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000
acpn50 phfo 101754
twocp
Tropical weather outlook
nws central pacific hurricane center honolulu hi
800 am hst fri sep 10 2010
For the central north pacific. Between 140w and 180
1. An area of disturbed weather 675 miles south-southeast of hilo
hawaii is moving west-northwest near 20 miles an hour. There is a
low. 20 percent chance of this system developing into a tropical
cyclone in the next 48 hours. This system is expected to encounter
unfavorable atmospheric conditions Saturday.
Elsewhere. No tropical cyclones are expected through Sunday morning.
$$
000
axnt20 knhc 101744
twdat
Tropical weather discussion
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl
205 pm edt fri sep 10 2010
Tropical weather discussion for north america. Central
america. Gulf of mexico. Caribbean sea. Northern sections of
south america. And atlantic ocean to the african coast from the
equator to 32n. The following information is based on satellite
imagery. Meteorological analysis. Weather observations. And
radar.
Based on 1200 utc surface analysis and satellite imagery through
1700 utc.
. Special features.
Tropical storm igor is centered near 16. 4n 31. 0w at 10/1500 utc
or about 405 nm w of the cape verde islands moving w at 14 kt.
Estimated minimum central pressure is 1004 mb. Maximum sustained
wind speed is 35 kt with gusts to 45 kt. Please see latest nhc
public advisory under awips/wmo headers miatcmat1/wtnt21 knhc
for more details. Easterly vertical wind shear has decreased
over igor. And is expected to decrease more over the next few
days giving igor a better opportunity for intensification with
the possibility of reaching hurricane strength by Sunday.
Numerous strong convection is mainly w of the center from
14n-19n between 31w-36w.
An area of disturbed weather is approaching the windward islands
associated with a 1009 mb surface low just w of barbados near
13n60w with a surface trough extending through the center from
16n59w to 10n61w. Scattered moderate/isolated strong convection
covers the area from 10n-16n between 56w-64w. Environmental
conditions should become more favorable for development into a
tropical cyclone of the next 48 hrs as the system moves wnw at 5
kt.
. Tropical waves.
Tropical wave is inland over w africa along 8w from 6n-15n
moving w 10-15 kt. Visible satellite imagery indicates low-level
cyclonic flow is about the wave axis concentrated near a 1012 mb
low along the axis near 11n. Scattered moderate/strong
convection is mainly w of the axis to the african coastline.
. Itcz.
The itcz axis is centered along 8n10w 11n19w resuming near 9n28w
9n40w 7n50w 10n57w. Scattered moderate/strong convection has
pushed off the w coast of africa from 7n-15n e of 18w. Scattered
moderate/isolated strong convection is from 5n-10n between
33w-45w. Similar activity is from 8n-10n between 45w-51w.
. Discussion.
Gulf of mexico.
A broad upper ridge covers the gulf of mexico centered over srn
texas near 29n98w with axis extending se across srn florida. An
upper level trough covers the sw gulf centered over the bay of
campeche near 21n93w. Showers/thunderstorms previously
associated with this upper trough have now dissipated. Water
vapor imagery indicates mostly dry air aloft across the basin
maintaining mostly fair conditions. Weak surface ridging covers
the area extending from the w atlc. Radar imagery does indicate
isolated showers across s florida and across a few areas of the
nrn gulf including ern texas and se louisiana. Expect little
change across the majority of the gulf over the next 24 hrs.
Caribbean sea.
A surface trough is approaching the wrn caribbean extending from
jamaica near 19n77w to 13n76w. This trough is associated with an
enhanced area of deep layer moisture. And is supporting
scattered showers/isolated thunderstorms from 12n-18n between
74w-82w. An area of low pressure just e of the windward islands
is bringing showers/thunderstorms to the se caribbean s of 16n e
of 65w. See special features above for more details. The
remainder of the basin is under the influence of dry air aloft
maintaining mostly fair conditions. Aloft. Mainly ely flow
covers the basin with nely winds aloft across the nw caribbean
around an upper level ridge extending across the gulf. A second
upper level ridge cover the ne caribbean centered over the
central atlc. Expect continued shower activity near both the
surface trough s of jamaica and the low pressure system near the
windward islands as both systems move wwd.
Atlantic ocean.
An upper level trough covering the nw atlc supports a frontal
boundary just n of the discussion area. However. Isolated
showers/thunderstorms have drifted s of the front covering the
area n of 29n between 61w-78w. Scattered showers/thunderstorms
have also flared up over central cuba and the sw bahamas from
21n-25n between 77w-80w associated with an area of enhanced
moisture over the area. The remainder of the sw atlc is
experiencing mostly fair weather under the influence of weak
surface ridging accompanied by dry air aloft. Farther e. A
surface trough extends from 26n44w to 14n45w connecting a pair
of low pressure centers. The first is a 1015 mb low centered
near 25n44w supporting scattered showers/thunderstorms ne of the
center from 25n-27n between 40w-44w. The second low center is a
1012 mb low centered near 16n45w. Possible isolated showers are
within 75 nm of the center. Surface ridging dominated the
remainder of the basin anchored by a 1026 mb high near 34n32w.
Aloft. A broad upper ridge cover the central and e atlc
centered near 23n31w.
For additional information please visit
http://www. Hurricanes. Gov/marine
$$
walton
000
acca62 tjsj 101740
twospn
Perspectivas sobre las condiciones del tiempo en el tropico
nws tpc/centro nacional de huracanes miami fl
200 pm edt viernes 10 de septiembre de 2010
Para el atlantico norte. El mar caribe y el golfo de mexico.
El centro nacional de huracanes esta emitiendo advertencias sobre la
reciente actualizada tormenta tropical igor. Localizada como a 465
millas al oeste de las islas de cabo verde.
Actividad de aguaceros y tronadas han cambiado poco en asociacion
con un sistema de baja presion casi estacionario localizado sobre
las islas de barlovento. Sin embargo. La presion en la superficie
esta bajando en esta area. Y data de la mision de reconocimiento
de la fundacion nacional de ciencias hacia y alrededor de este
sistema indican que la circulacion de este disturbio se ha definido
mejor. Las condiciones en el ambiente se esperan que se tornen mas
favorables durante los proximos dias para que una depresion tropical
se forme mientras el sistema se mueve hacia el oeste noroeste a
cerca de 5 mph. Existe una probabilidad mediana. 50 por ciento. De
que este sistema se convierta en ciclon tropical en las proximas 48
horas.
En el resto del area. No se espera formacion de ciclon tropical
durante las proximas 48 horas.
$$
Pronosticador stewart
Traduccion cortesia de la oficina del servicio nacional de
meteorologia en san juan puerto rico
000
abnt20 knhc 101730
twoat
tropical weather outlook
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl
200 pm edt fri sep 10 2010
For the north atlantic. Caribbean sea and the gulf of mexico.
The national hurricane center is issuing advisories on recently
upgraded tropical storm igor. Located about 465 miles west of
the cape verde islands.
Shower and thunderstorm activity has changed little in association
with a nearly stationary low pressure system located over the
windward islands. However. Surface pressures are falling in this
area. And data from a national science foundation reconnaissance
mission into and around this system indicates the circulation of
the disturbance has become better defined. Environmental conditions
are expected to become more conducive during the next couple of
days for a tropical depression to form as the system moves toward
the west-northwest at around 5 mph. There is a medium chance. 50
percent. Of this system becoming a tropical cyclone during the
next 48 hours.
Elsewhere. Tropical cyclone formation is not expected during the
next 48 hours.
$$
forecaster stewart
000
abpz20 knhc 101730
twoep
tropical weather outlook
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl
1100 am pdt fri sep 10 2010
For the eastern north pacific. East of 140 degrees west longitude.
Tropical cyclone formation is not expected during the next 48 hours.
$$
forecaster brennan
000
abnt20 knhc 101730
twoat
tropical weather outlook
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl
200 pm edt fri sep 10 2010
For the north atlantic. Caribbean sea and the gulf of mexico.
The national hurricane center is issuing advisories on recently
upgraded tropical storm igor. Located about 465 miles west of
the cape verde islands.
Shower and thunderstorm activity has changed little in association
with a nearly stationary low pressure system located over the
windward islands. However. Surface pressures are falling in this
area. And data from a national science foundation reconnaissance
mission into and around this system indicates the circulation of
the disturbance has become better defined. Environmental conditions
are expected to become more conducive during the next couple of
days for a tropical depression to form as the system moves toward
the west-northwest at around 5 mph. There is a medium chance. 50
percent. Of this system becoming a tropical cyclone during the
next 48 hours.
Elsewhere. Tropical cyclone formation is not expected during the
next 48 hours.
$$
forecaster stewart
000
abpz20 knhc 101730
twoep
tropical weather outlook
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl
1100 am pdt fri sep 10 2010
For the eastern north pacific. East of 140 degrees west longitude.
Tropical cyclone formation is not expected during the next 48 hours.
$$
forecaster brennan
000
axpz20 knhc 101555
twdep
Tropical weather discussion
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl
1605 utc fri sep 10 2010
Tropical weather discussion for the eastern pacific ocean from
the equator to 32n. East of 140w.
Based on 1200 utc surface analysis and satellite imagery through
1545 utc.
. Itcz.
Axis from 08n82w to 07n87w to 09n93w then resumes 12n98w to
09n110w to 12n117w to 12n133w then resumes 12n136w to 10n140w.
Scattered moderate within 60 nm s of axis e of 86w. Scattered
moderate isolated strong within 120 nm s of axis between 92w and
94w. Scattered moderate within 120 nm s of axis between 98w and
100w and within 150 nm n of axis between 99w and 104w. Similar
convection is within 60 nm of axis between 115w and 130w.
. Discussion.
Rather sharp negatively tilted upper level trough enters nw
corner of the discussion area near 32n134w and continues sse to
a cyclonic circulation near 16n128w. This narrow trough is
situated between two anticyclones and ridge axes. The first
anticyclone is over the extreme portion of the discussion area
near 19n140w with a ridge extending ewd to near 21n130w. The
other and more extensive anticyclone is centered along the rio
grande river near 27n98w and extends wwd across northern mexico
central baja california to 23n125w. The upper level cyclone is
likely to remain trapped in place while the parent trough shifts
more ne and weakens to a shear axis in between the two dominant
anticyclones.
Very dry and stable atmosphere due to moderate to strong
subsiding air mass covers the area w of a line from 30n105w to
20n130w to 10n140w. And s of the itcz w of 115w. Southern
periphery of ridge advecting abundant mid and upper level
tropical moisture into across baja california and the e pacific
n of 20n e of 120w. Above normal vertical shear across tropical
e pacific curtails significant convection developing along
summertime monsoonal trough.
At the surface. High pres center 1026 mb well nw of basin near
43n145w has an associated ridge extending se through 30n133w to
21n115w. A weak 1011 mb surface low was noted along the itcz
near 12n135w. However stable air mass in place and adverse
upper environment is limiting convective activity and hence
development of the low.
$$
cobb
000
wtca41 tjsj 101526
tcpsp1
Boletin
tormenta tropical igor advertencia numero 9
nws tpc/centro nacional de huracanes miami fl al112010
1100 am ast viernes 10 de septiembre de 2010
. Igor vuelve a convertirse en tormenta tropical sobre el lejano
atlantico este.
Resumen de las 11:00 am ast. 1500 utc. Informacion
----------------------------------------------
localizacion. 16. 4 norte 31. 0 oeste
cerca de 465 millas. 750 kilometros al oeste de las islas de cabo
verde
vientos maximos sostenidos. 40 mph. 65 kilometros por hora
movimiento actual. Oeste o 280 grados a 16 mph. 26 kilometros por
hora
presion minima central. 1004 milibaras. 29. 65 pulgadas
Vigilancias y avisos
--------------------
no hay avisos ni vigilancias costeros en efecto.
Discusion y perspectivas para las proximas 48 horas
------------------------------
a las 11:00 am ast. 1500 utc. El centro de la tormenta tropical
igor estaba localizado cerca de la latitud 16. 4 norte. Longitud
31. 0 oeste. Igor se mueve hacia el oeste cerca de 16 mph. 26
kilometros por hora. Y se espera que continue este movimiento
general durante los proximos dos dias.
Los vientos maximos sostenidos permanecen cerca de 40 mph. 65
kilometros por hora. Con rafagas mas altas. Se pronostica un
fortalecimiento adicional durante las proximas 48 horas. Y igor
puede convertirse en huracan para el domingo.
Vientos con fuerza de tormenta tropical se extienden hasta 35
millas. 55 kilometros. Mayormente al oeste del centro.
Presion minima central estimada es de 1004 milibaras. 29. 65
pulgadas.
Peligros afectando tierra
-------------------------
ninguno
Proximo boletin
-------------
proxima advertencia completa. 5:00 pm ast.
$$
Pronosticador stewart
Traduccion cortesia de la oficina del servicio nacional de
meteorologia en san juan puerto rico
000
wtnt21 knhc 101454
tcmat1
tropical storm igor forecast/advisory number 9
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl al112010
1500 utc fri sep 10 2010
There are no coastal watches or warnings in effect.
Tropical storm center located near 16. 4n 31. 0w at 10/1500z
position accurate within 30 nm
Present movement toward the west or 280 degrees at 14 kt
Estimated minimum central pressure 1004 mb
max sustained winds 35 kt with gusts to 45 kt.
34 kt. 0ne 0se 30sw 30nw.
12 ft seas. 0ne 0se 45sw 45nw.
Winds and seas vary greatly in each quadrant. Radii in nautical
miles are the largest radii expected anywhere in that quadrant.
Repeat. Center located near 16. 4n 31. 0w at 10/1500z
at 10/1200z center was located near 16. 3n 30. 3w
Forecast valid 11/0000z 16. 6n 33. 2w
max wind 40 kt. Gusts 50 kt.
34 kt. 30ne 30se 40sw 40nw.
Forecast valid 11/1200z 16. 8n 36. 2w
max wind 45 kt. Gusts 55 kt.
34 kt. 45ne 45se 30sw 45nw.
Forecast valid 12/0000z 17. 0n 39. 2w
max wind 50 kt. Gusts 60 kt.
50 kt. 20ne 20se 15sw 20nw.
34 kt. 60ne 60se 40sw 60nw.
Forecast valid 12/1200z 17. 1n 41. 7w
max wind 60 kt. Gusts 75 kt.
50 kt. 30ne 25se 20sw 30nw.
34 kt. 80ne 70se 50sw 80nw.
Forecast valid 13/1200z 17. 3n 46. 2w
max wind 70 kt. Gusts 85 kt.
50 kt. 40ne 35se 25sw 40nw.
34 kt. 90ne 80se 60sw 90nw.
Extended outlook. Note. Errors for track have averaged near 200 nm
on day 4 and 250 nm on day 5. And for intensity near 20 kt each day
Outlook valid 14/1200z 18. 2n 50. 3w
max wind 85 kt. Gusts 105 kt.
Outlook valid 15/1200z 19. 5n 53. 5w
max wind 95 kt. Gusts 115 kt.
Request for 3 hourly ship reports within 300 miles of 16. 4n 31. 0w
Next advisory at 10/2100z
$$
forecaster stewart
000
wtnt31 knhc 101454
tcpat1
bulletin
tropical storm igor advisory number 9
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl al112010
1100 am ast fri sep 10 2010
. Igor regains tropical storm status over the far eastern
atlantic ocean.
Summary of 1100 am ast. 1500 utc. Information
-----------------------------------------------
location. 16. 4n 31. 0w
about 465 mi. 750 km w of the cape verde islands
maximum sustained winds. 40 mph. 65 km/hr
present movement. W or 280 degrees at 16 mph. 26 km/hr
minimum central pressure. 1004 mb. 29. 65 inches
Watches and warnings
--------------------
there are no coastal watches or warnings in effect.
Discussion and 48-hour outlook
------------------------------
at 1100 am ast. 1500 utc. The center of tropical storm igor was
located near latitude 16. 4 north. Longitude 31. 0 west. Igor is
moving toward the west near 16 mph. 26 km/hr. And this general
motion is expected to continue for the next two days.
Maximum sustained winds have increased to near 40 mph. 65 km/hr.
With higher gusts. Additional strengthening is forecast during the
next 48 hours. And igor could become a hurricane by Sunday.
Tropical-storm-force winds extend outward up to 35 miles. 55 km.
Mainly west of the center.
Estimated minimum central pressure is 1004 mb. 29. 65 inches.
Hazards affecting land
----------------------
none.
Next advisory
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next complete advisory. 500 pm ast.
$$
forecaster stewart
000
acpn50 phfo 101155
twocp
Tropical weather outlook
nws central pacific hurricane center honolulu hi
200 am hst fri sep 10 2010
For the central north pacific. Between 140w and 180
1. An area of showers and isolated thunderstorms associated with a
weak low pressure system is located about 650 miles south southeast
of hilo. Hawaii. Environment conditions appear favorable for
gradual development of this system as it moves west northwest near
15 mph over the next few days. There is a medium chance. 40
percent. Of this feature becoming a tropical cyclone during the
next 48 hours.
Elsewhere. No tropical cyclones are expected through late Saturday
night.
$$
Brenchley
000
acca62 tjsj 101151
twospn
Perspectivas sobre las condiciones del tiempo en el tropico
nws tpc/centro nacional de huracanes miami fl
800 am edt viernes 10 de septiembre de 2010
Para el atlantico norte. El mar caribe y el golfo de mexico.
El centro nacional de huracanes esta emitiendo advertencias sobre la
depresion tropical igor. Localizada como a 350 millas al oeste de
las islas de cabo verde.
Aguaceros y tronadas han aumentado y se han organizado un poco mejor
esta manana en asociacion con un sistema de baja presion localizado
sobre las islas de barlovento. Algun desarrollo lento es posible de
este disturbio en los proximos dias a medida que se mueve al oeste a
oeste noroeste a cerca de 5 mph. Existe una probabilidad
mediana. 40 por ciento. De que este sistema se convierta en ciclon
tropical en las proximas 48 horas.
En el resto del area. No se espera formacion de ciclon tropical
durante las proximas 48 horas.
$$
Pronosticador stewart
Traduccion cortesia de la oficina del servicio nacional de
meteorologia en san juan puerto rico
000
axnt20 knhc 101143
twdat
Tropical weather discussion
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl
805 am edt fri sep 10 2010
Tropical weather discussion for north america. Central
america. Gulf of mexico. Caribbean sea. Northern sections of
south america. And atlantic ocean to the african coast from the
equator to 32n. The following information is based on satellite
imagery. Meteorological analysis. Weather observations. And
radar.
Based on 0600 utc surface analysis and satellite imagery through
1115 utc.
. Special features.
Tropical depression igor is centered near 16. 0n 29. 3w at 10/0900
utc or about 305 nm w of the cape verde islands moving w at 11
kt. Estimated minimum central pressure is 1004 mb. Maximum
sustained wind speed is 30 kt with gusts to 40 kt. Please see
latest nhc intermediate public advisory under awips/wmo headers
miatcpat1/wtnt31 knhc and the full forecast and advisory under
awips/wmo headers miatcmat1/wtnt21 knhc for more details.
Easterly vertical wind shear continues over the igor with the
low level center partially exposed as viewed on the first
visible satellite images. Scattered/numerous strong convection
is within 75 nm of line from 15n30w to 18n33w. Scattered
moderate/isolated strong convection covers the remainder of the
area from 14n-19n between 30w-34w.
A surface trough extends from 17n60w through a 1009 mb low
centered just w of the windward islands near 12n60w to near
10n59w. Scattered showers/isolated thunderstorms cover the area
from 10n-16n between 58w-65w including the windward islands.
Trinidad and tobago. The low is currently moving w or wnw near 5
kt. Some slow development of this disturbance is possible over
the next couple of days. There is a medium chance of this system
becoming a tropical cyclone during the next 48 hours.
. Itcz.
The itcz axis is analyzed along 10n30w 7n36w 7n47w 8n54w 7n60w.
Clusters of scattered moderate/strong convection are from 4n-10n
between 30w-39w and from 5n-10n between 44w-50w. Scattered
moderate/isolated strong convection is within 60 nm of 5n from
14w-17w with clusters of similar convection from 7n-10n w of 56w
to inland over south america. Clusters of scattered moderate
convection are within 120 nm along the coast of w africa s of
12n e of 8w.
. Discussion.
Gulf of mexico.
The broad upper ridge covers the most of the gulf waters
anchored along the texas coast between galveston and corpus
christi extending a ridge axis e along 29n across the n gulf
into the w atlc. An upper level inverted trough is along 92w in
the bay of campeche s of 23n to inland over s mexico generating
scattered showers/isolated thunderstorms in the bay of campeche
s of 20n between 91w-94w. A weak surface trough extends from
28n89w to 24n91w. This is leaving the remainder of the gulf
under mostly clear skies this morning with the exception of some
isolated low level showers dotting the area within 120/150 nm of
line from the florida straits near 25n80w to 27n94w.
Caribbean sea.
See special features above for activity over the se caribbean.
An inverted upper trough is over the bay of campeche in the gulf
of mexico enhancing scattered showers/isolated thunderstorms in
the gulf of honduras s of 18n w of 86w. Easterly flow aloft
covers the nw caribbean between 73w-84w. A second upper level
inverted trough is over the central caribbean extending from
colombia near 10n76w to jamaica near 17n78w. A surface trough
extends from e cuba near 20n77w across jamaica to near 14n78w
generating scattered showers/isolated thunderstorms between from
12n-17n between 75w-82w. The remainder of the caribbean is under
mostly clear skies with possible isolated low level showers
dotting the area s of 13n to the coast of venezuela between
65w-70w.
Atlantic ocean.
A deep layered trough is n of the discussion area supporting a
frontal boundary also n of the area. However. Scattered
showers/isolated thunderstorms are n of a line from 32n62w
30n72w to 32n77w associated with this front. The broad upper
ridge that covers the gulf of mexico extends an axis into the w
atlc across florida near daytona beach to near 26n65w. A
weakening narrow upper level trough extends into the central
atlc near 32n48w sw along 24n60w to the turks and caicos near
21n71w. Strong subsidence and dry stable air is se of the upper
trough covering the central atlc n of 15n to 44w. An e/w upper
ridge covers the e tropical atlc and is anchored n of t. D. Igor
near 20n28w extending an axis e to over w africa and w to 50w.
Beneath this upper ridge is the t. D. Igor in the special
features above. Also beneath the upper ridge is a 1013 mb
surface low centered near 16n45w with a surface trough extending
n along 21n45w to 26n42w generating scattered moderate
convection from 24n-27n between 40w-44w. A surface ridge covers
the remainder of the e atlc n of 26n e of 60w anchored by a 1025
mb high about 300 nm sw of the azores.
For additional information please visit
http://www. Hurricanes. Gov/marine
$$
paw
000
abnt20 knhc 101132
twoat
tropical weather outlook
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl
800 am edt fri sep 10 2010
For the north atlantic. Caribbean sea and the gulf of mexico.
The national hurricane center is issuing advisories on tropical
depression igor. Located about 350 miles west of the cape verde
islands.
Showers and thunderstorms have increased and become a little better
organized this morning in association with a low pressure system
located over the windward islands. Some slow development of this
disturbance is possible over the next couple of days as it moves
westward to west-northwestward at around 5 mph. There is a medium
chance. 40 percent. Of this system becoming a tropical cyclone
during the next 48 hours.
Elsewhere. Tropical cyclone formation is not expected during the
next 48 hours.
$$
forecaster stewart
000
abpz20 knhc 101131
twoep
tropical weather outlook
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl
500 am pdt fri sep 10 2010
For the eastern north pacific. East of 140 degrees west longitude.
Tropical cyclone formation is not expected during the next 48 hours.
$$
forecaster brennan
000
axpz20 knhc 101005
twdep
Tropical weather discussion
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl
1005 utc fri sep 10 2010
Tropical weather discussion for the eastern pacific ocean from
the equator to 32n. East of 140w.
Based on 0600 utc surface analysis and satellite imagery through
0915 utc.
. Itcz.
Axis from 13n114w to 09n128w to 10n140w. Scattered moderate
convection within 150 nm n and 60 nm s of axis from 116w-134w.
. Discussion.
Sharp upper level trough enters nw corner of e pac from 32n135w
to cyclone at 16n127w tries to push large well anchored ridge
over northern mexico without success. Cyclone likely to stay in
place while trough shift more ne and move out of basin sun.
Very dry and stable atmosphere due to moderate to strong
subsiding air mass w of line from 32n104w to 10n140w. Southern
periphery of ridge advecting abundant tropical moisture into e
pac coastal sections. But above normal vertical shear across
tropical e pacific curtails significant convection developing
along summertime monsoonal trough.
At the surface. High pres center 1027 mb well nw of basin has
ridge extend to 20n120w. Weak short-lived cyclonic circulations
sprout out of monsoonal trough. But stable air mass and adverse
upper environment appears to prevent their development.
$$
wally barnes
000
wtnt35 kwnh 100912
tcpat5
Public advisory number 18 for hermine
nws hydrometeorological prediction center camp springs md al102010
400 am cdt fri sep 10 2010
. Heavy rain and flash flood potential has ended as the remnants
of hermine dissipates.
Summary of 400 am cdt. 0900 utc. Information
-----------------------------------------------
location. No discernible surface circulation
Watches and warnings
--------------------
river flood warnings remain in effect for parts of arkansas and
eastern texas.
For information specific to your area. Including possible watches
And warnings. Please monitor products issued by your local
National weather service office at www. Weather. Gov.
Discussion and 48-hour outlook
------------------------------
at 400 am cdt. 0900 utc. There was no discernible surface
circulation for remnants of hermine.
Hazards
-------
rainfall. None
Rainfall totals
---------------
selected storm total rainfall in inches through 3 am cdt
. Arkansas.
Harrison 6. 57
clarksville 1. 7 n 4. 03
walnut ridge rgnl arpt 3. 60
jasper 2. 1 nw 3. 50
lamar 5. 7 nne 3. 36
fayetteville/drake field 3. 23
springdale 5. 8 ene 3. 04
busch 0. 4 e 2. 80
eureka springs 0. 5 n 2. 78
pea ridge 0. 2 wsw 2. 52
magazine 3. 0 nnw 2. 52
jonesboro 2. 48
bentonville 0. 6 w 2. 48
western grove 0. 1 sse 2. 40
decatur 2. 6 ese 2. 38
bella vista 2. 0 e 2. 33
fort smith 1. 52
little rock 1. 25
. Kansas.
Humboldt 4. 6 ese 2. 26
iola 2. 7 sse 2. 18
. Missouri.
Noel 3. 7 nnw 4. 40
west plains muni arpt 2. 62
seligman 3. 0 n 2. 53
joplin rgnl arpt 2. 36
kimberling city 1. 5 wnw 2. 35
shell knob 5. 6 ese 2. 22
galena 2. 4 nw 2. 10
emerald beach 3. 0 s 2. 08
cape girardeau 1. 89
springfield muni arpt 1. 88
poplar bluff 1. 79
. Oklahoma.
Eufaula 4. 6 ene 10. 35
purcell 6. 7 w 6. 14
bowlegs 5. 17
holdenville 5. 12
tecumseh 0. 4 ese 5. 05
noble 3. 3 se 4. 64
norman 10. 9 ese 4. 50
ada 0. 3 nnw 4. 50
sulphur 2. 5 wsw 3. 95
etowah 5. 9 nnw 3. 91
tulsa 6. 0 ssw 3. 71
muskogee/davis field airport 3. 54
. Texas.
Georgetown 15. 62
frisco 1. 9 n 14. 82
anderson mill 1. 4 nw 13. 19
jollyville 2. 1 ssw 13. 14
cedar park 1. 0 ese 12. 99
leander 2. 5 ese 12. 71
killeen 2. 9 ssw 12. 38
austin 10. 7 n 11. 95
brushy creek 1. 4 s 11. 87
west lake hills 2. 4 nnw 11. 69
fort worth 5. 4 ssw 7. 48
san antonio/stinson muni arpt 6. 73
houston 1. 4 ne 4. 47
corpus christi nas 3. 17
texarkana 2. 22
Next advisory
-------------
this is the last public advisory issued by the hydrometeorological
Prediction center for this system. Please refer to your local
National weather service office for further information on this
Storm.
Forecaster hamrick
$$
000
wtnt35 kwnh 100911
tcpat5
Public advisory number 18 for remnants of hermine
nws hydrometeorological prediction center camp springs md al102010
400 am cdt fri sep 10 2010
. Heavy rain and flash flood potential has ended as the remnants
of hermine dissipates.
