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Isabel sure has a big eye for a cat-5 storm; does anyone have an
explanation for this oddity? -- Reply to sans two @@, or your reply won't reach me. "An election is nothing more than an advance auction of stolen goods." -- Ambrose Bierce |
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On Fri, 12 Sep 2003 16:44:17 -0500, Mike1
wrote: Isabel sure has a big eye for a cat-5 storm; does anyone have an explanation for this oddity? The 11 Pm forecast said there was an eyewall replacement cycle. She will wind up again especially with warmer water to the west. I have been staring at the water vapor loop and it looks like the ridge to the north of Isabel is moving west faster than the storm, Guess some of the models are not sure if the ridge is going to bridge over. Guess they feel there will still be plenty of time to plan evacuations once rhey know for sure. |
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Mike1 wrote:
Isabel sure has a big eye for a cat-5 storm; does anyone have an explanation for this oddity? No explanation, though an observation that this is much more common in the Pacific, where very strong storms are also more common and more persistent. |
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