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ryan what is the criteria for winds/mb to establish RI

wiki has 42mb or greater in 24 hrs? seems high

I'm actually not sure of the exact number. That could be it though.

Joe bastardi is probably the worst thing to happen to the online weather community. He's a disgraceful hack.

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Does anyone have a link to a site where you can see buoy reports on a map? I'm looking similar to the MesoWest maps but only for wind speed. I tried to pass the parameters in the URL but it looks like they are not being processed. I was looking for somethink that I could leave up and automatically updates and all I can find is tabular data. Thanks...

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Been following George for years, never a hypster. Not Katrina but by all outlooks not good. The Trop purists may have issues with structure but sensible weather and impact wise, this ranks up there.

LakeEffectKing, on 27 August 2012 - 05:37 PM, said:

The period of intensification tonight should be stout.  Also of concern is the slowing of the system, which not only prolongs the sensible effects, but would better maximize the frictional tightening of the wind field as the core approaches the quasi-concave coastline.  While I feel we most definitely won't have an intensity,nor the size of the beast from 7 years ago, the different angle of approach, the progged slower movement, and the potential for this to be strengthening up to LF, certainly creates a bit of deja vu, wrt anticipation of something "not-so-good".

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I'm having deja-vu harkening back to Irene that should be fresh in our minds here in NE... poor structure / concentric eyewall / very large TC all leading to significantly weaker winds at the core than one would expect from its minimum central pressure.

With Isaac, 980 mb and still just a high-end Tropical Storm. Obviously no concentric eyewall issues with Isaac, but wonder if the size of the TC (along with residual dry air and structural issues) will diffuse out any RI that could happen overnight. Not a forecast, but a concern.

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Regardless of strength........this storm is going to have a nasty wall of water with it, I think storm surge is going to be a major major issue.

I hope folks in low lying and coastal areas are taking this seriously and not caught up on strength of storm.

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Regardless of strength........this storm is going to have a nasty wall of water with it, I think storm surge is going to be a major major issue.

I hope folks in low lying and coastal areas are taking this seriously and not caught up on strength of storm.

The folks who downplay are as bad as the hypesters. Sort of like the political forum here, there is no middle road.

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The folks who downplay are as bad as the hypesters. Sort of like the political forum here, there is no middle road.

Angle of attack, and speed are going to play a major role, wave action on top of 6-12 foot surge along with astronomical tides are going to be pretty bad. I understand the purist mentality, but sensible weather is paramount.

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nope. Nothing wants to develop past few years, that is for sure. Would be surprised if this ends up more than a minimal hurricane...maybe 85 tops?

Yeah I'm starting to think that. There have been a couple moments where it has looked like it was ready to go to town then fell apart a few hours later.

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Interesting looking storm on vis. Almost looks more like a winter coastal than a TC...unless you include the towers

If you shifted all the convection and precip to the NNW side it would, This system as a whole has never really been very impressive, Best thing that could happen for the folks in LA and Mississippi is that it stays as a TC, It will be devastating enough as is

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Sadly the main thread is starting to fall apart. I think folks are getting desperate for this thing to blow up. I counted 8 different posts in the last little bit about people seeing an "eye". Has a TS ever had a visible eye before? I'm thinking no but perhaps i'm wrong. Either way Isaac don't look too impressive to me.

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