Summary of 400 am cdt. 0900 utc. Information
-----------------------------------------------
location. No discernible surface circulation
Watches and warnings
--------------------
river flood warnings remain in effect for parts of arkansas and
eastern texas.
For information specific to your area. Including possible watches
And warnings. Please monitor products issued by your local
National weather service office at www. Weather. Gov.
Discussion and 48-hour outlook
------------------------------
at 400 am cdt. 0900 utc. There was no discernible surface
circulation for remnants of hermine.
Hazards
-------
rainfall. None
Rainfall totals
---------------
selected storm total rainfall in inches through 3 am cdt
. Arkansas.
Harrison 6. 57
clarksville 1. 7 n 4. 03
walnut ridge rgnl arpt 3. 60
jasper 2. 1 nw 3. 50
lamar 5. 7 nne 3. 36
fayetteville/drake field 3. 23
springdale 5. 8 ene 3. 04
busch 0. 4 e 2. 80
eureka springs 0. 5 n 2. 78
pea ridge 0. 2 wsw 2. 52
magazine 3. 0 nnw 2. 52
jonesboro 2. 48
bentonville 0. 6 w 2. 48
western grove 0. 1 sse 2. 40
decatur 2. 6 ese 2. 38
bella vista 2. 0 e 2. 33
fort smith 1. 52
little rock 1. 25
. Kansas.
Humboldt 4. 6 ese 2. 26
iola 2. 7 sse 2. 18
. Missouri.
Noel 3. 7 nnw 4. 40
west plains muni arpt 2. 62
seligman 3. 0 n 2. 53
joplin rgnl arpt 2. 36
kimberling city 1. 5 wnw 2. 35
shell knob 5. 6 ese 2. 22
galena 2. 4 nw 2. 10
emerald beach 3. 0 s 2. 08
cape girardeau 1. 89
springfield muni arpt 1. 88
poplar bluff 1. 79
. Oklahoma.
Eufaula 4. 6 ene 10. 35
purcell 6. 7 w 6. 14
bowlegs 5. 17
holdenville 5. 12
tecumseh 0. 4 ese 5. 05
noble 3. 3 se 4. 64
norman 10. 9 ese 4. 50
ada 0. 3 nnw 4. 50
sulphur 2. 5 wsw 3. 95
etowah 5. 9 nnw 3. 91
tulsa 6. 0 ssw 3. 71
muskogee/davis field airport 3. 54
. Texas.
Georgetown 15. 62
frisco 1. 9 n 14. 82
anderson mill 1. 4 nw 13. 19
jollyville 2. 1 ssw 13. 14
cedar park 1. 0 ese 12. 99
leander 2. 5 ese 12. 71
killeen 2. 9 ssw 12. 38
austin 10. 7 n 11. 95
brushy creek 1. 4 s 11. 87
west lake hills 2. 4 nnw 11. 69
fort worth 5. 4 ssw 7. 48
san antonio/stinson muni arpt 6. 73
houston 1. 4 ne 4. 47
corpus christi nas 3. 17
texarkana 2. 22
Next advisory
-------------
this is the last public advisory issued by the hydrometeorological
Prediction center for this system. Please refer to your local
National weather service office for further information on this
Storm.
Forecaster hamrick
$$
000
wtnt35 kwnh 100905
tcpat5
Public advisory number 18 for hermine
nws hydrometeorological prediction center camp springs md al102010
400 am cdt fri sep 10 2010
. Heavy rain and flash flood potential has ended as the remnants
of hermine dissipates.
Summary of 400 am cdt. 0900 utc. Information
-----------------------------------------------
location. No discernible surface circulation
Watches and warnings
--------------------
river flood warnings remain in effect for parts of arkansas and
eastern texas.
For information specific to your area. Including possible watches
And warnings. Please monitor products issued by your local
National weather service office at www. Weather. Gov.
Discussion and 48-hour outlook
------------------------------
at 400 am cdt. 0900 utc. There was no discernible surface
circulation for remnants of hermine. 400 am cdt. 0900 utc. There
was no discernible surface circulation for remnants of hermine.
Hazards
-------
rainfall. None
Rainfall totals
---------------
selected storm total rainfall in inches through 3 am cdt
. Arkansas.
Harrison 6. 57
clarksville 1. 7 n 4. 03
walnut ridge rgnl arpt 3. 60
jasper 2. 1 nw 3. 50
lamar 5. 7 nne 3. 36
fayetteville/drake field 3. 23
springdale 5. 8 ene 3. 04
busch 0. 4 e 2. 80
eureka springs 0. 5 n 2. 78
pea ridge 0. 2 wsw 2. 52
magazine 3. 0 nnw 2. 52
jonesboro 2. 48
bentonville 0. 6 w 2. 48
western grove 0. 1 sse 2. 40
decatur 2. 6 ese 2. 38
bella vista 2. 0 e 2. 33
fort smith 1. 52
little rock 1. 25
. Kansas.
Humboldt 4. 6 ese 2. 26
iola 2. 7 sse 2. 18
. Missouri.
Noel 3. 7 nnw 4. 40
west plains muni arpt 2. 62
seligman 3. 0 n 2. 53
joplin rgnl arpt 2. 36
kimberling city 1. 5 wnw 2. 35
shell knob 5. 6 ese 2. 22
galena 2. 4 nw 2. 10
emerald beach 3. 0 s 2. 08
cape girardeau 1. 89
springfield muni arpt 1. 88
poplar bluff 1. 79
. Oklahoma.
Eufaula 4. 6 ene 10. 35
purcell 6. 7 w 6. 14
bowlegs 5. 17
holdenville 5. 12
tecumseh 0. 4 ese 5. 05
noble 3. 3 se 4. 64
norman 10. 9 ese 4. 50
ada 0. 3 nnw 4. 50
sulphur 2. 5 wsw 3. 95
etowah 5. 9 nnw 3. 91
tulsa 6. 0 ssw 3. 71
muskogee/davis field airport 3. 54
. Texas.
Georgetown 15. 62
frisco 1. 9 n 14. 82
anderson mill 1. 4 nw 13. 19
jollyville 2. 1 ssw 13. 14
cedar park 1. 0 ese 12. 99
leander 2. 5 ese 12. 71
killeen 2. 9 ssw 12. 38
austin 10. 7 n 11. 95
brushy creek 1. 4 s 11. 87
west lake hills 2. 4 nnw 11. 69
fort worth 5. 4 ssw 7. 48
san antonio/stinson muni arpt 6. 73
houston 1. 4 ne 4. 47
corpus christi nas 3. 17
texarkana 2. 22
Next advisory
-------------
this is the last public advisory issued by the hydrometeorological
Prediction center for this system. Please refer to your local
National weather service office for further information on this
Storm.
Forecaster hamrick
$$
000
wtnt35 kwnh 100904
tcpat5
Public advisory number 18 for remnants of hermine
nws hydrometeorological prediction center camp springs md al102010
400 am cdt fri sep 10 2010
. Heavy rain and flash flood potential has ended as the remnants
of hermine dissipates.
Summary of 400 am cdt. 0900 utc. Information
-----------------------------------------------
location. No discernible surface circulation
Watches and warnings
--------------------
river flood warnings remain in effect for parts of arkansas and
eastern texas.
For information specific to your area. Including possible watches
And warnings. Please monitor products issued by your local
National weather service office at www. Weather. Gov.
Discussion and 48-hour outlook
------------------------------
at 400 am cdt. 0900 utc. There was no discernible surface
circulation for remnants of hermine. 00 am cdt. 0900 utc. There
was no discernible surface circulation for remnants of hermine. 00
am cdt. 0900 utc. There was no discernible surface circulation
for remnants of hermine.
Hazards
-------
rainfall. None
Rainfall totals
---------------
selected storm total rainfall in inches through 3 am cdt
. Arkansas.
Harrison 6. 57
clarksville 1. 7 n 4. 03
walnut ridge rgnl arpt 3. 60
jasper 2. 1 nw 3. 50
lamar 5. 7 nne 3. 36
fayetteville/drake field 3. 23
springdale 5. 8 ene 3. 04
busch 0. 4 e 2. 80
eureka springs 0. 5 n 2. 78
pea ridge 0. 2 wsw 2. 52
magazine 3. 0 nnw 2. 52
jonesboro 2. 48
bentonville 0. 6 w 2. 48
western grove 0. 1 sse 2. 40
decatur 2. 6 ese 2. 38
bella vista 2. 0 e 2. 33
fort smith 1. 52
little rock 1. 25
. Kansas.
Humboldt 4. 6 ese 2. 26
iola 2. 7 sse 2. 18
. Missouri.
Noel 3. 7 nnw 4. 40
west plains muni arpt 2. 62
seligman 3. 0 n 2. 53
joplin rgnl arpt 2. 36
kimberling city 1. 5 wnw 2. 35
shell knob 5. 6 ese 2. 22
galena 2. 4 nw 2. 10
emerald beach 3. 0 s 2. 08
cape girardeau 1. 89
springfield muni arpt 1. 88
poplar bluff 1. 79
. Oklahoma.
Eufaula 4. 6 ene 10. 35
purcell 6. 7 w 6. 14
bowlegs 5. 17
holdenville 5. 12
tecumseh 0. 4 ese 5. 05
noble 3. 3 se 4. 64
norman 10. 9 ese 4. 50
ada 0. 3 nnw 4. 50
sulphur 2. 5 wsw 3. 95
etowah 5. 9 nnw 3. 91
tulsa 6. 0 ssw 3. 71
muskogee/davis field airport 3. 54
. Texas.
Georgetown 15. 62
frisco 1. 9 n 14. 82
anderson mill 1. 4 nw 13. 19
jollyville 2. 1 ssw 13. 14
cedar park 1. 0 ese 12. 99
leander 2. 5 ese 12. 71
killeen 2. 9 ssw 12. 38
austin 10. 7 n 11. 95
brushy creek 1. 4 s 11. 87
west lake hills 2. 4 nnw 11. 69
fort worth 5. 4 ssw 7. 48
san antonio/stinson muni arpt 6. 73
houston 1. 4 ne 4. 47
corpus christi nas 3. 17
texarkana 2. 22
Next advisory
-------------
this is the last public advisory issued by the hydrometeorological
Prediction center for this system. Please refer to your local
National weather service office for further information on this
Storm.
Forecaster hamrick
$$
000
wtnt35 kwnh 100901
tcpat5
Public advisory number 18 for remnants of hermine
nws hydrometeorological prediction center camp springs md al102010
400 am cdt fri sep 10 2010
. Heavy rain and flash flood potential has ended as the remnants
of hermine dissipates.
Summary of 400 am cdt. 0900 utc. Information
-----------------------------------------------
location. No discernible surface circulation
Watches and warnings
--------------------
river flood warnings remain in effect for parts of arkansas and
eastern texas.
For information specific to your area. Including possible watches
And warnings. Please monitor products issued by your local
National weather service office at www. Weather. Gov.
Discussion and 48-hour outlook
------------------------------
at 400 am cdt. 0900 utc. There was no discernible surface
circulation for remnants of hermine. 400 am cdt. 0900 utc. There
was no discernible surface circulation for remnants of hermine.
Hazards
-------
rainfall. None
Rainfall totals
---------------
selected storm total rainfall in inches through 3 am cdt
. Arkansas.
Harrison 6. 57
clarksville 1. 7 n 4. 03
walnut ridge rgnl arpt 3. 60
jasper 2. 1 nw 3. 50
lamar 5. 7 nne 3. 36
fayetteville/drake field 3. 23
springdale 5. 8 ene 3. 04
busch 0. 4 e 2. 80
eureka springs 0. 5 n 2. 78
pea ridge 0. 2 wsw 2. 52
magazine 3. 0 nnw 2. 52
jonesboro 2. 48
bentonville 0. 6 w 2. 48
western grove 0. 1 sse 2. 40
decatur 2. 6 ese 2. 38
bella vista 2. 0 e 2. 33
fort smith 1. 52
little rock 1. 25
. Kansas.
Humboldt 4. 6 ese 2. 26
iola 2. 7 sse 2. 18
. Missouri.
Noel 3. 7 nnw 4. 40
west plains muni arpt 2. 62
seligman 3. 0 n 2. 53
joplin rgnl arpt 2. 36
kimberling city 1. 5 wnw 2. 35
shell knob 5. 6 ese 2. 22
galena 2. 4 nw 2. 10
emerald beach 3. 0 s 2. 08
cape girardeau 1. 89
springfield muni arpt 1. 88
poplar bluff 1. 79
. Oklahoma.
Eufaula 4. 6 ene 10. 35
purcell 6. 7 w 6. 14
bowlegs 5. 17
holdenville 5. 12
tecumseh 0. 4 ese 5. 05
noble 3. 3 se 4. 64
norman 10. 9 ese 4. 50
ada 0. 3 nnw 4. 50
sulphur 2. 5 wsw 3. 95
etowah 5. 9 nnw 3. 91
tulsa 6. 0 ssw 3. 71
muskogee/davis field airport 3. 54
. Texas.
Georgetown 15. 62
frisco 1. 9 n 14. 82
anderson mill 1. 4 nw 13. 19
jollyville 2. 1 ssw 13. 14
cedar park 1. 0 ese 12. 99
leander 2. 5 ese 12. 71
killeen 2. 9 ssw 12. 38
austin 10. 7 n 11. 95
brushy creek 1. 4 s 11. 87
west lake hills 2. 4 nnw 11. 69
fort worth 5. 4 ssw 7. 48
san antonio/stinson muni arpt 6. 73
houston 1. 4 ne 4. 47
corpus christi nas 3. 17
texarkana 2. 22
Next advisory
-------------
this is the last public advisory issued by the hydrometeorological
Prediction center for this system. Please refer to your local
National weather service office for further information on this
Storm.
Forecaster hamrick
$$
000
wtnt35 kwnh 100859
tcpat5
Public advisory number 18 for remnants of hermine
nws hydrometeorological prediction center camp springs md al102010
400 am cdt fri sep 10 2010
. Heavy rain and flash flood potential has ended as the remnants
of hermine dissipates.
Summary of 400 am cdt. 0900 utc. Information
-----------------------------------------------
location. No discernible surface circulation
Watches and warnings
--------------------
river flood warnings remain in effect for parts of arkansas and
eastern texas.
For information specific to your area. Including possible watches
And warnings. Please monitor products issued by your local
National weather service office at www. Weather. Gov.
Discussion and 48-hour outlook
------------------------------
at 400 am cdt. 0900 utc. There was no discernible surface
circulation for remnants of hermine. 400 am cdt. 0900 utc. There
was no discernible surface circulation for remnants of hermine.
Hazards
-------
rainfall. None
Rainfall totals
---------------
selected storm total rainfall in inches through 3 am cdt
. Arkansas.
Harrison 6. 57
clarksville 1. 7 n 4. 03
walnut ridge rgnl arpt 3. 60
jasper 2. 1 nw 3. 50
lamar 5. 7 nne 3. 36
fayetteville/drake field 3. 23
springdale 5. 8 ene 3. 04
busch 0. 4 e 2. 80
eureka springs 0. 5 n 2. 78
pea ridge 0. 2 wsw 2. 52
magazine 3. 0 nnw 2. 52
jonesboro 2. 48
bentonville 0. 6 w 2. 48
western grove 0. 1 sse 2. 40
decatur 2. 6 ese 2. 38
bella vista 2. 0 e 2. 33
fort smith 1. 52
little rock 1. 25
. Kansas.
Humboldt 4. 6 ese 2. 26
iola 2. 7 sse 2. 18
. Missouri.
Noel 3. 7 nnw 4. 40
west plains muni arpt 2. 62
seligman 3. 0 n 2. 53
joplin rgnl arpt 2. 36
kimberling city 1. 5 wnw 2. 35
shell knob 5. 6 ese 2. 22
galena 2. 4 nw 2. 10
emerald beach 3. 0 s 2. 08
cape girardeau 1. 89
springfield muni arpt 1. 88
poplar bluff 1. 79
. Oklahoma.
Eufaula 4. 6 ene 10. 35
purcell 6. 7 w 6. 14
bowlegs 5. 17
holdenville 5. 12
tecumseh 0. 4 ese 5. 05
noble 3. 3 se 4. 64
norman 10. 9 ese 4. 50
ada 0. 3 nnw 4. 50
sulphur 2. 5 wsw 3. 95
etowah 5. 9 nnw 3. 91
tulsa 6. 0 ssw 3. 71
muskogee/davis field airport 3. 54
. Texas.
Georgetown 15. 62
frisco 1. 9 n 14. 82
anderson mill 1. 4 nw 13. 19
jollyville 2. 1 ssw 13. 14
cedar park 1. 0 ese 12. 99
leander 2. 5 ese 12. 71
killeen 2. 9 ssw 12. 38
austin 10. 7 n 11. 95
brushy creek 1. 4 s 11. 87
west lake hills 2. 4 nnw 11. 69
fort worth 5. 4 ssw 7. 48
san antonio/stinson muni arpt 6. 73
houston 1. 4 ne 4. 47
corpus christi nas 3. 17
texarkana 2. 22
Next advisory
-------------
this is the last public advisory issued by the hydrometeorological
Prediction center for this system. Please refer to your local
National weather service office for further information on this
Storm.
Forecaster hamrick
$$
000
wtnt35 kwnh 100859
tcpat5
Public advisory number 18 for remnants of hermine
nws hydrometeorological prediction center camp springs md al102010
400 am cdt fri sep 10 2010
. Heavy rain and flash flood potential has ended as the remnants
of hermine dissipates.
Summary of 400 am cdt. 0900 utc. Information
-----------------------------------------------
location. No discernible surface circulation
Watches and warnings
--------------------
river flood warnings remain in effect for parts of arkansas and
eastern texas.
For information specific to your area. Including possible watches
And warnings. Please monitor products issued by your local
National weather service office at www. Weather. Gov.
Discussion and 48-hour outlook
------------------------------
at 400 am cdt. 0900 utc. There was no discernible surface
circulation for remnants of hermine. 400 am cdt. 0900 utc. There
was no discernible surface circulation for remnants of hermine.
Hazards
-------
rainfall. None
Rainfall totals
---------------
selected storm total rainfall in inches through 3 am cdt
. Arkansas.
Harrison 6. 57
clarksville 1. 7 n 4. 03
walnut ridge rgnl arpt 3. 60
jasper 2. 1 nw 3. 50
lamar 5. 7 nne 3. 36
fayetteville/drake field 3. 23
springdale 5. 8 ene 3. 04
busch 0. 4 e 2. 80
eureka springs 0. 5 n 2. 78
pea ridge 0. 2 wsw 2. 52
magazine 3. 0 nnw 2. 52
jonesboro 2. 48
bentonville 0. 6 w 2. 48
western grove 0. 1 sse 2. 40
decatur 2. 6 ese 2. 38
bella vista 2. 0 e 2. 33
fort smith 1. 52
little rock 1. 25
. Kansas.
Humboldt 4. 6 ese 2. 26
iola 2. 7 sse 2. 18
. Missouri.
Noel 3. 7 nnw 4. 40
west plains muni arpt 2. 62
seligman 3. 0 n 2. 53
joplin rgnl arpt 2. 36
kimberling city 1. 5 wnw 2. 35
shell knob 5. 6 ese 2. 22
galena 2. 4 nw 2. 10
emerald beach 3. 0 s 2. 08
cape girardeau 1. 89
springfield muni arpt 1. 88
poplar bluff 1. 79
. Oklahoma.
Eufaula 4. 6 ene 10. 35
purcell 6. 7 w 6. 14
bowlegs 5. 17
holdenville 5. 12
tecumseh 0. 4 ese 5. 05
noble 3. 3 se 4. 64
norman 10. 9 ese 4. 50
ada 0. 3 nnw 4. 50
sulphur 2. 5 wsw 3. 95
etowah 5. 9 nnw 3. 91
tulsa 6. 0 ssw 3. 71
muskogee/davis field airport 3. 54
. Texas.
Georgetown 15. 62
frisco 1. 9 n 14. 82
anderson mill 1. 4 nw 13. 19
jollyville 2. 1 ssw 13. 14
cedar park 1. 0 ese 12. 99
leander 2. 5 ese 12. 71
killeen 2. 9 ssw 12. 38
austin 10. 7 n 11. 95
brushy creek 1. 4 s 11. 87
west lake hills 2. 4 nnw 11. 69
fort worth 5. 4 ssw 7. 48
san antonio/stinson muni arpt 6. 73
houston 1. 4 ne 4. 47
corpus christi nas 3. 17
texarkana 2. 22
Next advisory
-------------
this is the last public advisory issued by the hydrometeorological
Prediction center for this system. Please refer to your local
National weather service office for further information on this
Storm.
Forecaster hamrick
$$
000
wtnt35 kwnh 100858
tcpat5
Public advisory number 18 for remnants of hermine
nws hydrometeorological prediction center camp springs md al102010
400 am cdt fri sep 10 2010
. Heavy rain and flash flood potential has ended as the remnants
of hermine dissipates.
Summary of 400 am cdt. 0900 utc. Information
-----------------------------------------------
location. No discernible surface circulation
Watches and warnings
--------------------
river flood warnings remain in effect for parts of arkansas and
eastern texas.
For information specific to your area. Including possible watches
And warnings. Please monitor products issued by your local
National weather service office at www. Weather. Gov.
Discussion and 48-hour outlook
------------------------------
at 400 am cdt. 0900 utc. There was no discernible surface
circulation for remnants of hermine. 400 am cdt. 0900 utc. There
was no discernible surface circulation for remnants of hermine.
Hazards
-------
rainfall. None
Rainfall totals
---------------
selected storm total rainfall in inches through 3 am cdt
. Arkansas.
Harrison 6. 57
clarksville 1. 7 n 4. 03
walnut ridge rgnl arpt 3. 60
jasper 2. 1 nw 3. 50
lamar 5. 7 nne 3. 36
fayetteville/drake field 3. 23
springdale 5. 8 ene 3. 04
busch 0. 4 e 2. 80
eureka springs 0. 5 n 2. 78
pea ridge 0. 2 wsw 2. 52
magazine 3. 0 nnw 2. 52
jonesboro 2. 48
bentonville 0. 6 w 2. 48
western grove 0. 1 sse 2. 40
decatur 2. 6 ese 2. 38
bella vista 2. 0 e 2. 33
fort smith 1. 52
little rock 1. 25
. Kansas.
Humboldt 4. 6 ese 2. 26
iola 2. 7 sse 2. 18
. Missouri.
Noel 3. 7 nnw 4. 40
west plains muni arpt 2. 62
seligman 3. 0 n 2. 53
joplin rgnl arpt 2. 36
kimberling city 1. 5 wnw 2. 35
shell knob 5. 6 ese 2. 22
galena 2. 4 nw 2. 10
emerald beach 3. 0 s 2. 08
cape girardeau 1. 89
springfield muni arpt 1. 88
poplar bluff 1. 79
. Oklahoma.
Eufaula 4. 6 ene 10. 35
purcell 6. 7 w 6. 14
bowlegs 5. 17
holdenville 5. 12
tecumseh 0. 4 ese 5. 05
noble 3. 3 se 4. 64
norman 10. 9 ese 4. 50
ada 0. 3 nnw 4. 50
sulphur 2. 5 wsw 3. 95
etowah 5. 9 nnw 3. 91
tulsa 6. 0 ssw 3. 71
muskogee/davis field airport 3. 54
. Texas.
Georgetown 15. 62
frisco 1. 9 n 14. 82
anderson mill 1. 4 nw 13. 19
jollyville 2. 1 ssw 13. 14
cedar park 1. 0 ese 12. 99
leander 2. 5 ese 12. 71
killeen 2. 9 ssw 12. 38
austin 10. 7 n 11. 95
brushy creek 1. 4 s 11. 87
west lake hills 2. 4 nnw 11. 69
fort worth 5. 4 ssw 7. 48
san antonio/stinson muni arpt 6. 73
houston 1. 4 ne 4. 47
corpus christi nas 3. 17
texarkana 2. 22
Next advisory
-------------
this is the last public advisory issued by the hydrometeorological
Prediction center for this system. Please refer to your local
National weather service office for further information on this
Storm.
Forecaster hamrick
$$
000
wtnt35 kwnh 100857
tcpat5
Public advisory number 18 for remnants of hermine
nws hydrometeorological prediction center camp springs md al102010
400 am cdt fri sep 10 2010
. Heavy rain and flash flood potential has ended as the remnants
of hermine dissipates.
Summary of 400 am cdt. 0900 utc. Information
-----------------------------------------------
location. No discernible surface circulation
Watches and warnings
--------------------
river flood warnings remain in effect for parts of arkansas and
eastern texas.
For information specific to your area. Including possible watches
And warnings. Please monitor products issued by your local
National weather service office at www. Weather. Gov.
Discussion and 48-hour outlook
------------------------------
at 400 am cdt. 0900 utc. There was no discernible surface
circulation for remnants of hermine. 400 am cdt. 0900 utc. There
was no discernible surface circulation for remnants of hermine.
Hazards
-------
rainfall. None
Rainfall totals
---------------
selected storm total rainfall in inches through 3 am cdt
. Arkansas.
Harrison 6. 57
clarksville 1. 7 n 4. 03
walnut ridge rgnl arpt 3. 60
jasper 2. 1 nw 3. 50
lamar 5. 7 nne 3. 36
fayetteville/drake field 3. 23
springdale 5. 8 ene 3. 04
busch 0. 4 e 2. 80
eureka springs 0. 5 n 2. 78
pea ridge 0. 2 wsw 2. 52
magazine 3. 0 nnw 2. 52
jonesboro 2. 48
bentonville 0. 6 w 2. 48
western grove 0. 1 sse 2. 40
decatur 2. 6 ese 2. 38
bella vista 2. 0 e 2. 33
fort smith 1. 52
little rock 1. 25
. Kansas.
Humboldt 4. 6 ese 2. 26
iola 2. 7 sse 2. 18
. Missouri.
Noel 3. 7 nnw 4. 40
west plains muni arpt 2. 62
seligman 3. 0 n 2. 53
joplin rgnl arpt 2. 36
kimberling city 1. 5 wnw 2. 35
shell knob 5. 6 ese 2. 22
galena 2. 4 nw 2. 10
emerald beach 3. 0 s 2. 08
cape girardeau 1. 89
springfield muni arpt 1. 88
poplar bluff 1. 79
. Oklahoma.
Eufaula 4. 6 ene 10. 35
purcell 6. 7 w 6. 14
bowlegs 5. 17
holdenville 5. 12
tecumseh 0. 4 ese 5. 05
noble 3. 3 se 4. 64
norman 10. 9 ese 4. 50
ada 0. 3 nnw 4. 50
sulphur 2. 5 wsw 3. 95
etowah 5. 9 nnw 3. 91
tulsa 6. 0 ssw 3. 71
muskogee/davis field airport 3. 54
. Texas.
Georgetown 15. 62
frisco 1. 9 n 14. 82
anderson mill 1. 4 nw 13. 19
jollyville 2. 1 ssw 13. 14
cedar park 1. 0 ese 12. 99
leander 2. 5 ese 12. 71
killeen 2. 9 ssw 12. 38
austin 10. 7 n 11. 95
brushy creek 1. 4 s 11. 87
west lake hills 2. 4 nnw 11. 69
fort worth 5. 4 ssw 7. 48
san antonio/stinson muni arpt 6. 73
houston 1. 4 ne 4. 47
corpus christi nas 3. 17
texarkana 2. 22
Next advisory
-------------
this is the last public advisory issued by the hydrometeorological
Prediction center for this system. Please refer to your local
National weather service office for further information on this
Storm.
Forecaster hamrick
$$
000
wtca41 tjsj 100840
tcpsp1
Boletin
depresion tropical igor advertencia numero 8
nws tpc/centro nacional de huracanes miami fl al112010
500 am ast viernes 10 de septiembre de 2010
. Se espera que igor se convierta en tormenta tropical mas tarde
hoy sobre el lejano atlantico oriental.
Resumen de las 5:00 am ast. 0900 utc. Informacion
----------------------------------------------
localizacion. 16. 0 norte 29. 3 oeste
cerca de 350 millas. 565 kilometros al oeste de las islas de cabo
verde mas al sur.
Vientos maximos sostenidos. 35 mph. 55 kilometros por hora
movimiento actual. Oeste o 280 grados a 13 mph. 20 kilometros por
hora
presion minima central. 1004 milibaras. 29. 65 pulgadas
Vigilancias y avisos
--------------------
cambios con esta advertencia.
