Later tonight or this morning with 98L following shortly after.

96l Could be the Real Oil-Zilla

Area east of the Bahamas has potential too, or else the NHC would have never put a yellow circle on it

It's on my weather website.

Quoting kputerman26:


How do you get that on Google Earth?!??

Quoting MiamiHurricanes09:
Later tonight or this morning with 98L following shortly after.

where would 98L be going

Watcha think atmo..?

Quoting Bordonaro:
Please excuse the off-topic post for a minute.

To all the WU folks along the Boston, NYC, Philly down to DC. Heads up!

The heat wave you will experience this week is very similar to the TX heatwaves we have every summer.

Drink plenty of non-alcoholic, non- caffeinated beverages, like water & Gatorade. Wear light-weight, light-colored clothing. Avoid mercerizing or doing any strenuous activities during the heat of the day of the day.

Please stay in the AC as much as possible. Do NOT risk heat exhaustion or heat stroke, as they can come on quickly & kill.

Good advice! and read the labels..
Make sure there is no caffeine, licorice root, or chromium picolinate.. I think that they can also make your heart race... Check with your Doctor if you have heart issues..
The key is:
Hydration, hydration, hydration!
and check on elderly people that you know...
and make sure that your pets have extra water and a cool place to be..

That's my strong advice stay home in the AC if you must imbibe. And do not operate heavy machinery that includes cars.

I haven't heard anyone make the case that these areas would be unable to develop.

Makes me nervous.

Quoting Tazmanian:


where would 98L be going

Lol you're killing me. Well steering would take it towards the Bahamas and then recurve it towards the Atlantic thereafter.

09 i think 96L i now re forming its low under the deepets t-storms

Quoting zoomiami:
I haven't heard anyone make the case that these areas would be unable to develop.

welcome to 2010 lol

95L is running out of time, I dont see us getting a name out of all 3 systems of the other systems, but I do see us getting 2

2714. KEEPEROFTHEGATE 2:34 AM GMT on July 05, 2010


Poor snookums :(

Please say it aint so..Pat!

Quoting MiamiHurricanes09:
Lol you're killing me. Well steering would take it towards the Bahamas and then recurve it towards the Atlantic thereafter.

ok

NEXRAD Radar
New Orleans, Storm Relative Mean Radial Velocity 1.45 Degree Elevation Range 124 NMI

No one was doing that, just a little Tropical Humor. The High Pressure in the Northeast along with the Heat up there I think is a playing factor into what is going on in the tropics, so to me they are kind of connected?

Quoting pottery:

LOL!
More likely the bouy was picked-up by an updraft and lifted to 8000 feet.
Seems to be still up there, too.
And hey, it could land in Florida, on you-know-who...

+1

Quoting Tazmanian:


where would 98L be going

Whoa, Taz! We're only up to 96L right now. I'm stuck here like a thumb surrounded by hot water.

One at a time!! :)

Quoting pottery:

LOL!
More likely the bouy was picked-up by an updraft and lifted to 8000 feet.
Seems to be still up there, too.
And hey, it could land in Florida, on you-know-who...

Crazy reading for sure. Don't know what to make of it other than equipment malfunction. The alternative is that 96L is faking us out LOL

Quoting zoomiami:
I haven't heard anyone make the case that these areas would be unable to develop.

Makes me nervous.

The only area unlikely to develop is 95L due to its proximity to land, massive dry air intrusion, high shear, and the fact that it is non-tropical and attached to a frontal boundary. All the other 3 areas currently being circled by the NHC, I think, all have a good chance of becoming a tropical storm.

Quoting zoomiami:
I haven't heard anyone make the case that these areas would be unable to develop.

Makes me nervous.

You gonna get wet Zoo... no two ways about it.

NEXRAD Radar
Mobile, Echo Tops Range 124 NMI

Quoting aquak9:


Whoa, Taz! We're only up to 96L right now. I'm stuck here like a thumb surrounded by hot water.

One at a time!! :)

hey its 2010