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TS Alberto

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For most of the day the trend was to keep this thing just as a wave and have it stay down around the Bay of Campechee (sp?), but now it seems that it may develop into something and move northward into the Gulf. Three of the models take it along the Northern Gulf Coast, ranging from a New Orleans to a Panama City landfall--just as I am preparing to come down for two weeks on the 15th!

http://moe.met.fsu.edu/cgi-bin/cmctc2.cgi?time=2006060700&field=Sea+Level+Pressure&hour=Animation
 
Re: Trouble in the Tropics...

Let me say that no one is stating that it will be a hurricane, SSts are in the upper 80s from what I have heard on The Weather Channel, so it may just be a storm or even just a depression. We could sure use the rain from it around the South though.
 
Re: Trouble in the Tropics...

Looks like we will have Tropical Storm "Alberto" in the Gulf by early to mid-week.
 
Re: Trouble in the Tropics...

Here is a link to the real time infrared loop of the storm.
Here is a link to the real time water vapor loop of the storm -- quite cool to look at.
 
Re: Trouble in the Tropics...

Thanks for those links SJ. Dr. Steve Lyons on TWC says that is will most likely move towards Tampa, bringing beneficial rains to the penisular areas of FL. We could sure use some of that rain here in GA.
 
Re: Trouble in the Tropics...

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oh, dear...here we go again

remember sowal member tropicwatch at http://megaopps.8m.com/tropicwatch.html
 
Re: Trouble in the Tropics...

bsmart said:
Thanks for those links SJ. Dr. Steve Lyons on TWC says that is will most likely move towards Tampa, bringing beneficial rains to the penisular areas of FL. We could sure use some of that rain here in GA.
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I guess it's better now than later when storms are likely to be stronger. We do need the rain. I guess our plans to evacuate to Gainesville (also in path) or SoWal (house rented) might need some tweaking. :blink: I bought extra supplies this morning! ;-)
 
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