Ninguno.
Resumen de vigilancias y avisos en efecto.
No hay avisos ni vigilancias costeros en efecto.
Discusion y perspectivas para las proximas 48 horas
------------------------------
a las 5:00 am ast. 0900 utc. El centro de la depresion tropical
igor estaba localizado cerca de la latitud 16. 0 norte. Longitud
29. 3 oeste. Igor se mueve hacia el oeste a cerca de 13 mph. 20
kilometros por hora. Y se espera continue este movimiento general
con un aumento en la velocidad de traslacion durante el proximo dia
o dos.
Los vientos maximos sostenidos permanecen cerca de 35 mph. 55
kilometros por hora. Con rafagas mas altas. Se espera que igor
alcance intensidad de tormenta tropical mas tarde durante hoy.
Presion minima central estimada es de 1004 milibaras. 29. 65
pulgadas.
Peligros afectando tierra
-------------------------
ninguno
Proximo boletin
-------------
proxima advertencia. 11:00 am ast.
$$
Pronosticadores avila
Traduccion cortesia de la oficina del servicio nacional de
meteorologia en san juan puerto rico
000
wtca41 tjsj 100840
tcpsp1
Boletin
depresion tropical igor advertencia numero 8
nws tpc/centro nacional de huracanes miami fl al112010
500 am ast viernes 10 de septiembre de 2010
. Se espera que igor se convierta en tormenta tropical mas tarde
hoy sobre el lejano atlantico oriental.
Resumen de las 5:00 am ast. 0900 utc. Informacion
----------------------------------------------
localizacion. 16. 0 norte 29. 3 oeste
cerca de 350 millas. 565 kilometros al oeste de las islas de cabo
verde mas al sur.
Vientos maximos sostenidos. 35 mph. 55 kilometros por hora
movimiento actual. Oeste o 280 grados a 13 mph. 20 kilometros por
hora
presion minima central. 1004 milibaras. 29. 65 pulgadas
Vigilancias y avisos
--------------------
cambios con esta advertencia.
Ninguno.
Resumen de vigilancias y avisos en efecto.
No hay avisos ni vigilancias costeros en efecto.
Discusion y perspectivas para las proximas 48 horas
------------------------------
a las 5:00 am ast. 0900 utc. El centro de la depresion tropical
igor estaba localizado cerca de la latitud 16. 0 norte. Longitud
29. 3 oeste. Igor se mueve hacia el oeste a cerca de 13 mph. 20
kilometros por hora. Y se espera continue este movimiento general
con un aumento en la velocidad de traslacion durante el proximo dia
o dos.
Los vientos maximos sostenidos permanecen cerca de 35 mph. 55
kilometros por hora. Con rafagas mas altas. Se espera que igor
alcance intensidad de tormenta tropical mas tarde durante hoy.
Presion minima central estimada es de 1004 milibaras. 29. 65
pulgadas.
Peligros afectando tierra
-------------------------
ninguno
Proximo boletin
-------------
proxima advertencia. 11:00 am ast.
$$
Pronosticadores avila
Traduccion cortesia de la oficina del servicio nacional de
meteorologia en san juan puerto rico
000
wtnt21 knhc 100832
tcmat1
tropical depression igor forecast/advisory number 8
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl al112010
0900 utc fri sep 10 2010
There are no coastal watches and warnings in effect.
Tropical depression center located near 16. 0n 29. 3w at 10/0900z
position accurate within 50 nm
Present movement toward the west or 280 degrees at 11 kt
Estimated minimum central pressure 1004 mb
max sustained winds 30 kt with gusts to 40 kt.
Winds and seas vary greatly in each quadrant. Radii in nautical
miles are the largest radii expected anywhere in that quadrant.
Repeat. Center located near 16. 0n 29. 3w at 10/0900z
at 10/0600z center was located near 15. 8n 28. 7w
Forecast valid 10/1800z 16. 0n 31. 1w
max wind 35 kt. Gusts 45 kt.
34 kt. 40ne 30se 20sw 40nw.
Forecast valid 11/0600z 16. 3n 34. 2w
max wind 40 kt. Gusts 50 kt.
34 kt. 40ne 40se 20sw 40nw.
Forecast valid 11/1800z 16. 5n 37. 5w
max wind 45 kt. Gusts 55 kt.
34 kt. 40ne 40se 20sw 40nw.
Forecast valid 12/0600z 16. 8n 40. 2w
max wind 55 kt. Gusts 65 kt.
50 kt. 25ne 25se 0sw 25nw.
34 kt. 75ne 75se 50sw 75nw.
Forecast valid 13/0600z 17. 0n 45. 0w
max wind 65 kt. Gusts 80 kt.
50 kt. 25ne 25se 25sw 25nw.
34 kt. 75ne 75se 50sw 75nw.
Extended outlook. Note. Errors for track have averaged near 200 nm
on day 4 and 250 nm on day 5. And for intensity near 20 kt each day
Outlook valid 14/0600z 18. 0n 49. 5w
max wind 80 kt. Gusts 100 kt.
Outlook valid 15/0600z 19. 5n 53. 5w
max wind 90 kt. Gusts 110 kt.
Request for 3 hourly ship reports within 300 miles of 16. 0n 29. 3w
Next advisory at 10/1500z
$$
forecaster avila
000
wtnt31 knhc 100832
tcpat1
bulletin
tropical depression igor advisory number 8
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl al112010
500 am ast fri sep 10 2010
. Igor expected to regain tropical storm strength later today over
the far eastern atlantic.
Summary of 500 am ast. 0900 utc. Information
----------------------------------------------
location. 16. 0n 29. 3w
about 350 mi. 565 km w of the cape verde islands
maximum sustained winds. 35 mph. 55 km/hr
present movement. W or 280 degrees at 13 mph. 20 km/hr
minimum central pressure. 1004 mb. 29. 65 inches
Watches and warnings
--------------------
there are no coastal watches or warnings in effect.
Discussion and 48-hour outlook
------------------------------
at 500 am ast. 0900 utc. The center of tropical depression igor
was located near latitude 16. 0 north. Longitude 29. 3 west. The
depression is moving toward the west near 13 mph. 20 km/hr and this
general motion with an increase in forward speed is expected during
the next day or two.
Maximum sustained winds remain near 35 mph. 55 km/hr. With higher
gusts. Igor is expected to regain tropical storm strength later
today.
Estimated minimum central pressure is 1004 mb. 29. 65 inches.
Hazards affecting land
----------------------
None.
Next advisory
-------------
next complete advisory. 1100 am ast.
$$
forecaster avila
000
axnt20 knhc 100554
twdat
Tropical weather discussion
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl
205 am edt fri sep 10 2010
Tropical weather discussion for north america. Central
america. Gulf of mexico. Caribbean sea. Northern sections of
south america. And atlantic ocean to the african coast from the
equator to 32n. The following information is based on satellite
imagery. Meteorological analysis. Weather observations. And
radar.
Based on 0000 utc surface analysis and satellite imagery through
0445 utc.
. Special features.
Tropical depression igor is centered near 15. 4n 28. 0w at 10/0300
utc or about 215 nm w of the southernmost cape verde islands
moving w-nw at 11 kt. Estimated minimum central pressure is 1004
mb. Maximum sustained wind speed is 30 kt with gusts to 40 kt.
Please see latest nhc intermediate public advisory under
awips/wmo headers miatcpat1/wtnt31 knhc and the full forecast
and advisory under awips/wmo headers miatcmat1/wtnt21 knhc for
more details. Easterly vertical wind shear continues over the
igor with the center under the eastern most portion of the deep
convection. Numerous strong convection is within a 45/60 nm
radius of 17n30w. Scattered moderate/strong convection covers
the remainder of the area from 14n-18n between 28w-32w.
Scattered moderate/isolated strong convection is sw of the low
level center from 12n-14n between 30w-34w.
A surface trough extends from 16n60w through a 1009 mb low
centered over the windward islands near 12n61w along the e coast
of trinidad to near 10n61w. This is a broad area of lower
pressure with a distinct cyclonic curvature. Scattered showers
with possible isolated thunderstorms cover the area from 10n-14n
between 58w-65w including the windward islands. The low is
currently near stationary and should begin to drift westward.
The environment is becoming a little less favorable for
development during the next day or two. There is a medium chance
of this system becoming a tropical cyclone during the next 48
hours. Itcz.
The itcz axis is analyzed along 10n26w 7n35w 9n50w 11n59w.
Clusters of scattered moderate/strong convection are within 150
nm n of the itcz from 31w-37w. Within 75 nm of line from 7n30w
to 6n40w. And within 200 nm s of the itcz from 44w-50w.
Scattered moderate/isolated strong convection is within a 60
radius of 5n15w.
. Discussion.
Gulf of mexico.
The broad upper ridge covers the most of the gulf waters
anchored along the texas coast just s of galveston extends a
ridge axis e along 29n across the n gulf into the w atlc. An
upper level inverted trough is inland over the yucatan peninsula
generating scattered showers/isolated thunderstorms in the e bay
of campeche s of 21n e of 92w. A weak surface trough extends
from 29n88w to 25n90w. This is leaving the remainder of the gulf
under mostly clear skies this morning with the exception of some
isolated low level showers dotting the area e of 90w including
the florida straits.
Caribbean sea.
See special features above for activity over the se caribbean.
An inverted upper trough is inland over the yucatan peninsula
covering the far w caribbean w of 85w. Easterly flow aloft
covers the nw caribbean between 73w-85w. A second upper level
inverted trough is over the central caribbean extending from
colombia near 11n71w to just s of the mona passage near 17n68w.
A surface trough extends from 16n78w across jamaica and e cuba
to near 22n77w generating clusters of scattered showers/isolated
thunderstorms between 72w-80w including colombia. Jamaica. And
e cuba. The remainder of the caribbean is under mostly clear
skies with possible isolated low level showers dotting the area.
Atlantic ocean.
A deep layered trough is n of the discussion area supporting a
frontal boundary also n of the area. However. Scattered
showers/isolated thunderstorms are n of 31n from bermuda to 76w
associated with this front. The broad upper ridge that covers
the gulf of mexico extends an axis into the w atlc across
florida near daytona beach to near 26n65w. A narrow upper level
trough extends into the central atlc near 32n52w sw along 25n60w
to the bahamas near 22n72w. Strong subsidence and dry stable air
is se of the upper trough covering the central atlc n of 13n to
44w. An e/w upper ridge covers the e tropical atlc and is
anchored n of t. D. Igor near 22n30w extending an axis e to over
w africa and w to 50w. Beneath is the t. D. Igor in the special
features above. Also beneath the upper ridge is a 1013 mb
surface low centered near 16n44w with a surface trough extending
n along 22n42w to 28n43w generating isolated showers within 120
nm sw of the surface low and scattered moderate/strong
convection from 23n-26n between 40w-43w. A surface ridge covers
the remainder of the e atlc n of 23n e of 55w anchored by a 1026
mb high about 400 nm sw of the azores.
For additional information please visit
http://www. Hurricanes. Gov/marine
$$
paw
000
acpn50 phfo 100547
twocp
Tropical weather outlook
nws central pacific hurricane center honolulu hi
800 pm hst thu sep 9 2010
For the central north pacific. Between 140w and 180
1. An area of showers and isolated thunderstorms associated with a
weak low pressure system is located about 650 miles south southeast
of hilo. Hawaii. Environment conditions appear favorable for
gradual development of this system as it moves west northwest near
15 mph over the next few days. There is a medium chance. 30
percent. Of this feature becoming a tropical cyclone during the
next 48 hours.
Elsewhere. No tropical cyclones are expected through Saturday
evening.
$$
Brenchley
000
acca62 tjsj 100542
twospn
Perspectivas sobre las condiciones del tiempo en el tropico
nws tpc/centro nacional de huracanes miami fl
200 am edt viernes 10 de septiembre de 2010
Para el atlantico norte. El mar caribe y el golfo de mexico.
El centro nacional de huracanes esta emitiendo advertencias sobre la
depresion tropical igor. Localizada como a 240 millas al oeste de
las islas de cabo verde.
Un area desorganizada de aguaceros y tronadas cerca de las islas de
barlovento esta asociada con un area estacionaria de baja presion.
Se espera que esta baja presion se movera lentamente hacia el oeste
y las condiciones ambientales aparentemente se tornan un poco menos
favorables para desarrollo durante los proximos dias. Existe una
posibilidad mediana. 30 por ciento. De que este sistema se
convierta en ciclon tropical en las proximas 48 horas.
En el resto del area. No se espera formacion de ciclon tropical
durante las proximas 48 horas.
$$
Pronosticadores avila
Traduccion cortesia de la oficina del servicio nacional de
meteorologia en san juan puerto rico
000
abnt20 knhc 100536
twoat
tropical weather outlook
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl
200 am edt fri sep 10 2010
For the north atlantic. Caribbean sea and the gulf of mexico.
The national hurricane center is issuing advisories on tropical
depression igor. Located about 240 miles west of the cape verde
islands.
Disorganized cloudiness and thunderstorms in the vicinity of the
windward islands are associated with a nearly stationary area of
low pressure. The low should begin to drift westward and it appears
that the environment is becoming a little less favorable for
development during the next day or two. There is a medium
chance. 30 percent. Of this system becoming a tropical cyclone
during the next 48 hours.
Elsewhere. Tropical cyclone formation is not expected during the
next 48 hours.
$$
forecaster avila
000
abpz20 knhc 100523
twoep
tropical weather outlook
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl
1100 pm pdt thu sep 9 2010
For the eastern north pacific. East of 140 degrees west longitude.
Tropical cyclone formation is not expected during the next 48 hours.
$$
forecaster avila
000
axpz20 knhc 100347
twdep
Tropical weather discussion
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl
0405 utc fri sep 10 2010
Tropical weather discussion for the eastern pacific ocean from
the equator to 32n. East of 140w.
Based on 0000 utc surface analysis and satellite imagery through
0315 utc.
. Itcz.
Axis begins at 12n118w and extends to 11n127w to 11n138w.
Scattered
moderate convection is within 120 nm s of the axis between
118w-122w.
. Discussion.
An upper level ridge extends wsw from an anticyclone centered
over the far nw gulf of mexico to across central mexico and the
far southern gulf of california to a col region near 21n130w.
The ridge is supporting scattered tstm activity over much of
central mexico. An anticyclone well w of the region extends a
ridge eastward to 20n140w and to 20n132w.
Water vapor imagery shows ample moderate subsidence covering
just about the entire area w of of a line from 26n112w to
19n125w to 11n1305. This is maintaining a very stable
environment denoted by scattered to broken stratocumulus clouds
moving sw n of about 19n and w of 125w.
To the n of the col region. A large upper level trough stretches
into the region through 32n137w to 28n131w and s to 23n131w.
While a narrow ridge moving e is to the ne of the trough. Upper
level moisture is staying to the n of the region as it streams
northwestward from the deep tropics of the central pacific up
and over the northern portion of the trough and over the crest
of the ridge where its tends to evaporate as it sinks
southeastward towards southern california.
To the e of the subsidence area. The upper level flow is quite
strong along the southern periphery of the ridge over mexico
maintaining an environment of high vertical shear across the
eastern pacific hampering any convection that does develop
from achieving any depth in height.
At the surface. A rather weak ridge stretches into the area
through 32n137w to 24n123w. High pres covers the area n of 21n w
of 125w. Some evidence of a weak monsoon trough is along 11n100w
8n110w with weakening isolated convection within 60 nm either
side
of it. The combination of weak high pres and lack of persistent
low pres in the tropical region will continue to allow for
relatively
light conditions throughout through at least the next 48 hours.
$$
aguirre
000
wtnt35 kwnh 100300
tcpat5
Public advisory number 17 for remnants of hermine
nws hydrometeorological prediction center camp springs md al102010
1000 pm cdt thu sep 09 2010
. Flooding potential decreases over the ozarks into the lower
ohio valley states. As remnant low center of hermine begins to
dissipate.
Summary of 1000 pm cdt. 0300 utc. Information
-----------------------------------------------
location. 37. 7n 95. 0w
about 25 miles. 45 km. E of chanute/martin john kansas.
About 120 miles. 193 km. Ssw of kansas city missouri.
Maximum sustained winds. 10 mph. 19 km/hr
present movement. E or 90 degrees at 4 mph. 6 km/hr
minimum central pressure. 1006 mb. 29. 71 inches
Watches and warnings
--------------------
flash flood warnings. Flood watches and advisories. Remain in
effect over parts of eastern oklahoma. Arkansas. Southern
missouri and extreme eastern kansas. As well as parts of
northeastern and southern texas.
For information specific to your area. Including possible watches
And warnings. Please monitor products issued by your local
National weather service office at www. Weather. Gov.
Discussion and 48-hour outlook
------------------------------
at 1000 pm cdt. 0300 utc. The center of remnants of hermine was
located near latitude 37. 7 north. And longitude 95. 0 west. The
remnant low center of hermine is dissipating over eastern kansas.
Potential of flooding is expected to be across northern
arkansas. Southeastern missouri. Extreme western kentucky and
northwestern tennessee into early Friday morning.
Maximum sustained winds are near 10 mph. 19 km/hr. With higher
gusts.
Minimum central pressure is 1006 mb. 29. 71 inches.
Hazards
-------
rainfall. Rainfall amounts of one to three inches. With
localized higher amounts. Can be expected through Friday from
southeastern missouri. Northeastern arkansas into western
kentucky and western tennessee.
Rainfall totals
---------------
selected storm total rainfall in inches through 9 pm cdt
. Arkansas.
Harrison 6. 57
clarksville 1. 7 n 4. 03
walnut ridge rgnl arpt 3. 60
jasper 2. 1 nw 3. 50
lamar 5. 7 nne 3. 36
fayetteville/drake field 3. 23
springdale 5. 8 ene 3. 04
busch 0. 4 e 2. 80
eureka springs 0. 5 n 2. 78
pea ridge 0. 2 wsw 2. 52
magazine 3. 0 nnw 2. 52
bentonville 0. 6 w 2. 48
western grove 0. 1 sse 2. 40
decatur 2. 6 ese 2. 38
bella vista 2. 0 e 2. 33
. Kansas.
Humboldt 4. 6 ese 2. 26
iola 2. 7 sse 2. 18
. Missouri.
Noel 3. 7 nnw 4. 40
west plains muni arpt 2. 62
seligman 3. 0 n 2. 53
joplin rgnl arpt 2. 36
kimberling city 1. 5 wnw 2. 35
shell knob 5. 6 ese 2. 22
galena 2. 4 nw 2. 10
emerald beach 3. 0 s 2. 08
springfield muni arpt 1. 88
. Oklahoma.
Eufaula 4. 6 ene 10. 35
purcell 6. 7 w 6. 14
bowlegs 5. 17
holdenville 5. 12
tecumseh 0. 4 ese 5. 05
noble 3. 3 se 4. 64
norman 10. 9 ese 4. 50
ada 0. 3 nnw 4. 50
sulphur 2. 5 wsw 3. 95
etowah 5. 9 nnw 3. 91
tulsa 6. 0 ssw 3. 71
muskogee/davis field airport 3. 54
. Texas.
Georgetown 15. 62
frisco 1. 9 n 14. 82
anderson mill 1. 4 nw 13. 19
jollyville 2. 1 ssw 13. 14
cedar park 1. 0 ese 12. 99
leander 2. 5 ese 12. 71
killeen 2. 9 ssw 12. 38
austin 10. 7 n 11. 95
brushy creek 1. 4 s 11. 87
west lake hills 2. 4 nnw 11. 69
fort worth 5. 4 ssw 7. 48
san antonio/stinson muni arpt 6. 73
houston 1. 4 ne 4. 47
corpus christi nas 3. 17
Next advisory
-------------
Next advisory issued at 400 am cdt. Please refer to your local
National weather service office for further information on this
Storm.
Forecaster kong
Forecast positions
------------------
initial 10/0300z 37. 7n 95. 0w
12hr vt 10/1200z 37. 4n 90. 1w. Post-trop/extratropical
$$
000
wtnt35 kwnh 100300
tcpat5
Public advisory number 17 for remnants of hermine
nws hydrometeorological prediction center camp springs md al102010
1000 pm cdt thu sep 09 2010
. Flooding potential decreases over the ozarks into the lower
ohio valley states. As remnant low center of hermine begins to
dissipate.
Summary of 1000 pm cdt. 0300 utc. Information
-----------------------------------------------
location. 37. 7n 95. 0w
about 25 miles. 45 km. E of chanute/martin john kansas.
About 120 miles. 193 km. Ssw of kansas city missouri.
Maximum sustained winds. 10 mph. 19 km/hr
present movement. E or 90 degrees at 4 mph. 6 km/hr
minimum central pressure. 1006 mb. 29. 71 inches
Watches and warnings
--------------------
flash flood warnings. Flood watches and advisories. Remain in
effect over parts of eastern oklahoma. Arkansas. Southern
missouri and extreme eastern kansas. As well as parts of
northeastern and southern texas.
For information specific to your area. Including possible watches
And warnings. Please monitor products issued by your local
National weather service office at www. Weather. Gov.
Discussion and 48-hour outlook
------------------------------
at 1000 pm cdt. 0300 utc. The center of remnants of hermine was
located near latitude 37. 7 north. And longitude 95. 0 west. The
remnant low center of hermine is dissipating over eastern kansas.
Potential of flooding is expected to be across northern
arkansas. Southeastern missouri. Extreme western kentucky and
northwestern tennessee into early Friday morning.
Maximum sustained winds are near 10 mph. 19 km/hr. With higher
gusts.
Minimum central pressure is 1006 mb. 29. 71 inches.
Hazards
-------
rainfall. Rainfall amounts of one to three inches. With
localized higher amounts. Can be expected through Friday from
southeastern missouri. Northeastern arkansas into western
kentucky and western tennessee.
Rainfall totals
---------------
selected storm total rainfall in inches through 9 pm cdt
. Arkansas.
Harrison 6. 57
clarksville 1. 7 n 4. 03
walnut ridge rgnl arpt 3. 60
jasper 2. 1 nw 3. 50
lamar 5. 7 nne 3. 36
fayetteville/drake field 3. 23
springdale 5. 8 ene 3. 04
busch 0. 4 e 2. 80
eureka springs 0. 5 n 2. 78
pea ridge 0. 2 wsw 2. 52
magazine 3. 0 nnw 2. 52
bentonville 0. 6 w 2. 48
western grove 0. 1 sse 2. 40
decatur 2. 6 ese 2. 38
bella vista 2. 0 e 2. 33
. Kansas.
Humboldt 4. 6 ese 2. 26
iola 2. 7 sse 2. 18
. Missouri.
Noel 3. 7 nnw 4. 40
west plains muni arpt 2. 62
seligman 3. 0 n 2. 53
joplin rgnl arpt 2. 36
kimberling city 1. 5 wnw 2. 35
shell knob 5. 6 ese 2. 22
galena 2. 4 nw 2. 10
emerald beach 3. 0 s 2. 08
springfield muni arpt 1. 88
. Oklahoma.
Eufaula 4. 6 ene 10. 35
purcell 6. 7 w 6. 14
bowlegs 5. 17
holdenville 5. 12
tecumseh 0. 4 ese 5. 05
noble 3. 3 se 4. 64
norman 10. 9 ese 4. 50
ada 0. 3 nnw 4. 50
sulphur 2. 5 wsw 3. 95
etowah 5. 9 nnw 3. 91
tulsa 6. 0 ssw 3. 71
muskogee/davis field airport 3. 54
. Texas.
Georgetown 15. 62
frisco 1. 9 n 14. 82
anderson mill 1. 4 nw 13. 19
jollyville 2. 1 ssw 13. 14
cedar park 1. 0 ese 12. 99
leander 2. 5 ese 12. 71
killeen 2. 9 ssw 12. 38
austin 10. 7 n 11. 95
brushy creek 1. 4 s 11. 87
west lake hills 2. 4 nnw 11. 69
fort worth 5. 4 ssw 7. 48
san antonio/stinson muni arpt 6. 73
houston 1. 4 ne 4. 47
corpus christi nas 3. 17
Next advisory
-------------
Next advisory issued at 400 am cdt. Please refer to your local
National weather service office for further information on this
Storm.
Forecaster kong
Forecast positions
------------------
initial 10/0300z 37. 7n 95. 0w
12hr vt 10/1200z 37. 4n 90. 1w. Post-trop/extratropical
$$
000
wtca41 tjsj 100244
tcpsp1
Boletin
depresion tropical igor advertencia numero 7
nws tpc/centro nacional de huracanes miami fl al112010
1100 pm ast jueves 9 de septiembre de 2010
. Igor en aguas abiertas del atlantico tropical del este.
Resumen de las 11:00 pm ast. 0300 utc. Informacion
----------------------------------------------
localizacion. 15. 4 norte 28. 0 oeste
cerca de 245 millas. 390 kilometros al oeste de las islas de cabo
verde mas al sur.
Vientos maximos sostenidos. 35 mph. 55 kilometros por hora
movimiento actual. Oeste noroeste o 295 grados a 13 mph. 20
kilometros por hora
presion minima central. 1004 milibaras. 29. 65 pulgadas
Vigilancias y avisos
--------------------
cambios con esta advertencia.
Ninguno.
Resumen de vigilancias y avisos en efecto.
No hay avisos ni vigilancias costeros en efecto.
Discusion y perspectivas para las proximas 48 horas
------------------------------
a las 11:00 pm ast. 0300 utc. El centro de la depresion tropical
igor estaba localizado cerca de la latitud 15. 4 norte. Longitud
28. 0 oeste. Igor se mueve hacia el oeste noroeste a cerca de 13
mph. 20 kilometros por hora. Se espera un giro hacia el oeste
noroeste con un aumento en la velocidad de traslacion durante el
proximo dia o dos.
Los vientos maximos sostenidos permanecen cerca de 35 mph. 55
kilometros por hora. Con rafagas mas altas. Algun fortalecimiento
lento es pronosticado durante los proximas dias. E igor podria
alcanzar nuevamente intensidad de tormenta tropical para el sabado.
Presion minima central estimada es de 1004 milibaras. 29. 65
pulgadas.
Proximo boletin
-------------
proxima advertencia. 5:00 am ast.
$$
Pronosticadores kimberlain/musher
Traduccion cortesia de la oficina del servicio nacional de
meteorologia en san juan puerto rico
000
wtnt31 knhc 100234
tcpat1
bulletin
tropical depression igor advisory number 7
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl al112010
1100 pm ast thu sep 09 2010
. Igor over the open waters of the eastern tropical atlantic.
Summary of 1100 pm ast. 0300 utc. Information
-----------------------------------------------
location. 15. 4n 28. 0w
about 245 mi. 390 km w of the southernmost cape verde islands
maximum sustained winds. 35 mph. 55 km/hr
present movement. Wnw or 295 degrees at 13 mph. 20 km/hr
minimum central pressure. 1004 mb. 29. 65 inches
Watches and warnings
--------------------
changes with this advisory.
None.
Summary of watches and warnings in effect.
There are no coastal watches and warnings in effect.
Discussion and 48-hour outlook
------------------------------
at 1100 pm ast. 0300 utc. The center of tropical depression igor
was located near latitude 15. 4 north. Longitude 28. 0 west. The
depression is moving toward the west-northwest near 13 mph. 20
km/hr. A turn toward the west with an increase in forward speed is
expected during the next day or two.
Maximum sustained winds remain near 35 mph. 55 km/hr.
With higher gusts. Some slow strengthening is forecast during the
next couple of days. And igor could regain tropical storm strength
by Saturday.
Estimated minimum central pressure is 1004 mb. 29. 65 inches.
Hazards affecting land
----------------------
None.
Next advisory
-------------
next complete advisory. 500 am ast.
$$
forecaster kimberlain/musher
000
wtnt21 knhc 100232
tcmat1
tropical depression igor forecast/advisory number 7
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl al112010
0300 utc fri sep 10 2010
Changes in watches and warnings with this advisory.
None.
Summary of watches and warnings in effect.
There are no coastal watches and warnings in effect.
Tropical depression center located near 15. 4n 28. 0w at 10/0300z
position accurate within 30 nm
Present movement toward the west-northwest or 295 degrees at 11 kt
Estimated minimum central pressure 1004 mb
max sustained winds 30 kt with gusts to 40 kt.
Winds and seas vary greatly in each quadrant. Radii in nautical
miles are the largest radii expected anywhere in that quadrant.
