Boston Bulldog
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Water vapor image. Core is tightening up and wind speeds are up to 85 mph. Low level eye is becoming more evident and should become visible in a few hours. What a beautiful storm.
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2013 Atlantic Hurricane Season
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skinowworklater
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Ok, who turned on the switch???????????
Boston Bulldog
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Wow, what a massive storm. I love these out-to-sea "gentle giants". They won't even hurt a fly, but are amazing to watch
Boston Bulldog
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Finally, the eye cleared out in the upper levels
ScottySkis
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Were is this supposed to go?
Boston Bulldog
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Out to sea
Conrad
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Looks like Hurricane Ingrid will cause some trouble for Mexico.
http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/09/14/us-storm-ingrid-idUSBRE98D0AH20130914
http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/
http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/09/14/us-storm-ingrid-idUSBRE98D0AH20130914
http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/
Conrad
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And also Tropical Storm Manuel looks like it is going to hit Mexico as well.
http://www.weather.com/news/weather...teen-tropical-storm-hurricane-manuel-20130913
http://www.weather.com/news/weather...teen-tropical-storm-hurricane-manuel-20130913
Boston Bulldog
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Humberto has degenerated into a strong extratropical storm near the Azores. It will traverse into warmer waters over the course of the week, creating the possibility of regeneration down to road.
Hurricane Ingrid quickly spun up in the Southern Gul, becoming a category 1 hurricane only 36 hours after being upgraded to a tropical storm. It looks disheveled, but it has a strong core of convection around a cloudy eye. Now an 80 mph hurricane. I will most likely move into Mexico during the coming days, but there is an outside (25%) chance of a Texas landfall
Hurricane Ingrid quickly spun up in the Southern Gul, becoming a category 1 hurricane only 36 hours after being upgraded to a tropical storm. It looks disheveled, but it has a strong core of convection around a cloudy eye. Now an 80 mph hurricane. I will most likely move into Mexico during the coming days, but there is an outside (25%) chance of a Texas landfall
Conrad
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Even though the winds barely qualify it as a typhoon, it seems like Man-yi is causing a ton of problems in Japan right now.
http://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/20...es-landfall-warnings-issued-in-western-japan/
http://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/20...es-landfall-warnings-issued-in-western-japan/
Boston Bulldog
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Tropical Storm Karan has formed in the southern Gulf. May become a low end Category 1 storm before landfall in the Alabama/Mississippi area. Meh
Didn't even know about it......
ScottySkis
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It supposedly going to fall apart and bring the east coast lots of rain next week hopefully the forecast is correct and it does no damage to anyone.
ScottySkis
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Tornado warning for NYC just got really dark outside, ride home will be long one hopefully everyone stays safe.
Abubob
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Stay away from trailer parks, shanty towns and schools.
BenedictGomez
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Has there still not been a single hurricane this year?
Conrad
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2013_Atlantic_hurricane_season
There have been two hurricanes. A pretty average season so far, although a surprising that the maximum wind speeds have been 85 mph when they were calling for a very active hurricane season.
ScottySkis
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I watched on weather channel that there really never correct with their predictions.
Abubob
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So they admit it! Maybe they should run for Congress.
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But congress never admits it lol
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