Hi,
Your information seems to have gotten cut off, is this on a website or
somewhere I can look at it? :)
Anyways I agree based on the latest Recon, they peg a "very broad" 1003mb
center at 22.1N 87.3W and that is consistent on satellite images.. Also the
8pm models have come in and the focus is really now between
New Orleans and Tampa [which emphasis on the panhandle]. If this works out
and the GFDL is correct,
the west coast or panhandle may have *less* than 72 hours to prepare.
Jess what do we have for web cams out there?? :)
BTW I will be out in the Tampa region most of next week and weekend, maybe
for once I'll get a chase opportunity.
Mike
-----Original Message-----
From: kn4lf{at}webtv.net <kn4lf{at}webtv.net>
To: wx-forecast{at}egroups.com <wx-forecast{at}egroups.com>;
stormreports{at}casi-internal <stormreports{at}casi-internal>
Date: Friday, September 15, 2000 8:09 PM
Subject: [STORMREPORTS] Fwd: T.D.#11
Here are some of my latest thoughts on T.D. #11. As latest satellite
images appear to now show vertical stacking we may now actually have
T.S. Gordon and watches and warnings may go up along the SW and central
west coast of Florida soon.
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