Repeat. Center located near 15. 4n 28. 0w at 10/0300z
at 10/0000z center was located near 15. 2n 27. 3w
Forecast valid 10/1200z 15. 9n 30. 0w
max wind 30 kt. Gusts 40 kt.
Forecast valid 11/0000z 16. 3n 33. 1w
max wind 35 kt. Gusts 45 kt.
34 kt. 40ne 30se 30sw 40nw.
Forecast valid 11/1200z 16. 5n 36. 1w
max wind 40 kt. Gusts 50 kt.
34 kt. 50ne 35se 30sw 50nw.
Forecast valid 12/0000z 16. 7n 39. 0w
max wind 50 kt. Gusts 60 kt.
50 kt. 30ne 20se 20sw 30nw.
34 kt. 70ne 50se 50sw 70nw.
Forecast valid 13/0000z 17. 5n 44. 0w
max wind 65 kt. Gusts 80 kt.
50 kt. 45ne 35se 30sw 45nw.
34 kt. 90ne 75se 60sw 85nw.
Extended outlook. Note. Errors for track have averaged near 200 nm
on day 4 and 250 nm on day 5. And for intensity near 20 kt each day
Outlook valid 14/0000z 18. 5n 48. 0w
max wind 80 kt. Gusts 100 kt.
Outlook valid 15/0000z 19. 5n 50. 5w
max wind 85 kt. Gusts 105 kt.
Request for 3 hourly ship reports within 300 miles of 15. 4n 28. 0w
Next advisory at 10/0900z
$$
forecaster kimberlain/musher
000
axnt20 knhc 100005
twdat
Tropical weather discussion
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl
805 pm edt thu sep 09 2010
Tropical weather discussion for north america. Central
america. Gulf of mexico. Caribbean sea. Northern sections
of south america. And atlantic ocean to the african coast
from the equator to 32n. The following information is based
on satellite imagery. Meteorological analysis. Weather
observations. And radar.
Based on 1800 utc surface analysis and satellite imagery
through 2345 utc.
. Special features.
Tropical storm igor has been downgraded at 09/2100 utc
to a tropical depression. The center of tropical depression igor
at 09/2100 utc is near 16. 0n 26. 4w. Moving northwestward 11 kt.
The estimated minimum central pressure is 1004 mb. The maximum
sustained wind speeds are 30 kt with gusts to 40 kt. Please read
the latest nhc intermediate public advisory under awips/wmo
headers miatcpat1/wtnt31 knhc and the full forecast and advisory
under awips/wmo headers miatcmat1/wtnt21 knhc for more details.
Numerous strong rainshowers and thunderstorms are from 14n to
16n between 27w and 30w.
A surface trough goes from 16n59w to a 1009 mb low pressure
center that is near 12n61w. To 10n61w. Scattered moderate
rainshowers and isolated strong thunderstorms are from 13n to
15n between 59w and 62w. This precipitation also is occurring
in an area of a certain amount of upper level diffluent flow.
It is possible that this system may become a tropical cyclone
during the next 48 hours. This feature currently is affecting
the islands of the southeastern caribbean sea. And maybe in
nearby venezuela.
. Tropical waves.
No tropical waves are on the 1800 utc surface map analysis.
. The itcz.
From 10n27w to 7n35w to 11n58w. Broad large-scale cyclonic flow
that is not associated with the itcz covers the atlantic ocean
to the east of 27w. Numerous strong rainshowers and thunderstorms
are from 7n to 8n between 48w and 51w. Isolated moderate
rainshowers to locally strong thunderstorms are from 5n to 10n
between 28w and 48w. Remaining rainshowers are to the south of
12n between 51w and 60w.
. Discussion.
The gulf of mexico.
Upper level anticyclonic wind flow covers the area to the north
of 25n. Upper level cyclonic flow covers the area to the south
of 25n. An upper level cyclonic circulation center has moved
on top of the yucatan peninsula from the northwestern caribbean
sea. Other smaller areas of upper level cyclonic flow are in the
southwestern gulf waters. And in mexico near 20n100w.
Rainshowers and thunderstorms are spread throughout mostly
the western sections of the yucatan peninsula. Across
guatemala. And in mexico from its border with guatemala
to 100w to the south of 20n. Rainshowers and thunderstorms also
cover much of mexico to the west of 100w. In areas of higher
elevation. And in upper level diffluent wind flow. One surface
trough is along 27n84w 23n86w. Isolated moderate rainshowers and
locally strong thunderstorms are in and around florida from 25n
to 28n between lake okeechobee and the waters along the florida
west coast along 83w. A second surface trough is along 88w/89w
from 25n to 29n. Isolated rainshowers are 27n to 29n between
87w and 88w.
The caribbean sea.
An upper level inverted trough goes from puerto rico to 15n70w
to the venezuela coast near 11n70w. Isolated moderate rainshowers
are from 12n to 15n between 65w and 72w. Rainshowers and
thunderstorms cover the area from northern colombia to 15n
between 72w and 77w. An upper level trough goes from the waters
near great inagua and southeastern cuba toward the yucatan
channel and the northwestern corner of the area. Rainshowers
and thunderstorms cover cuba from east to west. And from the
haiti/dominican republic border to the waters that are between
haiti and jamaica. A broad upper level continues from the
yucatan peninsula cyclonic circulation center to honduras.
Numerous strong rainshowers and thunderstorms are from
northwestern nicaragua to honduras. And eastern guatemala.
The atlantic ocean.
An upper level trough passes through 32n52w to a cyclonic
circulation center that is near 26n62w. To the upper level
cyclonic center that is near great inagua. The weather situation
that surrounds tropical depression igor covers the atlantic
ocean from 10n to 20n between the western edge of the cape verde
islands 36w. An upper level trough passes through 32n45w to
22n46w. A surface trough goes from a 1014 mb low pressure center
that is near 22n41w. To a 1013 mb low pressure center that is
near 17n43w to 14n43w. Rainshowers and possible thunderstorms
are within a 30 nm radius of 21n38w. And from 24n to 26n
between 40w and 42w. A surface ridge passes through 32n37w
to 20n50w to 27n71w.
For additional information please visit
http://www. Hurricanes. Gov/marine
$$
Mt
000
acpn50 phfo 092347
twocp
Tropical weather outlook
nws central pacific hurricane center honolulu hi
200 pm hst thu sep 9 2010
For the central north pacific. Between 140w and 180
1. An area of showers and isolated thunderstorms associated with a
weak low pressure system is located about 700 miles south southeast
of hilo. Hawaii. Development. If any. Will be slow to occur with
this disorganized system as it moves west near 15 mph. There is a
low chance. 20 percent. Of this feature becoming a tropical
cyclone during the next 48 hours.
Elsewhere. No tropical cyclones are expected through Saturday
afternoon.
$$
Morrison
000
acca62 tjsj 092343
twospn
Perspectivas sobre las condiciones del tiempo en el tropico
nws tpc/centro nacional de huracanes miami fl
800 pm edt jueves 9 de septiembre de 2010
Para el atlantico norte. El mar caribe y el golfo de mexico.
El centro nacional de huracanes esta emitiendo advertencias sobre la
depresion tropical igor. Localizada como a 65 millas al noroeste de
brava en las islas de cabo verde.
Un area desorganizada de aguaceros y tronadas cerca de las islas de
barlovento esta asociada con un centro debil de baja presion. Las
condiciones ambientales permanecen favorables para desarrollo
gradual de esta baja presion a medida que permanece estacionario o
se mueva hacia el oeste. Existe una posibilidad mediana. 40 por
ciento. De que este sistema se convierta en ciclon tropical en las
proximas 48 horas.
En el resto del area. No se espera formacion de ciclon tropical
durante las proximas 48 horas.
$$
Pronosticadores musher/kimberlain
Traduccion cortesia de la oficina del servicio nacional de
meteorologia en san juan puerto rico
000
abpz20 knhc 092334
twoep
tropical weather outlook
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl
500 pm pdt thu sep 9 2010
For the eastern north pacific. East of 140 degrees west longitude.
Tropical cyclone formation is not expected during the next 48 hours.
$$
forecaster kimberlain/musher
000
abnt20 knhc 092333
twoat
tropical weather outlook
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl
800 pm edt thu sep 9 2010
For the north atlantic. Caribbean sea and the gulf of mexico.
The national hurricane center is issuing advisories on tropical
depression igor. Located about 65 miles northwest of brava in the
cape verde islands.
Disorganized shower and thunderstorm activity near the windward
islands is associated with a weak low pressure center.
Environmental conditions remain favorable for some gradual
development of this low as it either remains stationary or moves
slowly westward. There is a medium chance. 40 percent. Of this
system becoming a tropical cyclone during the next 48 hours.
Elsewhere. Tropical cyclone formation is not expected during the
next 48 hours.
$$
forecaster musher/kimberlain
000
axpz20 knhc 092129
twdep
Tropical weather discussion
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl
2205 utc thu sep 09 2010
Tropical weather discussion for the eastern pacific ocean from
the equator to 32n. East of 140w.
Based on 1800 utc surface analysis and satellite imagery through
1930 utc.
. Itcz.
The intertropical convergence zone axis is analyzed from 12n118w
to 11n140w. Scattered moderate convection lies within 120 nm s
of the itcz axis between 122w and 130w as well as within 45 nm n
of the itcz axis between 120w and 122w.
. Discussion.
An upper level ridge extends west from an anticyclone over the
far nw gulf of mexico west-southwestward through north-central
mexico and across the southern gulf of california to 22n127w. A
col lies near 21n130w and then the ridge axis continues
w. Extending from 20n132w to an anticyclone west of area near
20n148w. A 45-55 kt westerly jet lies north of the ridge axis
and dry air is abundant in both water vapor satellite imagery
and satellite derived precipitable water imagery n of a line
from 14n140w to 28n110w. East winds aloft up to the 35-40 kt
range continue from 16n to the ridge axis east of 120w in
addition to south of 08n east of 100w.
Scatterometer data from 1445-1700 utc indicates that winds are
below 20 kt across the entire basin. A surface ridge extends se
from the nw corner of the area through 22n120w to 21n111w. The
itcz is limited to west of 118w with very weak westerly or
variable flow dominating the region east of the itcz between 08n
and 14n to the central american coast. A weak surface trough is
analyzed from 11n100w to 09n102w to 08n110w. Scattered moderate
convection lies within 120 nm nw and 180 nm e of the trough from
09n to 11n. Ascat data shows s to sw winds picking up to 10 to
15 kt s of this trough between 95w and 110w. No tropical waves
are analyzed in the east pacific.
$$
schauer
000
wtca41 tjsj 092108
tcpsp1
Boletin
tormenta tropical igor advertencia numero 6. Corregido
nws tpc/centro nacional de huracanes miami fl al112010
500 pm ast jueves 9 de septiembre de 2010
Corregido para indicar que todas las vigilancias de tormenta
tropical han sido descontinuadas en vez de avisos de tormenta
tropical
. Igor se debilita y se convierte en depresion tropical.
Resumen de las 5:00 pm ast. 2100 utc. Informacion
----------------------------------------------
localizacion. 16. 0 norte 26. 4 oeste
cerca de 155 millas. 255 kilometros al oeste noroeste de las islas
de cabo verde mas al sur.
Vientos maximos sostenidos. 35 mph. 55 kilometros por hora
movimiento actual. Noroeste o 325 grados a 13 mph. 20 kilometros
por hora presion minima central. 1004 milibaras. 29. 65 pulgadas
Vigilancias y avisos
--------------------
cambios con esta advertencia.
Todas las vigilancias de tormenta tropical han sido descontinuados
para las islas de cabo verde del sur.
Resumen de vigilancias y avisos en efecto.
No hay avisos ni vigilancias costeros en efecto.
Discusion y perspectivas para las proximas 48 horas
------------------------------
a las 5:00 pm ast. 2100 utc. El centro de la tormenta tropical
igor estaba localizado cerca de la latitud 16. 0 norte. Longitud
26. 4 oeste. Igor se mueve hacia el noroeste a cerca de 13 mph. 20
kilometros por hora. Se espera un giro hacia el oeste noroeste
noroeste con un aumento en la velocidad de traslacion durante el
proximo dia o dos.
Los vientos maximos sostenidos han disminuido a cerca de 35 mph. 55
kilometros por hora. Con rafagas mas altas. Algun fortalecimiento
es pronosticado durante las proximas 48 horas.
Los vientos con fuerza de tormenta tropical se extienden hasta 50
millas. 85 kilometros. Mayormente al oeste del centro.
Presion minima central estimada es de 1004 milibaras. 29. 65
pulgadas.
Proximo boletin
-------------
proxima advertencia. 11:00 pm ast.
$$
Pronosticadores cangialosi/brennan
Traduccion cortesia de la oficina del servicio nacional de
meteorologia en san juan puerto rico
000
wtca41 tjsj 092108
tcpsp1
Boletin
tormenta tropical igor advertencia numero 6. Corregido
nws tpc/centro nacional de huracanes miami fl al112010
500 pm ast jueves 9 de septiembre de 2010
Corregido para indicar que todas las vigilancias de tormenta
tropical han sido descontinuadas en vez de avisos de tormenta
tropical
. Igor se debilita y se convierte en depresion tropical.
Resumen de las 5:00 pm ast. 2100 utc. Informacion
----------------------------------------------
localizacion. 16. 0 norte 26. 4 oeste
cerca de 155 millas. 255 kilometros al oeste noroeste de las islas
de cabo verde mas al sur.
Vientos maximos sostenidos. 35 mph. 55 kilometros por hora
movimiento actual. Noroeste o 325 grados a 13 mph. 20 kilometros
por hora presion minima central. 1004 milibaras. 29. 65 pulgadas
Vigilancias y avisos
--------------------
cambios con esta advertencia.
Todas las vigilancias de tormenta tropical han sido descontinuados
para las islas de cabo verde del sur.
Resumen de vigilancias y avisos en efecto.
No hay avisos ni vigilancias costeros en efecto.
Discusion y perspectivas para las proximas 48 horas
------------------------------
a las 5:00 pm ast. 2100 utc. El centro de la tormenta tropical
igor estaba localizado cerca de la latitud 16. 0 norte. Longitud
26. 4 oeste. Igor se mueve hacia el noroeste a cerca de 13 mph. 20
kilometros por hora. Se espera un giro hacia el oeste noroeste
noroeste con un aumento en la velocidad de traslacion durante el
proximo dia o dos.
Los vientos maximos sostenidos han disminuido a cerca de 35 mph. 55
kilometros por hora. Con rafagas mas altas. Algun fortalecimiento
es pronosticado durante las proximas 48 horas.
Los vientos con fuerza de tormenta tropical se extienden hasta 50
millas. 85 kilometros. Mayormente al oeste del centro.
Presion minima central estimada es de 1004 milibaras. 29. 65
pulgadas.
Proximo boletin
-------------
proxima advertencia. 11:00 pm ast.
$$
Pronosticadores cangialosi/brennan
Traduccion cortesia de la oficina del servicio nacional de
meteorologia en san juan puerto rico
000
wtnt31 knhc 092106
tcpat1
bulletin
tropical depression igor advisory number 6. Corrected
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl al112010
500 pm ast thu sep 09 2010
Corrected to indicate that all tropical storm watches have been
discontinued instead of tropical storm warnings
. Igor weakens to a tropical depression.
Summary of 500 pm ast. 2100 utc. Information
----------------------------------------------
location. 16. 0n 26. 4w
about 155 mi. 255 km wnw of the southernmost cape verde islands
maximum sustained winds. 35 mph. 55 km/hr
present movement. Nw or 325 degrees at 13 mph. 20 km/hr
minimum central pressure. 1004 mb. 29. 65 inches
Watches and warnings
--------------------
changes with this advisory.
All tropical storm watches have been discontinued for the southern
cape verde islands.
Summary of watches and warnings in effect.
There are no coastal watches and warnings in effect.
Discussion and 48-hour outlook
------------------------------
at 500 pm ast. 2100 utc. The center of tropical depression igor
was located near latitude 16. 0 north. Longitude 26. 4 west. The
depression is moving toward the northwest near 13 mph. 20 km/hr. A
turn toward the west-northwest with an increase in forward speed is
expected during the next day or two.
Maximum sustained winds have decreased to near 35 mph. 55 km/hr.
With higher gusts. Some strengthening is forecast during the next
48 hours.
Estimated minimum central pressure is 1004 mb. 29. 65 inches.
Next advisory
-------------
next advisory. 1100 pm ast.
$$
forecaster cangialosi/brennan
000
wtca41 tjsj 092106
tcpsp1
Boletin
tormenta tropical igor advertencia numero 6
nws tpc/centro nacional de huracanes miami fl al112010
500 pm ast jueves 9 de septiembre de 2010
. Igor se debilita y se convierte en depresion tropical.
Resumen de las 5:00 pm ast. 2100 utc. Informacion
----------------------------------------------
localizacion. 16. 0 norte 26. 4 oeste
cerca de 155 millas. 255 kilometros al oeste noroeste de las islas
de cabo verde mas al sur.
Vientos maximos sostenidos. 35 mph. 55 kilometros por hora
movimiento actual. Noroeste o 325 grados a 13 mph. 20 kilometros
por hora presion minima central. 1004 milibaras. 29. 65 pulgadas
Vigilancias y avisos
--------------------
cambios con esta advertencia.
Todos los avisos han sido descontinuados.
Resumen de vigilancias y avisos en efecto.
No hay avisos ni vigilancias costeros en efecto.
Discusion y perspectivas para las proximas 48 horas
------------------------------
a las 5:00 pm ast. 2100 utc. El centro de la tormenta tropical
igor estaba localizado cerca de la latitud 16. 0 norte. Longitud
26. 4 oeste. Igor se mueve hacia el noroeste a cerca de 13 mph. 20
kilometros por hora. Se espera un giro hacia el oeste noroeste
noroeste con un aumento en la velocidad de traslacion durante el
proximo dia o dos.
Los vientos maximos sostenidos han disminuido a cerca de 35 mph. 55
kilometros por hora. Con rafagas mas altas. Algun fortalecimiento
es pronosticado durante las proximas 48 horas.
Los vientos con fuerza de tormenta tropical se extienden hasta 50
millas. 85 kilometros. Mayormente al oeste del centro.
Presion minima central estimada es de 1004 milibaras. 29. 65
pulgadas.
Proximo boletin
-------------
proxima advertencia. 11:00 pm ast.
$$
Pronosticadores cangialosi/brennan
Traduccion cortesia de la oficina del servicio nacional de
meteorologia en san juan puerto rico
000
wtnt35 kwnh 092105
tcpat5
Public advisory number 16 for remnants of hermine
nws hydrometeorological prediction center camp springs md al102010
400 pm cdt thu sep 09 2010
. Remnants of hermine continue to bring flooding potential across
parts of the southern plains and mid-mississippi valley.
Summary of 400 pm cdt. 2100 utc. Information
-----------------------------------------------
location. 37. 7n 95. 2w
about 15 miles. 20 km. Ese of chanute/martin john kansas.
About 120 miles. 195 km. Ssw of kansas city missouri.
Maximum sustained winds. 20 mph. 30 km/hr
present movement. Ne or 45 degrees at 14 mph. 22 km/hr
minimum central pressure. 1005 mb. 29. 68 inches
Watches and warnings
--------------------
flood and flash flood watches. Warnings. And advisories remain
in effect over parts of eastern
oklahoma. Arkansas. Missouri. Southwestern
illinois. Mississippi and louisiana.
For information specific to your area. Including possible watches
And warnings. Please monitor products issued by your local
National weather service office at www. Weather. Gov.
Discussion and 48-hour outlook
------------------------------
at 400 pm cdt. 2100 utc. The center of remnant circulation of
tropical depression hermine was located near latitude 37. 7
north. And longitude 95. 2 west. The low center is expected to
track northeastward into missouri tonight and dissipate. Potential
of flooding is expected to be across northern
arkansas. Southeastern missouri. Extreme western kentucky and
northwestern tennessee from tonight into early on Friday.
Maximum sustained winds are near 20 mph. 30 km/hr. With higher
gusts.
Minimum central pressure is 1005 mb. 29. 68 inches.
Hazards
-------
rainfall. Rainfall amounts of one to three inches. With
localized higher amounts. Can be expected through Friday across
portions of the lower and middle mississippi valley.
Rainfall totals
---------------
selected storm total rainfall in inches through 3 pm cdt
. Arkansas.
Harrison 6. 53
clarksville 1. 7 n 4. 03
harrison/boone co. Arpt 3. 78
jasper 2. 1 nw 3. 50
lamar 5. 7 nne 3. 36
fayetteville/drake field 3. 23
springdale 5. 8 ene 3. 04
busch 0. 4 e 2. 80
eureka springs 0. 5 n 2. 78
pea ridge 0. 2 wsw 2. 52
magazine 3. 0 nnw 2. 52
bentonville 0. 6 w 2. 48
western grove 0. 1 sse 2. 40
decatur 2. 6 ese 2. 38
bella vista 2. 0 e 2. 33
. Kansas.
Humboldt 4. 6 ese 2. 26
iola 2. 7 sse 2. 18
. Missouri.
Noel 3. 7 nnw 4. 40
seligman 3. 0 n 2. 53
kimberling city 1. 5 wnw 2. 35
shell knob 5. 6 ese 2. 22
joplin rgnl arpt 2. 21
galena 2. 4 nw 2. 10
emerald beach 3. 0 s 2. 08
. Oklahoma.
Eufaula 4. 6 ene 10. 35
purcell 6. 7 w 6. 14
bowlegs 5. 17
holdenville 5. 12
tecumseh 0. 4 ese 5. 05
noble 3. 3 se 4. 64
norman 10. 9 ese 4. 50
ada 0. 3 nnw 4. 50
sulphur 2. 5 wsw 3. 95
etowah 5. 9 nnw 3. 91
tulsa 6. 0 ssw 3. 71
muskogee/davis field airport 3. 54
. Texas.
Georgetown 15. 62
frisco 1. 9 n 14. 82
anderson mill 1. 4 nw 13. 19
jollyville 2. 1 ssw 13. 14
cedar park 1. 0 ese 12. 99
leander 2. 5 ese 12. 71
killeen 2. 9 ssw 12. 38
austin 10. 7 n 11. 95
brushy creek 1. 4 s 11. 87
west lake hills 2. 4 nnw 11. 69
fort worth 5. 4 ssw 7. 48
san antonio/stinson muni arpt 6. 73
houston 1. 4 ne 4. 47
corpus christi nas 3. 17
Next advisory
-------------
next advisory will be issued at 1000 pm cdt. Please refer to your
local national weather service office for further information on
this storm.
Forecaster kong/hedge
Forecast positions
------------------
initial 09/2100z 37. 7n 95. 2w
12hr vt 10/0600z 38. 0n 93. 0w. Post-trop/extratropical
$$
000
wtnt35 kwnh 092103
tcpat5
Public advisory number 16 for remnants of tropical depression
hermine
nws hydrometeorological prediction center camp springs md al102010
400 pm cdt thu sep 09 2010
. Remnants of hermine continue to bring flooding potential across
parts of the southern plains and mid-mississippi valley.
Summary of 400 pm cdt. 2100 utc. Information
-----------------------------------------------
location. 37. 7n 95. 2w
about 15 miles. 20 km. Ese of chanute/martin john kansas.
About 120 miles. 195 km. Ssw of kansas city missouri.
Maximum sustained winds. 20 mph. 30 km/hr
present movement. Ne or 45 degrees at 14 mph. 22 km/hr
minimum central pressure. 1005 mb. 29. 68 inches
Watches and warnings
--------------------
flood and flash flood watches. Warnings. And advisories remain
in effect over parts of eastern
oklahoma. Arkansas. Missouri. Southwestern
illinois. Mississippi and louisiana.
For information specific to your area. Including possible watches
And warnings. Please monitor products issued by your local
National weather service office at www. Weather. Gov.
Discussion and 48-hour outlook
------------------------------
at 400 pm cdt. 2100 utc. The center of remnants of tropical
depression hermine was located near latitude 37. 7 north. And
longitude 95. 2 west. The low center is expected to track
northeastward into missouri tonight and dissipate. Potential of
flooding is expected to be across northern arkansas. Southeastern
missouri. Extreme western kentucky and northwestern tennessee
from tonight into early on Friday.
Maximum sustained winds are near 20 mph. 30 km/hr. With higher
gusts.
Minimum central pressure is 1005 mb. 29. 68 inches.
Hazards
-------
rainfall. Rainfall amounts of one to three inches. With
localized higher amounts. Can be expected through Friday across
portions of the lower and middle mississippi valley.
Rainfall totals
---------------
selected storm total rainfall in inches through 3 pm cdt
. Arkansas.
Harrison 6. 53
clarksville 1. 7 n 4. 03
harrison/boone co. Arpt 3. 78
jasper 2. 1 nw 3. 50
lamar 5. 7 nne 3. 36
fayetteville/drake field 3. 23
springdale 5. 8 ene 3. 04
busch 0. 4 e 2. 80
eureka springs 0. 5 n 2. 78
pea ridge 0. 2 wsw 2. 52
magazine 3. 0 nnw 2. 52
bentonville 0. 6 w 2. 48
western grove 0. 1 sse 2. 40
decatur 2. 6 ese 2. 38
bella vista 2. 0 e 2. 33
. Kansas.
Humboldt 4. 6 ese 2. 26
iola 2. 7 sse 2. 18
. Missouri.
Noel 3. 7 nnw 4. 40
seligman 3. 0 n 2. 53
kimberling city 1. 5 wnw 2. 35
shell knob 5. 6 ese 2. 22
joplin rgnl arpt 2. 21
galena 2. 4 nw 2. 10
emerald beach 3. 0 s 2. 08
. Oklahoma.
Eufaula 4. 6 ene 10. 35
purcell 6. 7 w 6. 14
bowlegs 5. 17
holdenville 5. 12
tecumseh 0. 4 ese 5. 05
noble 3. 3 se 4. 64
norman 10. 9 ese 4. 50
ada 0. 3 nnw 4. 50
sulphur 2. 5 wsw 3. 95
etowah 5. 9 nnw 3. 91
tulsa 6. 0 ssw 3. 71
muskogee/davis field airport 3. 54
. Texas.
Georgetown 15. 62
frisco 1. 9 n 14. 82
anderson mill 1. 4 nw 13. 19
jollyville 2. 1 ssw 13. 14
cedar park 1. 0 ese 12. 99
leander 2. 5 ese 12. 71
killeen 2. 9 ssw 12. 38
austin 10. 7 n 11. 95
brushy creek 1. 4 s 11. 87
west lake hills 2. 4 nnw 11. 69
fort worth 5. 4 ssw 7. 48
san antonio/stinson muni arpt 6. 73
houston 1. 4 ne 4. 47
corpus christi nas 3. 17
Next advisory
-------------
next advisory will be issued at 1000 pm cdt. Please refer to your
local national weather service office for further information on
this storm.
Forecaster kong/hedge
Forecast positions
------------------
initial 09/2100z 37. 7n 95. 2w
12hr vt 10/0600z 38. 0n 93. 0w. Post-trop/extratropical
$$
000
wtnt35 kwnh 092103
tcpat5
Public advisory number 16 for remnants of tropical depression
hermine
nws hydrometeorological prediction center camp springs md al102010
400 pm cdt thu sep 09 2010
. Remnants of hermine continue to bring flooding potential across
parts of the southern plains and mid-mississippi valley.
Summary of 400 pm cdt. 2100 utc. Information
-----------------------------------------------
location. 37. 7n 95. 2w
about 15 miles. 20 km. Ese of chanute/martin john kansas.
About 120 miles. 195 km. Ssw of kansas city missouri.
Maximum sustained winds. 20 mph. 30 km/hr
present movement. Ne or 45 degrees at 14 mph. 22 km/hr
minimum central pressure. 1005 mb. 29. 68 inches
Watches and warnings
--------------------
flood and flash flood watches. Warnings. And advisories remain
in effect over parts of eastern
oklahoma. Arkansas. Missouri. Southwestern
illinois. Mississippi and louisiana.
For information specific to your area. Including possible watches
And warnings. Please monitor products issued by your local
National weather service office at www. Weather. Gov.
Discussion and 48-hour outlook
------------------------------
at 400 pm cdt. 2100 utc. The center of remnants of tropical
depression hermine was located near latitude 37. 7 north. And
longitude 95. 2 west. The low center is expected to track
northeastward into missouri tonight and dissipate. Potential of
flooding is expected to be across northern arkansas. Southeastern
missouri. Extreme western kentucky and northwestern tennessee
from tonight into early on Friday.
Maximum sustained winds are near 20 mph. 30 km/hr. With higher
gusts.
Minimum central pressure is 1005 mb. 29. 68 inches.
Hazards
-------
rainfall. Rainfall amounts of one to three inches. With
localized higher amounts. Can be expected through Friday across
portions of the lower and middle mississippi valley.
Rainfall totals
---------------
selected storm total rainfall in inches through 3 pm cdt
. Arkansas.
Harrison 6. 53
clarksville 1. 7 n 4. 03
harrison/boone co. Arpt 3. 78
jasper 2. 1 nw 3. 50
lamar 5. 7 nne 3. 36
fayetteville/drake field 3. 23
springdale 5. 8 ene 3. 04
busch 0. 4 e 2. 80
eureka springs 0. 5 n 2. 78
pea ridge 0. 2 wsw 2. 52
magazine 3. 0 nnw 2. 52
bentonville 0. 6 w 2. 48
western grove 0. 1 sse 2. 40
decatur 2. 6 ese 2. 38
bella vista 2. 0 e 2. 33
. Kansas.
Humboldt 4. 6 ese 2. 26
iola 2. 7 sse 2. 18
. Missouri.
Noel 3. 7 nnw 4. 40
seligman 3. 0 n 2. 53
kimberling city 1. 5 wnw 2. 35
shell knob 5. 6 ese 2. 22
joplin rgnl arpt 2. 21
galena 2. 4 nw 2. 10
emerald beach 3. 0 s 2. 08
. Oklahoma.
Eufaula 4. 6 ene 10. 35
purcell 6. 7 w 6. 14
bowlegs 5. 17
holdenville 5. 12
tecumseh 0. 4 ese 5. 05
noble 3. 3 se 4. 64
norman 10. 9 ese 4. 50
ada 0. 3 nnw 4. 50
sulphur 2. 5 wsw 3. 95
etowah 5. 9 nnw 3. 91
tulsa 6. 0 ssw 3. 71
muskogee/davis field airport 3. 54
. Texas.
Georgetown 15. 62
frisco 1. 9 n 14. 82
anderson mill 1. 4 nw 13. 19
jollyville 2. 1 ssw 13. 14
cedar park 1. 0 ese 12. 99
leander 2. 5 ese 12. 71
killeen 2. 9 ssw 12. 38
austin 10. 7 n 11. 95
brushy creek 1. 4 s 11. 87
west lake hills 2. 4 nnw 11. 69
fort worth 5. 4 ssw 7. 48
san antonio/stinson muni arpt 6. 73
houston 1. 4 ne 4. 47
corpus christi nas 3. 17
Next advisory
-------------
next advisory will be issued at 1000 pm cdt. Please refer to your
local national weather service office for further information on
this storm.
Forecaster kong/hedge
Forecast positions
------------------
initial 09/2100z 37. 7n 95. 2w
12hr vt 10/0600z 38. 0n 93. 0w. Post-trop/extratropical
$$
000
wtnt35 kwnh 092102
tcpat5
Public advisory number 16 for remnants of tropical depression
hermine
nws hydrometeorological prediction center camp springs md al102010
400 pm cdt thu sep 09 2010
. Remnants of hermine continue to bring flooding potential across
parts of the southern plains and mid-mississippi valley.
Summary of 400 pm cdt. 2100 utc. Information
-----------------------------------------------
location. 37. 7n 95. 2w
about 15 miles. 20 km. Ese of chanute/martin john kansas.
About 120 miles. 195 km. Ssw of kansas city missouri.
Maximum sustained winds. 20 mph. 30 km/hr
present movement. Ne or 45 degrees at 14 mph. 22 km/hr
minimum central pressure. 1005 mb. 29. 68 inches
Watches and warnings
--------------------
flood and flash flood watches. Warnings. And advisories remain
in effect over parts of eastern
oklahoma. Arkansas. Missouri. Southwestern
illinois. Mississippi and louisiana.
For information specific to your area. Including possible watches
And warnings. Please monitor products issued by your local
National weather service office at www. Weather. Gov.
Discussion and 48-hour outlook
------------------------------
at 400 pm cdt. 2100 utc. The center of remnants of tropical
depression hermine was located near latitude 37. 7 north. And
longitude 95. 2 west. The low center is expected to track
northeastward into missouri tonight and dissipate. Potential of
flooding is expected to be across northern arkansas. Southeastern
missouri. Extreme western kentucky and northwestern tennessee
from tonight into early on Friday.
Maximum sustained winds are near 20 mph. 30 km/hr. With higher
gusts.
Minimum central pressure is 1005 mb. 29. 68 inches.
Hazards
-------
rainfall. Rainfall amounts of one to three inches. With
localized higher amounts. Can be expected through Friday across
portions of the lower and middle mississippi valley.
Rainfall totals
---------------
selected storm total rainfall in inches through 3 pm cdt
. Arkansas.
Harrison 6. 53
clarksville 1. 7 n 4. 03
harrison/boone co. Arpt 3. 78
jasper 2. 1 nw 3. 50
lamar 5. 7 nne 3. 36
fayetteville/drake field 3. 23
springdale 5. 8 ene 3. 04
busch 0. 4 e 2. 80
eureka springs 0. 5 n 2. 78
pea ridge 0. 2 wsw 2. 52
magazine 3. 0 nnw 2. 52
bentonville 0. 6 w 2. 48
western grove 0. 1 sse 2. 40
decatur 2. 6 ese 2. 38
bella vista 2. 0 e 2. 33
. Kansas.
Humboldt 4. 6 ese 2. 26
iola 2. 7 sse 2. 18
. Missouri.
Noel 3. 7 nnw 4. 40
seligman 3. 0 n 2. 53
kimberling city 1. 5 wnw 2. 35
shell knob 5. 6 ese 2. 22
joplin rgnl arpt 2. 21
galena 2. 4 nw 2. 10
emerald beach 3. 0 s 2. 08
. Oklahoma.
Eufaula 4. 6 ene 10. 35
purcell 6. 7 w 6. 14
bowlegs 5. 17
holdenville 5. 12
tecumseh 0. 4 ese 5. 05
noble 3. 3 se 4. 64
norman 10. 9 ese 4. 50
ada 0. 3 nnw 4. 50
sulphur 2. 5 wsw 3. 95
etowah 5. 9 nnw 3. 91
tulsa 6. 0 ssw 3. 71
muskogee/davis field airport 3. 54
. Texas.
Georgetown 15. 62
frisco 1. 9 n 14. 82
anderson mill 1. 4 nw 13. 19
jollyville 2. 1 ssw 13. 14
cedar park 1. 0 ese 12. 99
leander 2. 5 ese 12. 71
killeen 2. 9 ssw 12. 38
austin 10. 7 n 11. 95
brushy creek 1. 4 s 11. 87
west lake hills 2. 4 nnw 11. 69
fort worth 5. 4 ssw 7. 48
san antonio/stinson muni arpt 6. 73
houston 1. 4 ne 4. 47
corpus christi nas 3. 17
Next advisory
-------------
next advisory will be issued at 1000 pm cdt. Please refer to your
local national weather service office for further information on
this storm.
Forecaster kong/hedge
Forecast positions
------------------
initial 09/2100z 37. 7n 95. 2w
12hr vt 10/0600z 38. 0n 93. 0w. Post-trop/extratropical
$$
000
wtnt35 kwnh 092102
tcpat5
Public advisory number 16 for remnants of tropical depression
hermine
nws hydrometeorological prediction center camp springs md al102010
400 pm cdt thu sep 09 2010
. Remnants of hermine continue to bring flooding potential across
parts of the southern plains and mid-mississippi valley.
Summary of 400 pm cdt. 2100 utc. Information
-----------------------------------------------
location. 37. 7n 95. 2w
about 15 miles. 20 km. Ese of chanute/martin john kansas.
About 120 miles. 195 km. Ssw of kansas city missouri.
Maximum sustained winds. 20 mph. 30 km/hr
present movement. Ne or 45 degrees at 14 mph. 22 km/hr
minimum central pressure. 1005 mb. 29. 68 inches
Watches and warnings
--------------------
flood and flash flood watches. Warnings. And advisories remain
in effect over parts of eastern
oklahoma. Arkansas. Missouri. Southwestern
illinois. Mississippi and louisiana.
For information specific to your area. Including possible watches
And warnings. Please monitor products issued by your local
National weather service office at www. Weather. Gov.
Discussion and 48-hour outlook
------------------------------
at 400 pm cdt. 2100 utc. The center of remnants of tropical
depression hermine was located near latitude 37. 7 north. And
longitude 95. 2 west. The low center is expected to track
northeastward into missouri tonight and dissipate. Potential of
flooding is expected to be across northern arkansas. Southeastern
missouri. Extreme western kentucky and northwestern tennessee
from tonight into early on Friday.
Maximum sustained winds are near 20 mph. 30 km/hr. With higher
gusts.
Minimum central pressure is 1005 mb. 29. 68 inches.
Hazards
-------
rainfall. Rainfall amounts of one to three inches. With
localized higher amounts. Can be expected through Friday across
portions of the lower and middle mississippi valley.
Rainfall totals
---------------
selected storm total rainfall in inches through 3 pm cdt
. Arkansas.
Harrison 6. 53
clarksville 1. 7 n 4. 03
harrison/boone co. Arpt 3. 78
jasper 2. 1 nw 3. 50
lamar 5. 7 nne 3. 36
fayetteville/drake field 3. 23
springdale 5. 8 ene 3. 04
busch 0. 4 e 2. 80
eureka springs 0. 5 n 2. 78
pea ridge 0. 2 wsw 2. 52
magazine 3. 0 nnw 2. 52
bentonville 0. 6 w 2. 48
western grove 0. 1 sse 2. 40
decatur 2. 6 ese 2. 38
bella vista 2. 0 e 2. 33
. Kansas.
Humboldt 4. 6 ese 2. 26
iola 2. 7 sse 2. 18
. Missouri.
Noel 3. 7 nnw 4. 40
seligman 3. 0 n 2. 53
kimberling city 1. 5 wnw 2. 35
shell knob 5. 6 ese 2. 22
joplin rgnl arpt 2. 21
galena 2. 4 nw 2. 10
emerald beach 3. 0 s 2. 08
. Oklahoma.
Eufaula 4. 6 ene 10. 35
purcell 6. 7 w 6. 14
bowlegs 5. 17
holdenville 5. 12
tecumseh 0. 4 ese 5. 05
noble 3. 3 se 4. 64
norman 10. 9 ese 4. 50
ada 0. 3 nnw 4. 50
sulphur 2. 5 wsw 3. 95
etowah 5. 9 nnw 3. 91
tulsa 6. 0 ssw 3. 71
muskogee/davis field airport 3. 54
. Texas.
Georgetown 15. 62
frisco 1. 9 n 14. 82
anderson mill 1. 4 nw 13. 19
jollyville 2. 1 ssw 13. 14
cedar park 1. 0 ese 12. 99
leander 2. 5 ese 12. 71
killeen 2. 9 ssw 12. 38
austin 10. 7 n 11. 95
brushy creek 1. 4 s 11. 87
west lake hills 2. 4 nnw 11. 69
fort worth 5. 4 ssw 7. 48
san antonio/stinson muni arpt 6. 73
houston 1. 4 ne 4. 47
corpus christi nas 3. 17
Next advisory
-------------
next advisory will be issued at 1000 pm cdt. Please refer to your
local national weather service office for further information on
this storm.
Forecaster kong/hedge
Forecast positions
------------------
initial 09/2100z 37. 7n 95. 2w
12hr vt 10/0600z 38. 0n 93. 0w. Post-trop/extratropical
$$
000
wtnt35 kwnh 092101
tcpat5
Public advisory number 16 for remnants of tropical depression
hermine
nws hydrometeorological prediction center camp springs md al102010
400 pm cdt thu sep 09 2010
. Remnants of hermine continue to bring flooding potential across
parts of the southern plains and mid-mississippi valley.
Summary of 400 pm cdt. 2100 utc. Information
-----------------------------------------------
location. 37. 7n 95. 2w
about 15 miles. 20 km. Ese of chanute/martin john kansas.
About 120 miles. 195 km. Ssw of kansas city missouri.
Maximum sustained winds. 20 mph. 30 km/hr
present movement. Ne or 45 degrees at 14 mph. 22 km/hr
minimum central pressure. 1005 mb. 29. 68 inches
Watches and warnings
--------------------
flood and flash flood watches. Warnings. And advisories remain
in effect over parts of eastern
oklahoma. Arkansas. Missouri. Southwestern
illinois. Mississippi and louisiana.
For information specific to your area. Including possible watches
And warnings. Please monitor products issued by your local
National weather service office at www. Weather. Gov.
Discussion and 48-hour outlook
------------------------------
at 400 pm cdt. 2100 utc. The center of remnant circulation of
tropical depression hermine was located near latitude 37. 7
north. And longitude 95. 2 west. The low center is expected to
track northeastward into missouri tonight and dissipate. Potential
of flooding is expected to be across northern
arkansas. Southeastern missouri. Extreme western kentucky and
northwestern tennessee from tonight into early on Friday.
Maximum sustained winds are near 20 mph. 30 km/hr. With higher
gusts.
Minimum central pressure is 1005 mb. 29. 68 inches.
Hazards
-------
rainfall. Rainfall amounts of one to three inches. With
localized higher amounts. Can be expected through Friday across
portions of the lower and middle mississippi valley.
Rainfall totals
---------------
selected storm total rainfall in inches through 3 pm cdt
. Arkansas.
Harrison 6. 53
clarksville 1. 7 n 4. 03
harrison/boone co. Arpt 3. 78
jasper 2. 1 nw 3. 50
lamar 5. 7 nne 3. 36
fayetteville/drake field 3. 23
springdale 5. 8 ene 3. 04
busch 0. 4 e 2. 80
eureka springs 0. 5 n 2. 78
pea ridge 0. 2 wsw 2. 52
magazine 3. 0 nnw 2. 52
bentonville 0. 6 w 2. 48
western grove 0. 1 sse 2. 40
decatur 2. 6 ese 2. 38
bella vista 2. 0 e 2. 33
. Kansas.
Humboldt 4. 6 ese 2. 26
iola 2. 7 sse 2. 18
. Missouri.
Noel 3. 7 nnw 4. 40
seligman 3. 0 n 2. 53
kimberling city 1. 5 wnw 2. 35
shell knob 5. 6 ese 2. 22
joplin rgnl arpt 2. 21
galena 2. 4 nw 2. 10
emerald beach 3. 0 s 2. 08
. Oklahoma.
Eufaula 4. 6 ene 10. 35
purcell 6. 7 w 6. 14
bowlegs 5. 17
holdenville 5. 12
tecumseh 0. 4 ese 5. 05
noble 3. 3 se 4. 64
norman 10. 9 ese 4. 50
ada 0. 3 nnw 4. 50
sulphur 2. 5 wsw 3. 95
etowah 5. 9 nnw 3. 91
tulsa 6. 0 ssw 3. 71
muskogee/davis field airport 3. 54
. Texas.
Georgetown 15. 62
frisco 1. 9 n 14. 82
anderson mill 1. 4 nw 13. 19
jollyville 2. 1 ssw 13. 14
cedar park 1. 0 ese 12. 99
leander 2. 5 ese 12. 71
killeen 2. 9 ssw 12. 38
austin 10. 7 n 11. 95
brushy creek 1. 4 s 11. 87
west lake hills 2. 4 nnw 11. 69
fort worth 5. 4 ssw 7. 48
san antonio/stinson muni arpt 6. 73
houston 1. 4 ne 4. 47
corpus christi nas 3. 17
Next advisory
-------------
next advisory will be issued at 1000 pm cdt. Please refer to your
local national weather service office for further information on
this storm.
Forecaster kong/hedge
Forecast positions
------------------
initial 09/2100z 37. 7n 95. 2w
12hr vt 10/0600z 38. 0n 93. 0w. Post-trop/extratropical
$$
000
wtnt35 kwnh 092101
tcpat5
Public advisory number 16 for remnants of tropical depression
hermine
nws hydrometeorological prediction center camp springs md al102010
400 pm cdt thu sep 09 2010
. Remnants of hermine continue to bring flooding potential across
parts of the southern plains and mid-mississippi valley.
Summary of 400 pm cdt. 2100 utc. Information
-----------------------------------------------
location. 37. 7n 95. 2w
about 15 miles. 20 km. Ese of chanute/martin john kansas.
About 120 miles. 195 km. Ssw of kansas city missouri.
Maximum sustained winds. 20 mph. 30 km/hr
present movement. Ne or 45 degrees at 14 mph. 22 km/hr
minimum central pressure. 1005 mb. 29. 68 inches
Watches and warnings
--------------------
flood and flash flood watches. Warnings. And advisories remain
in effect over parts of eastern
oklahoma. Arkansas. Missouri. Southwestern
illinois. Mississippi and louisiana.
For information specific to your area. Including possible watches
And warnings. Please monitor products issued by your local
National weather service office at www. Weather. Gov.
Discussion and 48-hour outlook
------------------------------
at 400 pm cdt. 2100 utc. The center of remnant circulation of
tropical depression hermine was located near latitude 37. 7
north. And longitude 95. 2 west. The low center is expected to
track northeastward into missouri tonight and dissipate. Potential
of flooding is expected to be across northern
arkansas. Southeastern missouri. Extreme western kentucky and
northwestern tennessee from tonight into early on Friday.
Maximum sustained winds are near 20 mph. 30 km/hr. With higher
gusts.
Minimum central pressure is 1005 mb. 29. 68 inches.
Hazards
-------
rainfall. Rainfall amounts of one to three inches. With
localized higher amounts. Can be expected through Friday across
portions of the lower and middle mississippi valley.
Rainfall totals
---------------
selected storm total rainfall in inches through 3 pm cdt
. Arkansas.
Harrison 6. 53
clarksville 1. 7 n 4. 03
harrison/boone co. Arpt 3. 78
jasper 2. 1 nw 3. 50
lamar 5. 7 nne 3. 36
fayetteville/drake field 3. 23
springdale 5. 8 ene 3. 04
busch 0. 4 e 2. 80
eureka springs 0. 5 n 2. 78
pea ridge 0. 2 wsw 2. 52
magazine 3. 0 nnw 2. 52
bentonville 0. 6 w 2. 48
western grove 0. 1 sse 2. 40
decatur 2. 6 ese 2. 38
bella vista 2. 0 e 2. 33
. Kansas.
Humboldt 4. 6 ese 2. 26
iola 2. 7 sse 2. 18
. Missouri.
Noel 3. 7 nnw 4. 40
seligman 3. 0 n 2. 53
kimberling city 1. 5 wnw 2. 35
shell knob 5. 6 ese 2. 22
joplin rgnl arpt 2. 21
galena 2. 4 nw 2. 10
emerald beach 3. 0 s 2. 08
. Oklahoma.
Eufaula 4. 6 ene 10. 35
purcell 6. 7 w 6. 14
bowlegs 5. 17
holdenville 5. 12
tecumseh 0. 4 ese 5. 05
noble 3. 3 se 4. 64
norman 10. 9 ese 4. 50
ada 0. 3 nnw 4. 50
sulphur 2. 5 wsw 3. 95
etowah 5. 9 nnw 3. 91
tulsa 6. 0 ssw 3. 71
muskogee/davis field airport 3. 54
. Texas.
Georgetown 15. 62
frisco 1. 9 n 14. 82
anderson mill 1. 4 nw 13. 19
jollyville 2. 1 ssw 13. 14
cedar park 1. 0 ese 12. 99
leander 2. 5 ese 12. 71
killeen 2. 9 ssw 12. 38
austin 10. 7 n 11. 95
brushy creek 1. 4 s 11. 87
west lake hills 2. 4 nnw 11. 69
fort worth 5. 4 ssw 7. 48
san antonio/stinson muni arpt 6. 73
houston 1. 4 ne 4. 47
corpus christi nas 3. 17
Next advisory
-------------
next advisory will be issued at 1000 pm cdt. Please refer to your
local national weather service office for further information on
this storm.
Forecaster kong/hedge
Forecast positions
------------------
initial 09/2100z 37. 7n 95. 2w
12hr vt 10/0600z 38. 0n 93. 0w. Post-trop/extratropical
$$
000
wtnt31 knhc 092038
tcpat1
bulletin
tropical depression igor advisory number 6
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl al112010
500 pm ast thu sep 09 2010
. Igor weakens to a tropical depression.
Summary of 500 pm ast. 2100 utc. Information
----------------------------------------------
location. 16. 0n 26. 4w
about 155 mi. 255 km wnw of the southernmost cape verde islands
maximum sustained winds. 35 mph. 55 km/hr
present movement. Nw or 325 degrees at 13 mph. 20 km/hr
minimum central pressure. 1004 mb. 29. 65 inches
Watches and warnings
--------------------
changes with this advisory.
All tropical storm warnings have been discontinued.
Summary of watches and warnings in effect.
There are no coastal watches and warnings in effect.
Discussion and 48-hour outlook
------------------------------
at 500 pm ast. 2100 utc. The center of tropical depression igor
was located near latitude 16. 0 north. Longitude 26. 4 west. The
depression is moving toward the northwest near 13 mph. 20 km/hr. A
turn toward the west-northwest with an increase in forward speed is
expected during the next day or two.
Maximum sustained winds have decreased to near 35 mph. 55 km/hr.
With higher gusts. Some strengthening is forecast during the next
48 hours.
Estimated minimum central pressure is 1004 mb. 29. 65 inches.
Next advisory
-------------
next advisory. 1100 pm ast.
$$
forecaster cangialosi/brennan
000
wtnt21 knhc 092037
tcmat1
tropical depression igor forecast/advisory number 6
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl al112010
2100 utc thu sep 09 2010
Changes in watches and warnings with this advisory.
All tropical storm warnings have been discontinued.
Summary of watches and warnings in effect.
There are no coastal watches and warnings in effect.
Tropical depression center located near 16. 0n 26. 4w at 09/2100z
position accurate within 30 nm
Present movement toward the northwest or 325 degrees at 11 kt
Estimated minimum central pressure 1004 mb
max sustained winds 30 kt with gusts to 40 kt.
12 ft seas. 30ne 45se 30sw 30nw.
Winds and seas vary greatly in each quadrant. Radii in nautical
miles are the largest radii expected anywhere in that quadrant.
Repeat. Center located near 16. 0n 26. 4w at 09/2100z
at 09/1800z center was located near 15. 6n 25. 6w
Forecast valid 10/0600z 16. 7n 27. 9w
max wind 30 kt. Gusts 40 kt.
Forecast valid 10/1800z 17. 3n 30. 8w
max wind 35 kt. Gusts 45 kt.
34 kt. 40ne 30se 30sw 40nw.
Forecast valid 11/0600z 17. 5n 33. 9w
max wind 45 kt. Gusts 55 kt.
34 kt. 55ne 40se 30sw 55nw.
Forecast valid 11/1800z 17. 8n 36. 8w
max wind 55 kt. Gusts 65 kt.
50 kt. 30ne 25se 20sw 30nw.
34 kt. 70ne 60se 60sw 70nw.
Forecast valid 12/1800z 18. 4n 41. 9w
max wind 65 kt. Gusts 80 kt.
50 kt. 45ne 35se 30sw 45nw.
34 kt. 90ne 75se 60sw 85nw.
Extended outlook. Note. Errors for track have averaged near 200 nm
on day 4 and 250 nm on day 5. And for intensity near 20 kt each day
Outlook valid 13/1800z 19. 5n 46. 0w
max wind 75 kt. Gusts 90 kt.
Outlook valid 14/1800z 21. 0n 49. 0w
max wind 85 kt. Gusts 105 kt.
Request for 3 hourly ship reports within 300 miles of 16. 0n 26. 4w
Next advisory at 10/0300z
$$
forecaster cangialosi/brennan
000
axnt20 knhc 091804
twdat
Tropical weather discussion
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl
205 pm edt thu sep 09 2010
Tropical weather discussion for north america. Central
america. Gulf of mexico. Caribbean sea. Northern sections of
south america. And atlantic ocean to the african coast from the
equator to 32n. The following information is based on satellite
imagery. Meteorological analysis. Weather observations. And
radar.
Based on 1200 utc surface analysis and satellite imagery through
1745 utc.
. Special features.
Tropical storm igor is centered near 15. 5n 25. 4w at 09/1800 utc
or about 65 nm nw of brava in the cape verde islands. Moving nw
at 8 kt. Estimated minimum central pressure is 1006 mb. Maximum
sustained wind speed is 35 kt with gusts to 45 kt. Please see
latest nhc intermediate public advisory under awips/wmo headers
miatcpat1/wtnt31 knhc and the full forecast and advisory under
awips/wmo headers miatcmat1/wtnt21 knhc for more details. Igor
is embedded within an area of deep level moisture as indicated
on total precipitable water imagery. The system remains in a
shear environment with the convection displaced to the w of the
exposed low level center. Clusters of scattered moderate to
isolated strong convection are from 12n-17n between 25w-30w.
A surface trough with a low level circulation embedded in it is
located se of the windward islands analyzed from 15n59w crossing
the low center near 12n60w continuing south to about 9n61w. This
system is embedded within a broad area of deep level moisture as
indicated on total precipitable water imagery. Most likely
related to monsoonal troughiness in this general region. Broad
cyclonic turning is evident on visible imagery. Scattered
moderate to strong convection is s of 15n between 57w and 63w.
Environmental conditions appear favorable for some gradual
development as the low moves slowly westward. There is a medium
chance of this system becoming a tropical cyclone during the
next 48 hours.
. Tropical waves.
No tropical waves are observed over the atlantic on the 1200 utc
surface analysis.
. Itcz.
The itcz axis is analyzed from 9n27w continuing westward along
7n36w 8n46w to 10n56w. Scattered moderate to isolated strong
convection is within 80 nm on either side of the itcz axis e of
50w. While scattered strong convection is over the coastal
waters of guyana. Suriname. And french guiana s of 12n w of
50w including northern portions of eastern venezuela and guyana.
. Discussion.
Gulf of mexico.
Water vapor imagery indicates that most of the gulf remains
under the influence of anti-cyclonic flow aloft producing
relatively stable conditions across the region. Except for the
north central gulf. Where a weak area of surface troughiness is
generating isolated showers n of 25n between 86w and 91w. An
upper level low currently over the far nw caribbean sea will
cross the northern yucatan peninsula and enter the sw gulf over
the next 24 to 36 hrs bringing weak convection. Otherwise. No
significant changes are expected during the forecast period.
Caribbean sea.
An upper low remains centered in the nw caribbean 120 nm east of
the yucatan peninsula near 20n86w. Producing cloudiness and
scattered showers west of 85w from 18n to 21n. This upper
feature will continue to move westward and would likely exit the
nw caribbean sea over the next 12 hours. Elsewhere. The remnant
of gaston. Which is now an open trough. Is generating
scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms over the north
central caribbean north of 15n between 72w and 79w. A near
stationary surface trough with a low connected to it near 12n60w
is producing cloudiness. Showers. And thunderstorms over the
far southeastern caribbean including the southern windward
islands south of dominica east of 65w. Computer model guidance
suggest the unstable weather conditions will continue in this
region over the next 24 hours. See special features above for
more details regarding this system. Scattered showers and
isolated thunderstorms are over the sw basin of 15n w of
75w. Associated with nearby convergence in the vicinity of the
monsoonal trough. Computer models suggest this area of
convection will linger in this region over the next 24 hours.
Meanwhile dry stable air aloft continues to intrude the
northeastern caribbean bringing mostly stable atmospheric
conditions n of 15n e of 71w.
Atlantic ocean.
The primary concern continues to be tropical storm igor located
about 65 nm nw of brava in the cape verde islands. For more
details regarding this storm. See special features above.
Otherwise. Dry stable air aloft covers the rest of the
discussion area provided by strong mid/upper level ridge
established in the eastern atlc supporting a surface 1027 mb
high east of the azores near 37n19w. With surface ridging axis
extending wsw across the central atlantic to near 30n60w. A weak
surface trough is beneath the upper ridge moving across the
central atlantic. Analyzed from 23n40w to 14n43w. Generating
scattered showers from 14n to 28n between 37w and 45w. This
system will continue to move westward with convection over the
next 24 hours.
For additional information please visit
http://www. Hurricanes. Gov/marine
$$
Salmon/garcia
000
acpn50 phfo 091750
twocp
Tropical weather outlook
nws central pacific hurricane center honolulu hi
800 am hst thu sep 9 2010
For the central north pacific. Between 140w and 180
1. An area of showers and isolated thunderstorms associated with a
weak low pressure system is located about 700 miles southeast of
hilo. Hawaii. Development. If any. Will be slow to occur with
this disorganized system as it moves west near 15 mph. There is a
low chance. 20 percent. Of this feature becoming a tropical
cyclone during the next 48 hours.
Elsewhere. No tropical cyclones are expected through Saturday
morning.
$$
Morrison
000
acca62 tjsj 091744
twospn
Perspectivas sobre las condiciones del tiempo en el tropico
nws tpc/centro nacional de huracanes miami fl
200 pm edt jueves 9 de septiembre de 2010
Para el atlantico norte. El mar caribe y el golfo de mexico.
El centro nacional de huracanes esta emitiendo advertencias sobre la
tormenta tropical igor. Localizada como a 65 millas al noroeste de
brava en las islas de cabo verde.
Un area de aguaceros y tronadas asociado con un area debil de baja
presion localizado cerca de las islas de barlovento ha cambiado poco
durante las ultimas horas. Este sistema continua mostrando algunas
senales de organizacion. Y condiciones ambientales parecen estar
favorables para algun desarrollo gradual a medida que la baja
presion se mueve lentamente hacia el oeste. Existe una posibilidad
mediana. 40 por ciento. De que este sistema se convierta en ciclon
tropical en las proximas 48 horas.
En el resto del area. No se espera formacion de ciclon tropical
durante las proximas 48 horas.
$$
Pronosticadores cangialosi/brennan
Traduccion cortesia de la oficina del servicio nacional de
meteorologia en san juan puerto rico
000
wtca41 tjsj 091741
tcpsp1
Boletin
tormenta tropical igor advertencia intermedia numero 5a
nws tpc/centro nacional de huracanes miami fl al112010
200 pm ast jueves 9 de septiembre de 2010
. Igor moviendose erraticamente.
Resumen de las 2:00 pm ast. 1800 utc. Informacion
----------------------------------------------
localizacion. 15. 5 norte 25. 4 oeste
cerca de 65 millas. 110 kilometros al noroeste de brava en las
islas de cabo verde.
Vientos maximos sostenidos. 40 mph. 65 kilometros por hora
movimiento actual. Noroeste o 320 grados a 10 mph. 17 kilometros por
hora presion minima central. 1006 milibaras. 29. 71 pulgadas
Vigilancias y avisos
--------------------
cambios con esta advertencia.
Ninguno.
Resumen de vigilancias y avisos en efecto.
Una vigilancia de tormenta tropical en efecto para.
* Las islas del sur de cabo verde. Incluyendo maio. Sao tiago.
Fogo y brava.
La vigilancia de tormenta tropical probablemente sera descontinuado
mas tarde hoy.
Para informacion especifica para su area . Favor de monitorear
productos emitidos por su oficina local del servicio de
meteorologia nacional.
Discusion y perspectivas para las proximas 48 horas
------------------------------
a las 2:00 pm ast. 1800 utc. El centro de la tormenta tropical
igor estaba localizado cerca de la latitud 15. 5 norte. Longitud
25. 4 oeste. Igor se mueve hacia el noroeste a cerca de 10 mph. 17
kilometros por hora. Se espera que igor gire hacia el oeste noroeste
noroeste con un aumento en la velocidad de traslacion durante el
proximo dia o dos.
Los vientos maximos sostenidos estan cerca de 40 mph. 65 kilometros
por hora. Con rafagas mas altas. Algun fortalecimiento es
pronosticado durante las proximas 48 horas.
Los vientos con fuerza de tormenta tropical se extienden hasta 50
millas. 85 kilometros. Mayormente al oeste del centro.
Presion minima central estimada es de 1006 milibaras. 29. 71
pulgadas.
Peligros afectando tierra
----------------------
vientos. Condiciones de tormenta tropical son posibles en las islas
del sur de cabo verde para las proximas horas. Las condiciones
habran de cesar mas tarde hoy o en la noche.
Proximo boletin
-------------
proxima advertencia completa. 5:00 pm ast.
$$
Pronosticadores cangialosi/brennan
Traduccion cortesia de la oficina del servicio nacional de
meteorologia en san juan puerto rico
000
abnt20 knhc 091736
twoat
tropical weather outlook
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl
200 pm edt thu sep 9 2010
For the north atlantic. Caribbean sea and the gulf of mexico.
The national hurricane center is issuing advisories on tropical
storm igor. Located about 65 miles northwest of brava in the cape
verde islands.
Showers and thunderstorms associated with a weak area of low
pressure located near the windward islands have changed little
during the last several hours. This system continues to show signs
of organization. And environmental conditions appear favorable for
some gradual development as the low moves slowly westward. There is
a medium chance. 40 percent. Of this system becoming a tropical
cyclone during the next 48 hours.
Elsewhere. Tropical cyclone formation is not expected during the
next 48 hours.
$$
forecaster cangialosi/brennan
000
abpz20 knhc 091736
twoep
tropical weather outlook
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl
1100 am pdt thu sep 9 2010
For the eastern north pacific. East of 140 degrees west longitude.
Tropical cyclone formation is not expected during the next 48 hours.
$$
forecaster brennan
000
wtnt31 knhc 091734
tcpat1
bulletin
tropical storm igor intermediate advisory number 5a
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl al112010
200 pm ast thu sep 09 2010
. Igor moving erratically.
Summary of 200 pm ast. 1800 utc. Information
----------------------------------------------
location. 15. 5n 25. 4w
about 65 mi. 110 km nw of brava in the cape verde islands
maximum sustained winds. 40 mph. 65 km/hr
present movement. Nw or 320 degrees at 10 mph. 17 km/hr
minimum central pressure. 1006 mb. 29. 71 inches
Watches and warnings
--------------------
changes with this advisory.
None.
Summary of watches and warnings in effect.
A tropical storm watch is in effect for.
* The southern cape verde islands. Including maio. Sao tiago.
Fogo. And brava
The tropical storm watch will likely be discontinued later today.
For storm information specific to your area. Please monitor
products issued by your national meteorological service.
Discussion and 48-hour outlook
------------------------------
at 200 pm ast. 1800 utc. The center of tropical storm igor was
located near latitude 15. 5 north. Longitude 25. 4 west. Igor is
moving toward the northwest near 10 mph. 17 km/hr. A turn
toward the west-northwest with an increase in forward speed is
expected during the next day or two.
Maximum sustained winds remain near 40 mph. 65 km/hr. With higher
gusts. Some strengthening is forecast during the next 48 hours.
Tropical storm force winds extend outward up to 50 miles. 85 km.
Mainly to the west of the center.
Estimated minimum central pressure is 1006 mb. 29. 71 inches.
Hazards affecting land
----------------------
winds. Tropical storm conditions are possible in the southern cape
verde islands for the next several hours. These conditions are
expected to diminish later today or tonight.
Next advisory
-------------
next complete advisory. 500 pm ast.
$$
forecaster cangialosi/brennan
000
axpz20 knhc 091521
twdep
Tropical weather discussion
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl
1605 utc thu sep 09 2010
Tropical weather discussion for the eastern pacific ocean from
the equator to 32n. East of 140w.
Based on 1200 utc surface analysis and satellite imagery through
1500 utc.
. Itcz.
The intertropical convergence zone axis is analyzed from 12n120w
to 12n140w. Scattered moderate convection lies on the eastern
edge of the itcz from 10n to 13n between 117w and 124w.
. Discussion.
Aloft.
An upper level ridge extends west from the eastern rio grande
valley west-southwestward through north-central mexico and
across the southern gulf of california to 22n123w. A col lies
near 22n127w and the ridge axis continues w. Extending from
20n132w to an anticyclone west of area near 20n148w. A zonal jet
lies north of the ridge axis and dry air is abundant in both
water vapor satellite imagery and satellite derived precipitable
water imagery n of a line from 17n140w to 17n130w to 28n112w.
Strong east winds aloft continue from 12n to the ridge axis east
of 122w in addition to south of 10n east of 110w.
Surface.
The most recent scatterometer data indicates that winds are
below 20 kt across the entire basin. A surface ridge extends se
from the nw corner of the area through 23n130w to 21n112w. The
itcz s limited to west of 120w with very weak westerly or
variable flow dominating the region east to the central american
coast. A weak surface trough is analyzed from 12n100w to 09n102w
to 08n109w. Scatterometer data shows s to sw winds picking up to
10 to 15 kt se of this trough to near the galapagos islands. No
tropical waves are analyzed in the east pacific.
Marine.
A jason1 pass from around 1100 utc indicates seas are 8 ft near
10n100w in the region of 15 kt winds south of the aforementioned
surface trough and within 15-16 second southerly swell. Around
the same time. Jason2 sampled seas to 8 ft in merging n and s
swell near 12n120w under the convection on the eastern edge of
the itcz. The forecast calls for the eastern area of seas around
8 ft to diminish over the next few days while the western area
shifts farther west.
$$
schauer
000
wtca41 tjsj 091449
tcpsp1
Boletin
tormenta tropical igor advertencia numero 5
nws tpc/centro nacional de huracanes miami fl al112010
1100 am ast jueves 9 de septiembre de 2010
. Igor moviendose ahora hacia el nor noroeste. Sin cambios en intensidad.
Resumen de las 11:00 am ast. 1500 utc. Informacion
----------------------------------------------
localizacion. 14. 7 norte 24. 8 oeste
cerca de 30 millas. 45 kilometros al oeste suroeste de las islas de cabo
verde del sur.
Vientos maximos sostenidos. 40 mph. 65 kilometros por hora
movimiento actual. Nor noroeste o 330 grados a 6 mph. 9 kilometros por hora
presion minima central. 1006 milibaras. 29. 71 pulgadas
Vigilancias y avisos
--------------------
cambios con esta advertencia.
Ninguno.
Resumen de vigilancias y avisos en efecto.
Una vigilancia de tormenta tropical en efecto para.
* Las islas del sur de cabo verde. Incluyendo maio. Sao tiago.
Fogo y brava.
La vigilancia de tormenta tropical probablemente sera descontinuado
mas tarde hoy.
Para informacion especifica para su area . Favor de monitorear
productos emitidos por su oficina local del servicio de
meteorologia nacional.
Discusion y perspectivas para las proximas 48 horas
------------------------------
a las 11:00 am ast. 1500 utc. El centro de la tormenta tropical
igor estaba localizado cerca de la latitud 14. 7 norte. Longitud
24. 8 oeste. Igor se mueve hacia el nor noroeste a cerca de 6 mph. 9
kilometros por hora. Se espera que igor gire hacia el oeste noroeste
noroeste con un aumento en la velocidad de traslacion durante el
proximo dia o dos.
Los vientos maximos sostenidos estan cerca de 40 mph. 65 kilometros
por hora. Con rafagas mas altas. Algun fortalecimiento es
pronosticado durante las proximas 48 horas.
Los vientos con fuerza de tormenta tropical se extienden hasta 50
millas. 85 kilometros. Mayormente al oeste del centro.
Presion minima central estimada es de 1006 milibaras. 29. 71
pulgadas.
Peligros afectando tierra
----------------------
vientos. Condiciones de tormenta tropical son posibles en las islas
del sur de cabo verde para las proximas horas. Las condiciones
habran de cesar mas tarde hoy o en la noche.
Proximo boletin
-------------
proxima advertencia intermedia. 2:00 pm ast.
Proxima advertencia completa. 5:00 pm ast.
$$
Pronosticadores cangialosi/brennan
Traduccion cortesia de la oficina del servicio nacional de
meteorologia en san juan puerto rico
000
wtnt35 kwnh 091448
tcpat5
Public advisory number 15 for remnants of hermine
nws hydrometeorological prediction center camp springs md al102010
1000 am cdt thu sep 09 2010
. Remnants of hermine continue to bring flooding potential across
parts of the southern plains and the ozarks.
Summary of 1000 am cdt. 1500 utc. Information
-----------------------------------------------
location. 36. 8n 96. 2w
about 190 miles. 310 km. Ssw of kansas city missouri.
About 90 miles. 145 km. Se of wichita kansas.
Maximum sustained winds. 20 mph. 30 km/hr
present movement. Ene or 63 degrees at 13 mph. 21 km/hr
minimum central pressure. 1006 mb. 29. 71 inches
Watches and warnings
--------------------
flood and flash flood watches. Warnings. And advisories remain
in effect from eastern oklahoma and southeastern kansas. Eastward
to missouri and northern arkansas.
For information specific to your area. Including possible watches
And warnings. Please monitor products issued by your local
National weather service office at www. Weather. Gov.
Discussion and 48-hour outlook
------------------------------
at 1000 am cdt. 1500 utc. The center of remnants of tropical
depression hermine was located near latitude 36. 8 north. And
longitude 96. 2 west. The low center will track northeastward
towards southeastern kansas on Thursday and is expected to move
into the middle mississippi valley by early Friday morning. The
heaviest rain is expected to remain east of the center of
circulation.
Maximum sustained winds are near 20 mph. 30 km/hr. With higher
gusts.
Minimum central pressure is 1006 mb. 29. 71 inches.
Hazards
-------
rainfall. Rainfall amounts of two to four inches. With localized
higher amounts. Can be expected through Friday morning across
portions of the lower and middle mississippi valley.
Rainfall totals
---------------
selected storm total rainfall in inches through 10 am cdt
. Arkansas.
Clarksville 1. 7 n 4. 03
harrison/boone co. Arpt 3. 78
jasper 2. 1 nw 3. 50
lamar 5. 7 nne 3. 36
springdale 5. 8 ene 3. 04
busch 0. 4 e 2. 80
eureka springs 0. 5 n 2. 78
fayetteville/springdale 2. 71
pea ridge 0. 2 wsw 2. 52
magazine 3. 0 nnw 2. 52
bentonville 0. 6 w 2. 48
western grove 0. 1 sse 2. 40
decatur 2. 6 ese 2. 38
bella vista 2. 0 e 2. 33
. Kansas.
Humboldt 4. 6 ese 2. 26
iola 2. 7 sse 2. 18
. Missouri.
Noel 3. 7 nnw 4. 40
seligman 3. 0 n 2. 53
kimberling city 1. 5 wnw 2. 35
shell knob 5. 6 ese 2. 22
joplin rgnl arpt 2. 21
galena 2. 4 nw 2. 10
emerald beach 3. 0 s 2. 08
. Oklahoma.
Eufaula 4. 6 ene 10. 35
purcell 6. 7 w 6. 14
bowlegs 5. 17
holdenville 5. 12
tecumseh 0. 4 ese 5. 05
noble 3. 3 se 4. 64
norman 10. 9 ese 4. 50
ada 0. 3 nnw 4. 50
sulphur 2. 5 wsw 3. 95
etowah 5. 9 nnw 3. 91
tulsa 6. 0 ssw 3. 71
muskogee/davis field airport 3. 53
. Texas.
Georgetown 15. 62
frisco 1. 9 n 14. 82
anderson mill 1. 4 nw 13. 19
jollyville 2. 1 ssw 13. 14
cedar park 1. 0 ese 12. 99
leander 2. 5 ese 12. 71
killeen 2. 9 ssw 12. 38
austin 10. 7 n 11. 95
brushy creek 1. 4 s 11. 87
west lake hills 2. 4 nnw 11. 69
fort worth 5. 4 ssw 7. 48
san antonio/stinson muni arpt 6. 73
houston 1. 4 ne 4. 47
corpus christi nas 3. 17
Next advisory
-------------
Next advisory issued at 400 pm cdt. Please refer to your local
National weather service office for further information on this
Storm.
Forecaster gerhardt
Forecast positions
------------------
initial 09/1500z 36. 8n 96. 2w
12hr vt 10/0000z 37. 1n 94. 7w. Post-trop/extratropical
24hr vt 10/1200z 38. 5n 92. 4w. Post-trop/extratropical
$$
000
wtnt35 kwnh 091448
tcpat5
Public advisory number 15 for remnants of hermine
nws hydrometeorological prediction center camp springs md al102010
1000 am cdt thu sep 09 2010
. Remnants of hermine continue to bring flooding potential across
parts of the southern plains and the ozarks.
Summary of 1000 am cdt. 1500 utc. Information
-----------------------------------------------
location. 36. 8n 96. 2w
about 190 miles. 310 km. Ssw of kansas city missouri.
About 90 miles. 145 km. Se of wichita kansas.
Maximum sustained winds. 20 mph. 30 km/hr
present movement. Ene or 63 degrees at 13 mph. 21 km/hr
minimum central pressure. 1006 mb. 29. 71 inches
Watches and warnings
--------------------
flood and flash flood watches. Warnings. And advisories remain
in effect from eastern oklahoma and southeastern kansas. Eastward
to missouri and northern arkansas.
For information specific to your area. Including possible watches
And warnings. Please monitor products issued by your local
National weather service office at www. Weather. Gov.
Discussion and 48-hour outlook
------------------------------
at 1000 am cdt. 1500 utc. The center of remnants of tropical
depression hermine was located near latitude 36. 8 north. And
longitude 96. 2 west. The low center will track northeastward
towards southeastern kansas on Thursday and is expected to move
into the middle mississippi valley by early Friday morning. The
heaviest rain is expected to remain east of the center of
circulation.
Maximum sustained winds are near 20 mph. 30 km/hr. With higher
gusts.
Minimum central pressure is 1006 mb. 29. 71 inches.
Hazards
-------
rainfall. Rainfall amounts of two to four inches. With localized
higher amounts. Can be expected through Friday morning across
portions of the lower and middle mississippi valley.
Rainfall totals
---------------
selected storm total rainfall in inches through 10 am cdt
. Arkansas.
Clarksville 1. 7 n 4. 03
harrison/boone co. Arpt 3. 78
jasper 2. 1 nw 3. 50
lamar 5. 7 nne 3. 36
springdale 5. 8 ene 3. 04
busch 0. 4 e 2. 80
eureka springs 0. 5 n 2. 78
fayetteville/springdale 2. 71
pea ridge 0. 2 wsw 2. 52
magazine 3. 0 nnw 2. 52
bentonville 0. 6 w 2. 48
western grove 0. 1 sse 2. 40
decatur 2. 6 ese 2. 38
bella vista 2. 0 e 2. 33
. Kansas.
Humboldt 4. 6 ese 2. 26
iola 2. 7 sse 2. 18
. Missouri.
Noel 3. 7 nnw 4. 40
seligman 3. 0 n 2. 53
kimberling city 1. 5 wnw 2. 35
shell knob 5. 6 ese 2. 22
joplin rgnl arpt 2. 21
galena 2. 4 nw 2. 10
emerald beach 3. 0 s 2. 08
. Oklahoma.
Eufaula 4. 6 ene 10. 35
purcell 6. 7 w 6. 14
bowlegs 5. 17
holdenville 5. 12
tecumseh 0. 4 ese 5. 05
noble 3. 3 se 4. 64
norman 10. 9 ese 4. 50
ada 0. 3 nnw 4. 50
sulphur 2. 5 wsw 3. 95
etowah 5. 9 nnw 3. 91
tulsa 6. 0 ssw 3. 71
muskogee/davis field airport 3. 53
. Texas.
Georgetown 15. 62
frisco 1. 9 n 14. 82
anderson mill 1. 4 nw 13. 19
jollyville 2. 1 ssw 13. 14
cedar park 1. 0 ese 12. 99
leander 2. 5 ese 12. 71
killeen 2. 9 ssw 12. 38
austin 10. 7 n 11. 95
brushy creek 1. 4 s 11. 87
west lake hills 2. 4 nnw 11. 69
fort worth 5. 4 ssw 7. 48
san antonio/stinson muni arpt 6. 73
houston 1. 4 ne 4. 47
corpus christi nas 3. 17
Next advisory
-------------
Next advisory issued at 400 pm cdt. Please refer to your local
National weather service office for further information on this
Storm.
Forecaster gerhardt
Forecast positions
------------------
initial 09/1500z 36. 8n 96. 2w
12hr vt 10/0000z 37. 1n 94. 7w. Post-trop/extratropical
24hr vt 10/1200z 38. 5n 92. 4w. Post-trop/extratropical
$$
000
wtnt35 kwnh 091445
tcpat5
Public advisory number 15 for remnants of tropical depression
hermine
nws hydrometeorological prediction center camp springs md al102010
1000 am cdt thu sep 09 2010
. Remnants of hermine continue to bring flooding potential across
parts of the southern plains and the ozarks.
Summary of 1000 am cdt. 1500 utc. Information
-----------------------------------------------
location. 36. 8n 96. 2w
about 190 miles. 310 km. Ssw of kansas city missouri.
About 90 miles. 145 km. Se of wichita kansas.
Maximum sustained winds. 20 mph. 30 km/hr
present movement. Ene or 63 degrees at 13 mph. 21 km/hr
minimum central pressure. 1006 mb. 29. 71 inches
Watches and warnings
--------------------
flood and flash flood watches. Warnings. And advisories remain
in effect from eastern oklahoma and southeastern kansas. Eastward
to missouri and northern arkansas.
For information specific to your area. Including possible watches
And warnings. Please monitor products issued by your local
National weather service office at www. Weather. Gov.
Discussion and 48-hour outlook
------------------------------
at 1000 am cdt. 1500 utc. The center of remnants of tropical
depression hermine was located near latitude 36. 8 north. And
longitude 96. 2 west. The low center will track northeastward
towards southeastern kansas on Thursday and is expected to move
into the middle mississippi valley by early Friday morning. The
heaviest rain is expected to remain east of the center of
circulation.
Maximum sustained winds are near 20 mph. 30 km/hr. With higher
gusts.
Minimum central pressure is 1006 mb. 29. 71 inches.
Hazards
-------
rainfall. Rainfall amounts of one to three inches. With
localized higher amounts. Can be expected through Friday morning
across portions of the lower and middle mississippi valley.
Rainfall totals
---------------
selected storm total rainfall in inches through 10 am cdt
. Arkansas.
Clarksville 1. 7 n 4. 03
harrison/boone co. Arpt 3. 78
jasper 2. 1 nw 3. 50
lamar 5. 7 nne 3. 36
springdale 5. 8 ene 3. 04
busch 0. 4 e 2. 80
eureka springs 0. 5 n 2. 78
fayetteville/springdale 2. 71
pea ridge 0. 2 wsw 2. 52
magazine 3. 0 nnw 2. 52
bentonville 0. 6 w 2. 48
western grove 0. 1 sse 2. 40
decatur 2. 6 ese 2. 38
bella vista 2. 0 e 2. 33
. Kansas.
Humboldt 4. 6 ese 2. 26
iola 2. 7 sse 2. 18
. Missouri.
Seligman 3. 0 n 2. 53
kimberling city 1. 5 wnw 2. 35
shell knob 5. 6 ese 2. 22
joplin rgnl arpt 2. 21
galena 2. 4 nw 2. 10
emerald beach 3. 0 s 2. 08
. Oklahoma.
Purcell 6. 7 w 6. 14
bowlegs 5. 17
holdenville 5. 12
tecumseh 0. 4 ese 5. 05
noble 3. 3 se 4. 64
norman 10. 9 ese 4. 50
ada 0. 3 nnw 4. 50
sulphur 2. 5 wsw 3. 95
etowah 5. 9 nnw 3. 91
tulsa 6. 0 ssw 3. 71
muskogee/davis field airport 3. 53
. Texas.
Georgetown 15. 62
frisco 1. 9 n 14. 82
anderson mill 1. 4 nw 13. 19
jollyville 2. 1 ssw 13. 14
cedar park 1. 0 ese 12. 99
leander 2. 5 ese 12. 71
killeen 2. 9 ssw 12. 38
austin 10. 7 n 11. 95
brushy creek 1. 4 s 11. 87
west lake hills 2. 4 nnw 11. 69
fort worth 5. 4 ssw 7. 48
san antonio/stinson muni arpt 6. 73
houston 1. 4 ne 4. 47
corpus christi nas 3. 17
Next advisory
-------------
Next advisory issued at 400 pm cdt. Please refer to your local
National weather service office for further information on this
Storm.
Forecaster gerhardt
Forecast positions
------------------
initial 09/1500z 36. 8n 96. 2w
12hr vt 10/0000z 37. 1n 94. 7w. Post-trop/extratropical
24hr vt 10/1200z 38. 5n 92. 4w. Post-trop/extratropical
$$
000
wtnt35 kwnh 091445
tcpat5
Public advisory number 15 for remnants of tropical depression
hermine
nws hydrometeorological prediction center camp springs md al102010
1000 am cdt thu sep 09 2010
. Remnants of hermine continue to bring flooding potential across
parts of the southern plains and the ozarks.
Summary of 1000 am cdt. 1500 utc. Information
-----------------------------------------------
location. 36. 8n 96. 2w
about 190 miles. 310 km. Ssw of kansas city missouri.
About 90 miles. 145 km. Se of wichita kansas.
Maximum sustained winds. 20 mph. 30 km/hr
present movement. Ene or 63 degrees at 13 mph. 21 km/hr
minimum central pressure. 1006 mb. 29. 71 inches
Watches and warnings
--------------------
flood and flash flood watches. Warnings. And advisories remain
in effect from eastern oklahoma and southeastern kansas. Eastward
to missouri and northern arkansas.
For information specific to your area. Including possible watches
And warnings. Please monitor products issued by your local
National weather service office at www. Weather. Gov.
Discussion and 48-hour outlook
------------------------------
at 1000 am cdt. 1500 utc. The center of remnants of tropical
depression hermine was located near latitude 36. 8 north. And
longitude 96. 2 west. The low center will track northeastward
towards southeastern kansas on Thursday and is expected to move
into the middle mississippi valley by early Friday morning. The
heaviest rain is expected to remain east of the center of
circulation.
Maximum sustained winds are near 20 mph. 30 km/hr. With higher
gusts.
Minimum central pressure is 1006 mb. 29. 71 inches.
Hazards
-------
rainfall. Rainfall amounts of one to three inches. With
localized higher amounts. Can be expected through Friday morning
across portions of the lower and middle mississippi valley.
Rainfall totals
---------------
selected storm total rainfall in inches through 10 am cdt
. Arkansas.
Clarksville 1. 7 n 4. 03
harrison/boone co. Arpt 3. 78
jasper 2. 1 nw 3. 50
lamar 5. 7 nne 3. 36
springdale 5. 8 ene 3. 04
busch 0. 4 e 2. 80
eureka springs 0. 5 n 2. 78
fayetteville/springdale 2. 71
pea ridge 0. 2 wsw 2. 52
magazine 3. 0 nnw 2. 52
bentonville 0. 6 w 2. 48
western grove 0. 1 sse 2. 40
decatur 2. 6 ese 2. 38
bella vista 2. 0 e 2. 33
. Kansas.
Humboldt 4. 6 ese 2. 26
iola 2. 7 sse 2. 18
. Missouri.
Seligman 3. 0 n 2. 53
kimberling city 1. 5 wnw 2. 35
shell knob 5. 6 ese 2. 22
joplin rgnl arpt 2. 21
galena 2. 4 nw 2. 10
emerald beach 3. 0 s 2. 08
. Oklahoma.
Purcell 6. 7 w 6. 14
bowlegs 5. 17
holdenville 5. 12
tecumseh 0. 4 ese 5. 05
noble 3. 3 se 4. 64
norman 10. 9 ese 4. 50
ada 0. 3 nnw 4. 50
sulphur 2. 5 wsw 3. 95
etowah 5. 9 nnw 3. 91
tulsa 6. 0 ssw 3. 71
muskogee/davis field airport 3. 53
. Texas.
Georgetown 15. 62
frisco 1. 9 n 14. 82
anderson mill 1. 4 nw 13. 19
jollyville 2. 1 ssw 13. 14
cedar park 1. 0 ese 12. 99
leander 2. 5 ese 12. 71
killeen 2. 9 ssw 12. 38
austin 10. 7 n 11. 95
brushy creek 1. 4 s 11. 87
west lake hills 2. 4 nnw 11. 69
fort worth 5. 4 ssw 7. 48
san antonio/stinson muni arpt 6. 73
houston 1. 4 ne 4. 47
corpus christi nas 3. 17
Next advisory
-------------
Next advisory issued at 400 pm cdt. Please refer to your local
National weather service office for further information on this
Storm.
Forecaster gerhardt
Forecast positions
------------------
initial 09/1500z 36. 8n 96. 2w
12hr vt 10/0000z 37. 1n 94. 7w. Post-trop/extratropical
24hr vt 10/1200z 38. 5n 92. 4w. Post-trop/extratropical
$$
000
wtnt21 knhc 091430
tcmat1
tropical storm igor forecast/advisory number 5
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl al112010
1500 utc thu sep 09 2010
Changes in watches and warnings with this advisory.
None.
Summary of watches and warnings in effect.
A tropical storm watch is in effect for.
* The southern cape verde islands. Including maio. Sao tiago.
Fogo. And brava
The tropical storm watch will likely be discontinued later today.
Tropical storm center located near 14. 7n 24. 8w at 09/1500z
position accurate within 30 nm
Present movement toward the north-northwest or 330 degrees at 5 kt
Estimated minimum central pressure 1006 mb
max sustained winds 35 kt with gusts to 45 kt.
34 kt. 0ne 45se 15sw 30nw.
12 ft seas. 30ne 60se 60sw 60nw.
Winds and seas vary greatly in each quadrant. Radii in nautical
miles are the largest radii expected anywhere in that quadrant.
Repeat. Center located near 14. 7n 24. 8w at 09/1500z
at 09/1200z center was located near 14. 2n 24. 5w
Forecast valid 10/0000z 15. 0n 26. 3w
max wind 35 kt. Gusts 45 kt.
34 kt. 20ne 20se 0sw 30nw.
Forecast valid 10/1200z 15. 8n 29. 0w
max wind 40 kt. Gusts 50 kt.
34 kt. 45ne 30se 30sw 45nw.
Forecast valid 11/0000z 16. 4n 32. 0w
max wind 50 kt. Gusts 60 kt.
50 kt. 30ne 20se 0sw 20nw.
34 kt. 60ne 45se 30sw 45nw.
Forecast valid 11/1200z 16. 7n 35. 0w
max wind 60 kt. Gusts 75 kt.
50 kt. 30ne 25se 10sw 25nw.
34 kt. 75ne 60se 45sw 60nw.
Forecast valid 12/1200z 17. 3n 40. 4w
max wind 70 kt. Gusts 85 kt.
50 kt. 45ne 35se 30sw 40nw.
34 kt. 90ne 75se 60sw 75nw.
Extended outlook. Note. Errors for track have averaged near 200 nm
on day 4 and 250 nm on day 5. And for intensity near 20 kt each day
Outlook valid 13/1200z 18. 5n 44. 5w
max wind 80 kt. Gusts 100 kt.
Outlook valid 14/1200z 20. 0n 48. 5w
max wind 85 kt. Gusts 105 kt.
Request for 3 hourly ship reports within 300 miles of 14. 7n 24. 8w
Next advisory at 09/2100z
$$
forecaster cangialosi/brennan
000
wtnt31 knhc 091430
tcpat1
bulletin
tropical storm igor advisory number 5
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl al112010
1100 am ast thu sep 09 2010
. Igor now moving north-northwestward. No change in strength.
Summary of 1100 am ast. 1500 utc. Information
-----------------------------------------------
location. 14. 7n 24. 8w
about 30 mi. 45 km wsw of the southernmost cape verde islands
maximum sustained winds. 40 mph. 65 km/hr
present movement. Nnw or 330 degrees at 6 mph. 9 km/hr
minimum central pressure. 1006 mb. 29. 71 inches
Watches and warnings
--------------------
changes with this advisory.
None.
Summary of watches and warnings in effect.
A tropical storm watch is in effect for.
* The southern cape verde islands. Including maio. Sao tiago.
Fogo. And brava
The tropical storm watch will likely be discontinued later today.
For storm information specific to your area. Please monitor
products issued by your national meteorological service.
Discussion and 48-hour outlook
------------------------------
at 1100 am ast. 1500 utc. The center of tropical storm igor was
located near latitude 14. 7 north. Longitude 24. 8 west. Igor is
moving toward the north-northwest near 6 mph. 9 km/hr. A turn
toward the west-northwest with an increase in forward speed is
expected during the next day or two.
Maximum sustained winds are near 40 mph. 65 km/hr. With higher
gusts. Some strengthening is forecast during the next 48 hours.
Tropical storm force winds extend outward up to 50 miles. 85
km. Mainly to the west of the center.
Estimated minimum central pressure is 1006 mb. 29. 71 inches.
Hazards affecting land
----------------------
winds. Tropical storm conditions are possible in the southern cape
verde islands for the next several hours. These conditions are
expected to diminish later today or tonight.
Next advisory
-------------
next intermediate advisory. 200 pm ast.
Next complete advisory. 500 pm ast.
$$
forecaster cangialosi/brennan
000
wtnt21 knhc 091430
tcmat1
tropical storm igor forecast/advisory number 5
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl al112010
1500 utc thu sep 09 2010
Changes in watches and warnings with this advisory.
None.
Summary of watches and warnings in effect.
A tropical storm watch is in effect for.
* The southern cape verde islands. Including maio. Sao tiago.
Fogo. And brava
The tropical storm watch will likely be discontinued later today.
Tropical storm center located near 14. 7n 24. 8w at 09/1500z
position accurate within 30 nm
Present movement toward the north-northwest or 330 degrees at 5 kt
Estimated minimum central pressure 1006 mb
max sustained winds 35 kt with gusts to 45 kt.
34 kt. 0ne 45se 15sw 30nw.
12 ft seas. 30ne 60se 60sw 60nw.
Winds and seas vary greatly in each quadrant. Radii in nautical
miles are the largest radii expected anywhere in that quadrant.
Repeat. Center located near 14. 7n 24. 8w at 09/1500z
at 09/1200z center was located near 14. 2n 24. 5w
Forecast valid 10/0000z 15. 0n 26. 3w
max wind 35 kt. Gusts 45 kt.
34 kt. 20ne 20se 0sw 30nw.
Forecast valid 10/1200z 15. 8n 29. 0w
max wind 40 kt. Gusts 50 kt.
34 kt. 45ne 30se 30sw 45nw.
Forecast valid 11/0000z 16. 4n 32. 0w
max wind 50 kt. Gusts 60 kt.
50 kt. 30ne 20se 0sw 20nw.
34 kt. 60ne 45se 30sw 45nw.
Forecast valid 11/1200z 16. 7n 35. 0w
max wind 60 kt. Gusts 75 kt.
50 kt. 30ne 25se 10sw 25nw.
34 kt. 75ne 60se 45sw 60nw.
Forecast valid 12/1200z 17. 3n 40. 4w
max wind 70 kt. Gusts 85 kt.
50 kt. 45ne 35se 30sw 40nw.
34 kt. 90ne 75se 60sw 75nw.
Extended outlook. Note. Errors for track have averaged near 200 nm
on day 4 and 250 nm on day 5. And for intensity near 20 kt each day
Outlook valid 13/1200z 18. 5n 44. 5w
max wind 80 kt. Gusts 100 kt.
Outlook valid 14/1200z 20. 0n 48. 5w
max wind 85 kt. Gusts 105 kt.
Request for 3 hourly ship reports within 300 miles of 14. 7n 24. 8w
Next advisory at 09/2100z
$$
forecaster cangialosi/brennan
000
wtnt31 knhc 091430
tcpat1
bulletin
tropical storm igor advisory number 5
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl al112010
1100 am ast thu sep 09 2010
. Igor now moving north-northwestward. No change in strength.
Summary of 1100 am ast. 1500 utc. Information
-----------------------------------------------
location. 14. 7n 24. 8w
about 30 mi. 45 km wsw of the southernmost cape verde islands
maximum sustained winds. 40 mph. 65 km/hr
present movement. Nnw or 330 degrees at 6 mph. 9 km/hr
minimum central pressure. 1006 mb. 29. 71 inches
Watches and warnings
--------------------
changes with this advisory.
None.
Summary of watches and warnings in effect.
A tropical storm watch is in effect for.
* The southern cape verde islands. Including maio. Sao tiago.
Fogo. And brava
The tropical storm watch will likely be discontinued later today.
For storm information specific to your area. Please monitor
products issued by your national meteorological service.
Discussion and 48-hour outlook
------------------------------
at 1100 am ast. 1500 utc. The center of tropical storm igor was
located near latitude 14. 7 north. Longitude 24. 8 west. Igor is
moving toward the north-northwest near 6 mph. 9 km/hr. A turn
toward the west-northwest with an increase in forward speed is
expected during the next day or two.
Maximum sustained winds are near 40 mph. 65 km/hr. With higher
gusts. Some strengthening is forecast during the next 48 hours.
Tropical storm force winds extend outward up to 50 miles. 85
km. Mainly to the west of the center.
Estimated minimum central pressure is 1006 mb. 29. 71 inches.
Hazards affecting land
----------------------
winds. Tropical storm conditions are possible in the southern cape
verde islands for the next several hours. These conditions are
expected to diminish later today or tonight.
Next advisory
-------------
next intermediate advisory. 200 pm ast.
Next complete advisory. 500 pm ast.
$$
forecaster cangialosi/brennan
000
acpn50 phfo 091154
twocp
Tropical weather outlook
nws central pacific hurricane center honolulu hi
200 am hst thu sep 9 2010
For the central north pacific. Between 140w and 180
1. An area of showers and isolated thunderstorms associated with a
weak low pressure system is located about 750 miles southeast of
hilo. Hawaii. Environmental conditions appear more favorable for
gradual development with this still disorganized system as it moves
west at 10 to 15 mph over the next day or two. There is a medium
chance. 30 percent. Of this feature becoming a tropical cyclone
during the next 48 hours.
Elsewhere. No tropical cyclones are expected through late Friday
night.
$$
Brenchley
000
acca62 tjsj 091151
twospn
Perspectivas sobre las condiciones del tiempo en el tropico
nws tpc/centro nacional de huracanes miami fl
800 am edt jueves 9 de septiembre de 2010
Para el atlantico norte. El mar caribe y el golfo de mexico.
El centro nacional de huracanes esta emitiendo advertencias sobre la
tormenta tropical igor. Localizada como a 50 millas al sur sureste
de las islas de cabo verde del sur.
Un area de aguaceros y tronadas asociado con un area de baja presion
localizado cerca de las islas de barlovento esta mostrando algunas
senales de organizacion. Las condiciones ambientales parecen estar
conducentes para algun desarrollo gradual a medida que la baja
presion se mueve lentamente hacia el oeste. Existe una posibilidad
mediana. 40 por ciento. De que este sistema se convierta en ciclon
tropical en las proximas 48 horas.
En el resto del area. No se espera formacion de ciclon tropical
durante las proximas 48 horas.
$$
Advertencias publicas sobre igor estan siendos emitidas con el
titulo del wmo wtnt31 knhc y bajo el titulo en awips miatcpat1.
Pronosticos y advertencias sobre hermine estan siendos emitidos con
el titulo del wmo header wtnt21 knhc y bajo el titulo en awips
header miatcmat1.
Pronosticadores cangialosi/brennan
Traduccion cortesia de la oficina del servicio nacional de
meteorologia en san juan puerto rico
000
wtca41 tjsj 091145
tcpsp1
Boletin
tormenta tropical igor advertencia intermedia numero 4a
nws tpc/centro nacional de huracanes miami fl al112010
800 am ast jueves 9 de septiembre de 2010
. Igor una tormenta tropical debil. Girando hacia el norte.
Resumen de las 8:00 am ast. 1200 utc. Informacion
----------------------------------------------
localizacion. 14. 1 norte 24. 2 oeste
cerca de 50 millas. 80 kilometros al sur sureste de las islas de cabo
verde del sur.
Vientos maximos sostenidos. 40 mph. 65 kilometros por hora
movimiento actual. Norte o 360 grados a 2 mph. 4 kilometros por hora
presion minima central. 1006 milibaras. 29. 71 pulgadas
Vigilancias y avisos
--------------------
cambios con esta advertencia.
Ninguno.
Resumen de vigilancias y avisos en efecto.
Una vigilancia de tormenta tropical en efecto para.
* Las islas del sur de cabo verde. Incluyendo maio. Sao tiago.
Fogo y brava.
La vigilancia de tormenta tropical probablemente sera descontinuado
mas tarde hoy.
Para informacion especifica para su area . Favor de monitorear
productos emitidos por su oficina local del servicio de
meteorologia nacional.
Discusion y perspectivas para las proximas 48 horas
------------------------------
a las 8:00 am ast. 1200 utc. El centro de la tormenta tropical
igor estaba localizado cerca de la latitud 14. 1 norte. Longitud
24. 2 oeste. Se espera que igor gire hacia el oeste u oeste noroeste
con un aumento en la velocidad de traslacion durante el proximo dia
o dos.
Los vientos maximos sostenidos permanecen cerca de 40 mph. 65 kilometros
por hora. Con rafagas mas altas. No se esperan cambios
significativos en su intensidad hoy. Pero se anticipa algun
fortalecimiento lento comenzando el viernes.
Los vientos con fuerza de tormenta tropical se extienden hasta 50
millas. 85 kilometros. Mayormente al sur del centro.
Presion minima central estimada es de 1006 milibaras. 29. 71
pulgadas.
Peligros afectando tierra
----------------------
vientos. Condiciones de tormenta tropical son posibles en las islas
del sur de cabo verde hoy. Las condiciones habran de cesar mas
tarde hoy.
Proximo boletin
-------------
proxima advertencia completa. 11:00 am ast.
$$
Pronosticador cangialosi/brennan
Traduccion cortesia de la oficina del servicio nacional de
meteorologia en san juan puerto rico
000
axnt20 knhc 091139
twdat
Tropical weather discussion
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl
805 am edt thu sep 09 2010
Tropical weather discussion for north america. Central
america. Gulf of mexico. Caribbean sea. Northern sections of
south america. And atlantic ocean to the african coast from the
equator to 32n. The following information is based on satellite
imagery. Meteorological analysis. Weather observations. And
radar.
Based on 0600 utc surface analysis and satellite imagery through
1115 utc.
. Special features.
Tropical storm igor is centered near 14. 1n 24. 2w at 09/1200 utc
or about 50 nm s of the southernmost cape verde islands near
stationary. Estimated minimum central pressure is 1006 mb.
Maximum sustained wind speed is 35 kt with gusts to 45 kt.
Please see latest nhc intermediate public advisory under
awips/wmo headers miatcpat1/wtnt31 knhc and the full forecast
and advisory under awips/wmo headers miatcmat1/wtnt21 knhc for
more details. Igor remains in a shear environment with the
convection displaced to the w of the exposed low level center.
Clusters of scattered moderate/isolated strong convection are
from 12n-17n between 25w-30w.
. Itcz.
The itcz axis is analyzed along 10n26w 9n40w 10n52w 12n57w then
resumes in the s caribbean near 12n65w 12n73w 10n78w across
costa rica into the e pacific region near 10n84w. A 1009 mb low
is embedded within the itcz near 12n60w with a surface trough
along 60w between 10n-15n. Clusters of scattered moderate/
isolated strong convection are from 5n-10n between 35w-46w.
S of 13n to inland over south america between 51w-55w. And s
of 13n to the coast of south america between 56w-64w including
the windward islands/trinidada and tobago.
. Discussion.
Gulf of mexico.
The broad upper ridge anchored along the louisiana/texas coast
extends a ridge axis e along 30n across the n gulf coast states
into the w atlc covering the gulf waters. A surface trough
extends from near west palm beach florida sw across the
peninsula to everglades city into the gulf along 24n84w to the
yucatan channel near 21n86w. The upper low in the nw caribbean
combined with the surface trough are generating scattered
showers/isolated thunderstorms s of 25n e of 82w into the w atlc
and over cuba including the florida keys. This is leaving the
remainder of the gulf under mostly clear skies this morning with
the exception of some isolated low level showers dotting the
area e of 90w.
Caribbean sea.
An upper low remains centered in the nw caribbean is centered s
of cuba near 20n85w extending over the nw caribbean e of 82w and
n to over cuba and the yucatan channel clusters of generating
scattered showers/isolated thunderstorms n of 19n to over cuba
between 80w-87w. The broad upper ridge anchored in the central
atlc extends an axis along 20n to e cuba near 77w drawing dry
stable air over the ne caribbean n of 15n e of 69w. Beneath is
upper ridge is the remnant moisture of a surface trough covering
the area with clusters of scattered showers/isolated
thunderstorms from 15n-20n between 69w-77w including portions of
hispaniola and jamaica. The itcz crossing the s caribbean from
the windward islands to costa rica is generating scattered
showers/isolated thunderstorms s of 13n between 68w-80w
including colombia and panama.
Atlantic ocean.
The upper low in the nw caribbean is enhancing scattered
showers/isolated thunderstorms s of 26n to over cuba between
77w-82w. Doppler radar indicates the activity is crossing the
florida keys but is dissipating as it approaches the florida
mainland. This activity could move onshore over s florida later
this morning. The broad upper ridge that covers the gulf of
mexico extends an axis into the w atlc along 30n covering the w
atlc w of 65w. An upper level trough extends into the w/central
atlc near 32n56w sw to 26n64w becoming a shear axis to the
bahamas near 23n75w. Strong subsidence and dry stable air covers
the w atlc 24n-29n between 65w-75w and the central atlc from
13n-28n w of 40w to the upper trough. A weak surface ridge
dominates the w atlc n of 25n anchored by a 1018 mb high near
29n68w. A weak upper low is centered in the central atlc near
28n47w generating isolated showers and possible isolated
thunderstorms from 30n-32n between 44w-47w. An e/w upper ridge
is anchored w africa extending an axis w along 21n into the e
tropical atlc to 40w. Beneath is the t. S. Igor in the special
features above. A 1010 mb surface low is also beneath the upper
ridge centered near 21n38w generating isolated showers from
22n-27n between 37w-42w. A surface ridge covers the remainder of
the e atlc n of 25n e of 45w anchored by a 1024 mb high e of the
azores.
For additional information please visit
http://www. Hurricanes. Gov/marine
$$
paw
000
abnt20 knhc 091135
twoat
tropical weather outlook
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl
800 am edt thu sep 9 2010
For the north atlantic. Caribbean sea and the gulf of mexico.
The national hurricane center is issuing advisories on tropical
storm igor. Located about 50 miles south-southeast of the cape
verde islands.
Showers and thunderstorms associated with a weak area of low
pressure located near the windward islands are showing some signs
of organization. Environmental conditions appear favorable for
some gradual development as the low moves slowly westward. There is
a medium chance. 40 percent. Of this system becoming a tropical
cyclone during the next 48 hours.
Elsewhere. Tropical cyclone formation is not expected during the
next 48 hours.
Public advisories on igor are issued under wmo header wtnt31 knhc
and under awips header miatcpat1. Forecast/advisories on igor are
issued under wmo header wtnt21 knhc and under awips header
miatcmat1.
$$
forecaster cangialosi/brennan
000
abpz20 knhc 091135
twoep
tropical weather outlook
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl
500 am pdt thu sep 9 2010
For the eastern north pacific. East of 140 degrees west longitude.
Tropical cyclone formation is not expected during the next 48 hours.
$$
forecaster brennan
000
wtnt31 knhc 091131
tcpat1
bulletin
tropical storm igor intermediate advisory number 4a
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl al112010
800 am ast thu sep 09 2010
. Igor a weak tropical storm. Drifting northward.
Summary of 800 am ast. 1200 utc. Information
----------------------------------------------
location. 14. 1n 24. 2w
about 50 mi. 80 km sse of the southernmost cape verde islands
maximum sustained winds. 40 mph. 65 km/hr
present movement. N or 360 degrees at 2 mph. 4 km/hr
minimum central pressure. 1006 mb. 29. 71 inches
Watches and warnings
--------------------
changes with this advisory.
None.
Summary of watches and warnings in effect.
A tropical storm watch is in effect for.
* The southern cape verde islands. Including maio. Sao tiago.
Fogo. And brava
The tropical storm watch will likely be discontinued later today.
For storm information specific to your area. Please monitor
products issued by your national meteorological service.
Discussion and 48-hour outlook
------------------------------
at 800 am ast. 1200 utc. The center of tropical storm igor was
located near latitude 14. 1 north. Longitude 24. 2 west. Igor is
drifting northward at about 2 mph. 4 km/hr. Igor is expected to
turn westward or west-northwestward with an increase in forward
speed during the next day or two.
Maximum sustained winds remain near 40 mph. 65 km/hr. With higher
gusts. Little change in intensity is expected today but some
strengthening is forecast to begin on Friday.
Tropical storm force winds extend outward up to 50 miles. 85 km.
Mainly to the south of the center.
Estimated minimum central pressure is 1006 mb. 29. 71 inches.
Hazards affecting land
----------------------
winds. Tropical storm conditions are possible in the southern cape
verde islands today. These conditions are expected to end later
today.
Next advisory
-------------
next complete advisory. 1100 am ast.
$$
forecaster cangialosi/brennan
000
axpz20 knhc 091015
twdep
Tropical weather discussion
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl
1005 utc thu sep 09 2010
Tropical weather discussion for the eastern pacific ocean from
the equator to 32n. East of 140w.
Based on 0600 utc surface analysis and satellite imagery through
0900 utc.
. Itcz.
Axis from 10n98w to 10n111w to 12n116w to 13n140w. Scattered
moderate convection within 30 nm s of axis between 98w and 106w.
. Discussion.
Aloft.
Upper level ridge extends west from north-central mexico to 18n
140w. Zonal flow is evident north of the ridge. And strong east
winds continue south of the ridge axis east of 122w and further
south of 10n east of 110w. A small area of weaker vertical shear
is evident south of tehuantepec to around 10n.
Surface.
Scatterometer data indicates that winds are below 20 kt across
the entire basin. A surface ridge extends se across the nw part
of the area to near 28n123w. The orientation and location of the
itcz is expected to vary only slightly over the next 2-3 days.
No tropical waves are analyzed in the east pacific. And wave
activity in the western atlantic and caribbean is below normal.
Marine.
Altimetry data indicates seas are below 8 ft across the entire
basin. Ww3 model data indicates seas will approach 8 to 9 ft w
of 115w from enhanced sw winds in a low pressure trough expected
to form. But climatology and persistence do not favor this. So
marine conditions may remain relatively benign several more days.
$$
mundell
000
wtca41 tjsj 090912
tcpsp1
Boletin
tormenta tropical igor advertencia numero 4
nws tpc/centro nacional de huracanes miami fl al112010
500 am ast jueves 9 de septiembre de 2010
. Igor apenas se mantiene como una tormenta tropical. Apenas se
mueve.
Resumen de las 5:00 am ast. 0900 utc. Informacion
----------------------------------------------
localizacion. 13. 8 norte 24. 3 oeste
cerca de 70 millas. 110 kilometros al sur de las islas de cabo
verde del sur.
Vientos maximos sostenidos. 40 mph. 65 kilometros por hora
movimiento actual. Estacionario
presion minima central. 1006 milibaras. 29. 71 pulgadas
Vigilancias y avisos
--------------------
cambios con esta advertencia.
Ninguno.
Resumen de vigilancias y avisos en efecto.
Una vigilancia de tormenta tropical en efecto para.
* Las islas del sur de cabo verde. Incluyendo maio. Sao tiago.
Fogo y brava.
La vigilancia de tormenta tropical probablemente sera descontinuado
mas tarde hoy.
Para informacion especifica para su area . Favor de monitorear
productos emitidos por su oficina local del servicio de
meteorologia nacional.
Discusion y perspectivas para las proximas 48 horas
------------------------------
a las 5:00 am ast. 0900 utc. El centro de la tormenta tropical
igor estaba localizado cerca de la latitud 13. 8 norte. Longitud
24. 3 oeste. Igor ha estado divagando justo al sur de las islas de
cabo verde sin embargo debe comenzar a moverse lentamente hacia el
oeste noroeste mas tarde hoy.
Los vientos maximos sostenidos estan cerca de 40 mph. 65 kilometros
por hora. Con rafagas mas altas. No se esperan cambios
significativos en su intensidad hoy. Pero se anticipa algun
fortalecimiento lento durante el viernes.
Los vientos con fuerza de tormenta tropical se extienden hasta 50
millas. 85 kilometros desde el centro.
Presion minima central estimada es de 1006 milibaras. 29. 71
pulgadas.
Peligros afectando tierra
----------------------
vientos. Condiciones de tormenta tropical son posibles en las islas
del sur de cabo verde hoy. Las condiciones habran de cesar mas
tarde hoy.
Proximo boletin
-------------
proxima advertencia intermedia. 8:00 am ast.
Proxima advertencia completa. 11:00 am ast.
$$
Pronosticadores avila
Traduccion cortesia de la oficina del servicio nacional de
meteorologia en san juan puerto rico
000
wtnt35 kwnh 090903
tcpat5
Public advisory number 14 for remnants of hermine
nws hydrometeorological prediction center camp springs md al102010
400 am cdt thu sep 9 2010
. Flooding potential continues across parts of the southern
plains and the ozarks as hermine has become extratropical.
Summary of 400 am cdt. 0900 utc. Information
-----------------------------------------------
location. 35. 8n 97. 7w
about 30 miles. 45 km. Nnw of oklahoma city oklahoma.
Maximum sustained winds. 20 mph. 30 km/hr
present movement. Nne or 22 degrees at 11 mph. 17 km/hr
minimum central pressure. 1004 mb. 29. 65 inches
Watches and warnings
--------------------
flood and flash flood watches. Warnings. And advisories remain
in effect from north central texas. Northward across east central
oklahoma. And into southeastern kansas. Southern
missouri. Northern arkansas. And southwestern illinois.
For information specific to your area. Including possible watches
And warnings. Please monitor products issued by your local
National weather service office at www. Weather. Gov.
Discussion and 48-hour outlook
------------------------------
at 400 am cdt. 0900 utc. The center of remnants of tropical
depression hermine was located near latitude 35. 8 north. And
longitude 97. 7 west. Tropical depression hermine has now become
extratropical as it moves northeastward across central oklahoma
early Thursday morning. The heaviest rain is expected to remain
east of the center of circulation.
Maximum sustained winds are near 20 mph. 30 km/hr. With higher
gusts.
Minimum central pressure is 1004 mb. 29. 65 inches.
Hazards
-------
rainfall. Rainfall amounts of two to four inches. With localized
higher amounts. Can be expected through Friday morning from
eastern oklahoma and into parts of missouri and arkansas. This
will be enough to cause some flooding problems in low-lying areas.
Rainfall totals
---------------
selected storm total rainfall in inches through 4 am cdt
. Arkansas.
Texarkana 2. 22
lamar 5. 7 nne 2. 20
clarksville 1. 7 n 2. 20
magazine 3. 0 nnw 2. 12
batesville 2. 07
harrison 5. 4 sw 2. 02
. Oklahoma.
Eufaula 6. 13
bowlegs 5. 17
holdenville 5. 12
fort sill afb 2. 95
tulsa 2. 67
lawton 2. 27
eufaula 4. 6 ene 2. 19
oklahoma city 1. 45
mcalester 1. 45
. Texas.
Georgetown 15. 62
cedar park 1. 0 ese 12. 99
anderson mill 1. 4 nw 12. 71
jollyville 2. 1 ssw 12. 23
killeen 2. 9 ssw 11. 66
leander 1. 0 sse 11. 62
austin 10. 7 n 11. 48
fort hood aaf 11. 30
youngsport 11. 27
west lake hills 2. 4 nnw 11. 08
wells branch 0. 3 wnw 11. 00
brushy creek 2. 3 sw 11. 00
andice 1. 6 sw 10. 21
jarrell 0. 3 s 10. 20
round rock 3. 0 n 10. 05
victoria 7. 77
austin 7. 57
fort worth 11. 8 nw 6. 84
san antonio/stinson muni arpt 6. 73
denton 6. 42
killeen 6. 05
houston 1. 4 ne 4. 47
Next advisory
-------------
Next advisory issued at 1000 am cdt. Please refer to your local
National weather service office for further information on this
Storm.
Forecaster hamrick
Forecast positions
------------------
initial 09/0900z 35. 8n 97. 7w
12hr vt 09/1800z 37. 3n 96. 4w. Post-trop/extratropical
24hr vt 10/0600z 38. 4n 93. 8w. Post-trop/extratropical
$$
000
wtnt35 kwnh 090901
tcpat5
Public advisory number 14 for remnants of tropical depression
hermine
nws hydrometeorological prediction center camp springs md al102010
400 am cdt thu sep 9 2010
. Flooding potential continues across parts of the southern
plains and the ozarks as hermine has become extratropical.
Summary of 400 am cdt. 0900 utc. Information
-----------------------------------------------
location. 35. 8n 97. 7w
about 30 miles. 45 km. Nnw of oklahoma city oklahoma.
Maximum sustained winds. 20 mph. 30 km/hr
present movement. Nne or 22 degrees at 11 mph. 17 km/hr
minimum central pressure. 1004 mb. 29. 65 inches
Watches and warnings
--------------------
flood and flash flood watches. Warnings. And advisories remain
in effect from north central texas. Northward across east central
oklahoma. And into southeastern kansas. Southern
missouri. Northern arkansas. And southwestern illinois.
For information specific to your area. Including possible watches
And warnings. Please monitor products issued by your local
National weather service office at www. Weather. Gov.
Discussion and 48-hour outlook
------------------------------
at 400 am cdt. 0900 utc. The center of remnants of tropical
depression hermine was located near latitude 35. 8 north. And
longitude 97. 7 west. Tropical depression hermine has now become
extratropical as it moves northeastward across central oklahoma
early Thursday morning. The heaviest rain is expected to remain
east of the center of circulation.
Maximum sustained winds are near 20 mph. 30 km/hr. With higher
gusts.
Minimum central pressure is 1004 mb. 29. 65 inches.
Hazards
-------
rainfall. Rainfall amounts of two to four inches. With localized
higher amounts. Can be expected through Friday morning from
eastern oklahoma and into parts of missouri and arkansas. This
will be enough to cause some flooding problems in low-lying areas.
Rainfall totals
---------------
selected storm total rainfall in inches through 4 am cdt
. Arkansas.
Texarkana 2. 22
lamar 5. 7 nne 2. 20
clarksville 1. 7 n 2. 20
magazine 3. 0 nnw 2. 12
batesville 2. 07
harrison 5. 4 sw 2. 02
. Oklahoma.
Eufaula 6. 13
bowlegs 5. 17
holdenville 5. 12
fort sill afb 2. 95
tulsa 2. 67
lawton 2. 27
eufaula 4. 6 ene 2. 19
oklahoma city 1. 45
mcalester 1. 45
. Texas.
Georgetown 15. 62
cedar park 1. 0 ese 12. 99
anderson mill 1. 4 nw 12. 71
jollyville 2. 1 ssw 12. 23
killeen 2. 9 ssw 11. 66
leander 1. 0 sse 11. 62
austin 10. 7 n 11. 48
fort hood aaf 11. 30
youngsport 11. 27
west lake hills 2. 4 nnw 11. 08
wells branch 0. 3 wnw 11. 00
brushy creek 2. 3 sw 11. 00
andice 1. 6 sw 10. 21
jarrell 0. 3 s 10. 20
round rock 3. 0 n 10. 05
victoria 7. 77
austin 7. 57
fort worth 11. 8 nw 6. 84
san antonio/stinson muni arpt 6. 73
denton 6. 42
killeen 6. 05
houston 1. 4 ne 4. 47
Next advisory
-------------
Next advisory issued at 1000 am cdt. Please refer to your local
National weather service office for further information on this
Storm.
Forecaster hamrick
Forecast positions
------------------
initial 09/0900z 35. 8n 97. 7w
12hr vt 09/1800z 37. 3n 96. 4w. Post-trop/extratropical
24hr vt 10/0600z 38. 4n 93. 8w. Post-trop/extratropical
$$
000
wtnt21 knhc 090836
tcmat1
tropical storm igor forecast/advisory number 4
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl al112010
0900 utc thu sep 09 2010
Changes in watches and warnings with this advisory.
None.
Summary of watches and warnings in effect.
A tropical storm watch is in effect for.
* The southern cape verde islands. Including maio. Sao tiago.
Fogo. And brava.
The tropical storm watch will likely be discontinued later today.
Tropical storm center located near 13. 8n 24. 3w at 09/0900z
position accurate within 50 nm
Present movement is stationary
Estimated minimum central pressure 1006 mb
max sustained winds 35 kt with gusts to 45 kt.
34 kt. 0ne 45se 45sw 30nw.
12 ft seas. 30ne 60se 60sw 60nw.
Winds and seas vary greatly in each quadrant. Radii in nautical
miles are the largest radii expected anywhere in that quadrant.
Repeat. Center located near 13. 8n 24. 3w at 09/0900z
at 09/0600z center was located near 13. 8n 24. 3w
Forecast valid 09/1800z 14. 0n 25. 3w
max wind 30 kt. Gusts 40 kt.
Forecast valid 10/0600z 15. 0n 28. 0w
max wind 40 kt. Gusts 50 kt.
34 kt. 30ne 45se 45sw 30nw.
Forecast valid 10/1800z 16. 0n 31. 0w
max wind 45 kt. Gusts 55 kt.
34 kt. 45ne 45se 30sw 45nw.
Forecast valid 11/0600z 16. 5n 34. 0w
max wind 55 kt. Gusts 65 kt.
50 kt. 25ne 25se 10sw 25nw.
34 kt. 75ne 60se 45sw 60nw.
Forecast valid 12/0600z 17. 0n 40. 0w
max wind 65 kt. Gusts 80 kt.
50 kt. 30ne 30se 25sw 30nw.
34 kt. 75ne 60se 45sw 60nw.
Extended outlook. Note. Errors for track have averaged near 200 nm
on day 4 and 250 nm on day 5. And for intensity near 20 kt each day
Outlook valid 13/0600z 18. 0n 44. 5w
max wind 75 kt. Gusts 90 kt.
Outlook valid 14/0600z 19. 5n 49. 0w
max wind 85 kt. Gusts 105 kt.
Request for 3 hourly ship reports within 300 miles of 13. 8n 24. 3w
Next advisory at 09/1500z
$$
forecaster avila
000
wtnt31 knhc 090836
tcpat1
bulletin
tropical storm igor advisory number 4
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl al112010
500 am ast thu sep 09 2010
. Igor barely a tropical storm. And barely moving.
Summary of 500 am ast. 0900 utc. Information
----------------------------------------------
location. 13. 8n 24. 3w
about 70 mi. 110 km s of the southernmost cape verde islands
maximum sustained winds. 40 mph. 65 km/hr
present movement. Stationary
minimum central pressure. 1006 mb. 29. 71 inches
Watches and warnings
--------------------
changes with this advisory.
None.
Summary of watches and warnings in effect.
A tropical storm watch is in effect for.
* The southern cape verde islands. Including maio. Sao tiago.
Fogo. And brava.
The tropical storm watch will likely be discontinued later today.
For storm information specific to your area. Please monitor
products issued by your national meteorological service.
Discussion and 48-hour outlook
------------------------------
at 500 am ast. 0900 utc. The center of tropical storm igor was
located near latitude 13. 8 north. Longitude 24. 3 west. Igor has
been meandering just south of the cape verde islands but it is
expected to move slowly toward the west-northwest later today.
Maximum sustained winds are near 40 mph. 65 km/hr. With higher
gusts. No significant change in intensity is expected today but
some strengthening should begin on Friday.
Tropical storm force winds extend outward up to 50 miles. 85 km
mainly to the south of the center.
Estimated minimum central pressure is 1006 mb. 29. 71 inches.
Hazards affecting land
----------------------
winds. Tropical storm conditions are possible in the southern cape
verde islands today. These conditions are expected to end later
today.
Next advisory
-------------
next intermediate advisory. 800 am ast.
Next complete advisory. 1100 am ast.
$$
forecaster avila
000
wtnt21 knhc 090836
tcmat1
tropical storm igor forecast/advisory number 4
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl al112010
0900 utc thu sep 09 2010
Changes in watches and warnings with this advisory.
None.
Summary of watches and warnings in effect.
A tropical storm watch is in effect for.
* The southern cape verde islands. Including maio. Sao tiago.
Fogo. And brava.
The tropical storm watch will likely be discontinued later today.
Tropical storm center located near 13. 8n 24. 3w at 09/0900z
position accurate within 50 nm
Present movement is stationary
Estimated minimum central pressure 1006 mb
max sustained winds 35 kt with gusts to 45 kt.
34 kt. 0ne 45se 45sw 30nw.
12 ft seas. 30ne 60se 60sw 60nw.
Winds and seas vary greatly in each quadrant. Radii in nautical
miles are the largest radii expected anywhere in that quadrant.
Repeat. Center located near 13. 8n 24. 3w at 09/0900z
at 09/0600z center was located near 13. 8n 24. 3w
Forecast valid 09/1800z 14. 0n 25. 3w
max wind 30 kt. Gusts 40 kt.
Forecast valid 10/0600z 15. 0n 28. 0w
max wind 40 kt. Gusts 50 kt.
34 kt. 30ne 45se 45sw 30nw.
Forecast valid 10/1800z 16. 0n 31. 0w
max wind 45 kt. Gusts 55 kt.
34 kt. 45ne 45se 30sw 45nw.
Forecast valid 11/0600z 16. 5n 34. 0w
max wind 55 kt. Gusts 65 kt.
50 kt. 25ne 25se 10sw 25nw.
34 kt. 75ne 60se 45sw 60nw.
Forecast valid 12/0600z 17. 0n 40. 0w
max wind 65 kt. Gusts 80 kt.
50 kt. 30ne 30se 25sw 30nw.
34 kt. 75ne 60se 45sw 60nw.
Extended outlook. Note. Errors for track have averaged near 200 nm
on day 4 and 250 nm on day 5. And for intensity near 20 kt each day
Outlook valid 13/0600z 18. 0n 44. 5w
max wind 75 kt. Gusts 90 kt.
Outlook valid 14/0600z 19. 5n 49. 0w
max wind 85 kt. Gusts 105 kt.
Request for 3 hourly ship reports within 300 miles of 13. 8n 24. 3w
Next advisory at 09/1500z
$$
forecaster avila
000
wtnt31 knhc 090836
tcpat1
bulletin
tropical storm igor advisory number 4
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl al112010
500 am ast thu sep 09 2010
. Igor barely a tropical storm. And barely moving.
Summary of 500 am ast. 0900 utc. Information
----------------------------------------------
location. 13. 8n 24. 3w
about 70 mi. 110 km s of the southernmost cape verde islands
maximum sustained winds. 40 mph. 65 km/hr
present movement. Stationary
minimum central pressure. 1006 mb. 29. 71 inches
Watches and warnings
--------------------
changes with this advisory.
None.
Summary of watches and warnings in effect.
A tropical storm watch is in effect for.
* The southern cape verde islands. Including maio. Sao tiago.
Fogo. And brava.
The tropical storm watch will likely be discontinued later today.
For storm information specific to your area. Please monitor
products issued by your national meteorological service.
Discussion and 48-hour outlook
------------------------------
at 500 am ast. 0900 utc. The center of tropical storm igor was
located near latitude 13. 8 north. Longitude 24. 3 west. Igor has
been meandering just south of the cape verde islands but it is
expected to move slowly toward the west-northwest later today.
Maximum sustained winds are near 40 mph. 65 km/hr. With higher
gusts. No significant change in intensity is expected today but
some strengthening should begin on Friday.
Tropical storm force winds extend outward up to 50 miles. 85 km
mainly to the south of the center.
Estimated minimum central pressure is 1006 mb. 29. 71 inches.
Hazards affecting land
----------------------
winds. Tropical storm conditions are possible in the southern cape
verde islands today. These conditions are expected to end later
today.
Next advisory
-------------
next intermediate advisory. 800 am ast.
Next complete advisory. 1100 am ast.
$$
forecaster avila
000
acca62 tjsj 090621
twospn
Perspectivas sobre las condiciones del tiempo en el tropico
nws tpc/centro nacional de huracanes miami fl
200 am edt jueves 9 de septiembre de 2010
Para el atlantico norte. El mar caribe y el golfo de mexico.
El centro nacional de huracanes esta emitiendo advertencias sobre la
tormenta tropical igor. Localizada como a 70 millas al sur sureste
de las islas de cabo verde del sur.
El centro de prediccion hidrometeorologica esta emitiendo
advertencias publicas sobre la depresion tropical hermine.
Localizada actualmente en tierra como a 40 millas al sur suroeste
de oklahoma city en oklahoma.
Aguaceros y tronadas desorganizadas al sur de la espanola estan
asociados con los remanentes de tormenta tropical gaston. Se espera
que este sistema se mueva hacia el oeste de 10 a 15 mph sin ningun
desarrollo. Existe una posibilidad baja. 0 por ciento. De que este
sistema se convierta en ciclon tropical nuevamente durante las
proximas 48 horas.
Un area de aguaceros y tronadas en la vecindad de las islas de
barlovento esta asociado con un sistema debil de baja presion.
Las condiciones ambientales parecen estar conducentes para algun
desarrollo lento a medida que la baja presion se mueve lentamente al
oeste. Existe una posibilidad baja. 20 por ciento. De que este
sistema se convierta en ciclon tropical en las proximas 48 horas.
Actividad de aguaceros asociada con un sistema debil de baja presion
localizado cerca de la islas de cabo verde del oeste se ha
debilitado. Se espera que esta baja presion sea absorbida por igor
mas tarde hoy. Existe una posibilidad baja. Cerca de 0 por
ciento. De que este sistema se convierta en ciclon tropical en las
proximas 48 horas.
En el resto del area. No se espera formacion de ciclon tropical
durante las proximas 48 horas.
$$
Advertencias publicas sobre igor estan siendos emitidas con el
titulo del wmo wtnt31 knhc y bajo el titulo en awips miatcpat1.
Pronosticos y advertencias sobre hermine estan siendos emitidos con
el titulo del wmo header wtnt21 knhc y bajo el titulo en awips
header miatcmat1
.
Pronosticadores avila
Traduccion cortesia de la oficina del servicio nacional de
meteorologia en san juan puerto rico
000
axnt20 knhc 090612 cca
twdat
Tropical weather discussion. Correction
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl
205 am edt thu sep 09 2010
. Correction for date/time group.
Tropical weather discussion for north america. Central
america. Gulf of mexico. Caribbean sea. Northern sections of
south america. And atlantic ocean to the african coast from the
equator to 32n. The following information is based on satellite
imagery. Meteorological analysis. Weather observations. And
radar.
Based on 0000 utc surface analysis and satellite imagery through
0445 utc.
. Special features.
Tropical storm igor is centered near 13. 8n 24. 8w at 09/0600 utc
or about 60 nm s-sw of the southernmost cape verde islands
moving moving w at 2 kt. Estimated minimum central pressure is
1005 mb. Maximum sustained wind speed is 35 kt with gusts to 40
kt. Please see latest nhc intermediate public advisory under
awips/wmo headers miatcpat1/wtnt31 knhc and the full forecast
and advisory under awips/wmo headers miatcmat1/wtnt21 knhc for
more details. Igor remains a shear system with the convection
displaced to the w of the low level center. Clusters of
scattered moderate/isolated strong convection are within 60 nm
of line from 14n25w to 15n29w.
. Itcz.
The itcz axis is analyzed along 10n25w 8n30w 10n42w 13n59w
across the s caribbean along 11n68w 12n76w across costa rica
into the e pacific region near 10n84w. Clusters of scattered
moderate/isolated strong convection are from 6n-10n between
35w-45w and s of 14n to inland over south america between
53w-60w.
. Discussion.
Gulf of mexico.
The broad upper ridge anchored along the louisiana/texas coast
extends a ridge axis e along 30n across the n gulf coast states
into the w atlc covering most of the gulf waters. A surface
trough extends from near daytona beach florida sw just n of fort
myers into the gulf along 25n85w to the yucatan channel near
21n86w. The upper low over the n caribbean extends over the se
gulf s of 24w from the florida straits to 86w generating
clusters of scattered showers/isolated thunderstorms s of 26n e
of 84w to over cuba and through the florida straits. This is
leaving the remainder of the gulf under mostly clear skies
tonight with the exception of some isolated low level showers
dotting the area e of 84w.
Caribbean sea.
An upper low remains centered in the n caribbean s of cuba near
20n84w extending n over the se gulf of mexico and the upper low
over the n caribbean extends over the florida straits to s
florida generating scattered showers/isolated thunderstorms s of
26n w of 85w to over cuba and through the florida straits and s
to 17n between 80w-86w generating isolated showers/thunderstorms
n of 18n to over cuba between 81w-86w. A small upper ridge is
anchored n of hispaniola near 20n71w covering the remainder of
the caribbean e of 80w. Beneath is upper ridge is a surface
trough that extends along 71w from 13n across hispaniola to 21n
generating scattered showers/isolated thunderstorms n of 13n
across hispaniola and e cuba between 67w-75w. The itcz crossing
the s caribbean from the windward islands to costa rica is
generating clusters of scattered showers/isolated thunderstorms
s of 13n. A surface trough is over the windward islands
extending from 15n61w over trinidad to inland over venezuela
near 8n61w enhancing the activity associated with the itcz.
Environmental conditions appear conducive for some slow
development of this system as it moves little with a low chance
of this system becoming a tropical cyclone during the next 48
hours.
Atlantic ocean.
The upper low in the n caribbean covers the florida straits s of
24n and is generating scattered showers/isolated thunderstorms s
of 14n to over cuba e of 76w through the florida straits and
over the florida keys. The broad upper ridge that covers the
gulf of mexico extends an axis into the w atlc along 30n
covering the w atlc w of 75w. An upper level trough extends
into the w/central atlc near 32n58w sw along 27n65w to the
bahamas near 23n70w. Strong subsidence and dry stable air covers
the w atlc 24n-30n w of 67w and the central atlc from 13n-28n
between 40w-65w. A weak surface ridge dominates the w atlc n of
26n anchored by a pair of 1018 mb highs centered near 30n69w and
over bermuda. A pair of upper lows are centered in the central
atlc near 29n47w and 33n39w generating isolated showers and
possible isolated thunderstorms within 120 nm of a line from
27n50w to 32n44w. An e/w upper ridge is anchored w africa
extending an axis w along 21n into the e tropical atlc to 40w.
Beneath is the t. S. Igor in the special features above and a
1009 mb low just to the n-ne of igor over the cape verde islands
generating scattered showers and possible isolated thunderstorms
from 15n-20n between 20w-27w. A second 1011 mb surface low is
beneath the upper ridge centered near 20n32w generating
scattered showers/isolated thunderstorms from 20n-21n between
36w-38w. A surface ridge covers the remainder of the e atlc
anchored by a 1025 mb high e of the azores.
For additional information please visit
http://www. Hurricanes. Gov/marine
$$
paw
000
wtca41 tjsj 090603
tcpsp1
Boletin
tormenta tropical igor advertencia numero 3a
nws tpc/centro nacional de huracanes miami fl al112010
200 am ast miercoles 8 de septiembre de 2010
. Igor continua pobremente organizado. Y se mueve muy
poco.
Resumen de las 2:00 am ast. 0600 utc. Informacion
----------------------------------------------
localizacion. 13. 8 norte 24. 8 oeste
cerca de 70 millas. 115 kilometros al sur de las islas de cabo
verde del sur.
Vientos maximos sostenidos. 40 mph. 65 kilometros por hora
movimiento actual. Oeste o 270 grados a 2 mph. 3 kilometros
por hora
presion minima central. 1005 milibaras. 29. 68 pulgadas
Vigilancias y avisos
--------------------
cambios con esta advertencia.
Ninguno.
Resumen de vigilancias y avisos en efecto.
Una vigilancia de tormenta tropical en efecto para.
* Las islas del sur de cabo verde. Incluyendo maio. Sao tiago.
Fogo y brava.
La vigilancia de tormenta tropical probablemente sera descontinuado
mas tarde hoy.
Para informacion especifica para su area . Favor de monitorear
productos emitidos por su oficina local del servicio de
meteorologia nacional.
Discusion y perspectivas para las proximas 48 horas
------------------------------
a las 2:00 am ast. 0600 utc. El centro de la tormenta tropical
igor estaba localizado cerca de la latitud 13. 8 norte. Longitud
24. 8 oeste. Igor ha estado divagando durante las pasadas horas peo
debe comenzar a moverse hacia el oeste a cerca de 2 mph. 11
kilometros por hora mas tarde hoy. En la trayectoria pronosticada.
Se espera que el centro de igor se aleje gradualmente de las islas
de cabo verde.
Los vientos maximos sostenidos han disminuido a erca de 40 mph. 65
kilometros por hora. Con rafagas mas altas. No se esperan cambios
significativos en su intensidad hoy. Pero se anticipa un
fortalecimiento lento subsigiente. E igor pudiera convertirse en
huracan para el fin de semana.
Los vientos con fuerza de tormenta tropical se extienden hasta 50
millas. 85 kilometros desde el centro.
Presion minima central estimada es de 1005 milibaras. 29. 68
pulgadas.
Peligros afectando tierra
----------------------
vientos. Condiciones de tormenta tropical son posibles en las islas
del sur de cabo verde hoy. Las condiciones habran de mejorar mas
tarde hoy.
Lluvias. Igor pudiera producir acumulaciones de lluvia de 1 a 3
pulgadas sobre porciones de las islas de cabo verde.
Proximo boletin
-------------
proxima advertencia completa. 5:00 am ast.
$$
Pronosticadores avila
Traduccion cortesia de la oficina del servicio nacional de
meteorologia en san juan puerto rico
000
abnt20 knhc 090553
twoat
tropical weather outlook
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl
200 am edt thu sep 9 2010
For the north atlantic. Caribbean sea and the gulf of mexico.
The national hurricane center is issuing advisories on tropical
storm igor. Located about 70 miles south-southwest of the cape
verde islands.
The hydrometeorological prediction center is issuing public
advisories on tropical depression hermine. Currently located
inland about 40 miles south-southwest of oklahoma city oklahoma.
Disorganized showers and thunderstorms south of hispaniola are
associated with the remnants of tropical storm gaston. This system
is expected to move westward at 10 to 15 mph with no development.
There is a low chance. Near 0 percent. Of this system becoming a
tropical cyclone again during the next 48 hours.
An area of showers and thunderstorms in the vicinity of the windward
islands are associated with a weak low pressure system.
Environmental conditions appear to be conducive for some slow
development as the low moves slowly westward. There is a low
chance. 20 percent. Of this system becoming a tropical cyclone
during the next 48 hours.
Shower activity associated with a weak low pressure system located
near the westernmost cape has weakened. This low is expected
become absorbed by tropical storm igor later today. There is a low
chance. Near 0 percent. Of this system becoming a tropical
cyclone during the next 48 hours.
Elsewhere. Tropical cyclone formation is not expected during the
next 48 hours.
Public advisories on igor are issued under wmo header
wtnt31 knhc and under awips header miatcpat1.
Forecast/advisories on igor are issued under wmo header
wtnt21 knhc and under awips header miatcmat1.
$$
forecaster avila
000
acpn50 phfo 090551
twocp
Tropical weather outlook
nws central pacific hurricane center honolulu hi
800 pm hst wed sep 8 2010
For the central north pacific. Between 140w and 180
1. An area of showers and isolated thunderstorms associated with a
weak low pressure system is located about 800 miles southeast of
hilo. Hawaii. Development. If any. Will be slow to occur with
this disorganized system as it moves west near 10 mph. There is a
low chance. 20 percent. Of this feature becoming a tropical
cyclone during the next 48 hours.
2. An area of showers and isolated thunderstorms associated with a
weak trough is located about 550 miles south southwest of
hilo. Hawaii. This weak trough is expected to continue west at 10
to 15 mph and will encounter increasingly hostile conditions to
tropical development. There is a low chance. 10 percent. Of this
feature becoming a tropical cyclone during the next 48 hours.
Elsewhere. No tropical cyclones are expected through Friday evening.
$$
Brenchley
000
axnt20 knhc 090548
twdat
Tropical weather discussion
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl
805 am edt wed sep 08 2010
Tropical weather discussion for north america. Central
america. Gulf of mexico. Caribbean sea. Northern sections of
south america. And atlantic ocean to the african coast from the
equator to 32n. The following information is based on satellite
imagery. Meteorological analysis. Weather observations. And
radar.
Based on 0600 utc surface analysis and satellite imagery through
1115 utc.
. Special features.
Tropical storm igor is centered near 13. 8n 24. 8w at 09/0600 utc
or about 60 nm s-sw of the southernmost cape verde islands
moving moving w at 2 kt. Estimated minimum central pressure is
1005 mb. Maximum sustained wind speed is 35 kt with gusts to 40
kt. Please see latest nhc intermediate public advisory under
awips/wmo headers miatcpat1/wtnt31 knhc and the full forecast
and advisory under awips/wmo headers miatcmat1/wtnt21 knhc for
more details. Igor remains a shear system with the convection
displaced to the w of the low level center. Clusters of
scattered moderate/isolated strong convection are within 60 nm
of line from 14n25w to 15n29w.
. Itcz.
The itcz axis is analyzed along 10n25w 8n30w 10n42w 13n59w
across the s caribbean along 11n68w 12n76w across costa rica
into the e pacific region near 10n84w. Clusters of scattered
moderate/isolated strong convection are from 6n-10n between
35w-45w and s of 14n to inland over south america between
53w-60w.
. Discussion.
Gulf of mexico.
The broad upper ridge anchored along the louisiana/texas coast
extends a ridge axis e along 30n across the n gulf coast states
into the w atlc covering most of the gulf waters. A surface
trough extends from near daytona beach florida sw just n of fort
myers into the gulf along 25n85w to the yucatan channel near
21n86w. The upper low over the n caribbean extends over the se
gulf s of 24w from the florida straits to 86w generating
clusters of scattered showers/isolated thunderstorms s of 26n e
of 84w to over cuba and through the florida straits. This is
leaving the remainder of the gulf under mostly clear skies
tonight with the exception of some isolated low level showers
dotting the area e of 84w.
Caribbean sea.
An upper low remains centered in the n caribbean s of cuba near
20n84w extending n over the se gulf of mexico and the upper low
over the n caribbean extends over the florida straits to s
florida generating scattered showers/isolated thunderstorms s of
26n w of 85w to over cuba and through the florida straits and s
to 17n between 80w-86w generating isolated showers/thunderstorms
n of 18n to over cuba between 81w-86w. A small upper ridge is
anchored n of hispaniola near 20n71w covering the remainder of
the caribbean e of 80w. Beneath is upper ridge is a surface
trough that extends along 71w from 13n across hispaniola to 21n
generating scattered showers/isolated thunderstorms n of 13n
across hispaniola and e cuba between 67w-75w. The itcz crossing
the s caribbean from the windward islands to costa rica is
generating clusters of scattered showers/isolated thunderstorms
s of 13n. A surface trough is over the windward islands
extending from 15n61w over trinidad to inland over venezuela
near 8n61w enhancing the activity associated with the itcz.
Environmental conditions appear conducive for some slow
development of this system as it moves little with a low chance
of this system becoming a tropical cyclone during the next 48
hours.
Atlantic ocean.
The upper low in the n caribbean covers the florida straits s of
24n and is generating scattered showers/isolated thunderstorms s
of 14n to over cuba e of 76w through the florida straits and
over the florida keys. The broad upper ridge that covers the
gulf of mexico extends an axis into the w atlc along 30n
covering the w atlc w of 75w. An upper level trough extends
into the w/central atlc near 32n58w sw along 27n65w to the
bahamas near 23n70w. Strong subsidence and dry stable air covers
the w atlc 24n-30n w of 67w and the central atlc from 13n-28n
between 40w-65w. A weak surface ridge dominates the w atlc n of
26n anchored by a pair of 1018 mb highs centered near 30n69w and
over bermuda. A pair of upper lows are centered in the central
atlc near 29n47w and 33n39w generating isolated showers and
possible isolated thunderstorms within 120 nm of a line from
27n50w to 32n44w. An e/w upper ridge is anchored w africa
extending an axis w along 21n into the e tropical atlc to 40w.
Beneath is the t. S. Igor in the special features above and a
1009 mb low just to the n-ne of igor over the cape verde islands
generating scattered showers and possible isolated thunderstorms
from 15n-20n between 20w-27w. A second 1011 mb surface low is
beneath the upper ridge centered near 20n32w generating
scattered showers/isolated thunderstorms from 20n-21n between
36w-38w. A surface ridge covers the remainder of the e atlc
anchored by a 1025 mb high e of the azores.
For additional information please visit
http://www. Hurricanes. Gov/marine
$$
paw
000
wtnt31 knhc 090529
tcpat1
bulletin
tropical storm igor intermediate advisory number 3a
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl al112010
200 am ast thu sep 09 2010
. Igor remains poorly organized. And moving little.
Summary of 200 am ast. 0600 utc. Information
----------------------------------------------
location. 13. 8n 24. 8w
about 70 mi. 115 km ssw of the southernmost cape verde islands
maximum sustained winds. 40 mph. 65 km/hr
present movement. W or 275 degrees at 2 mph. 3 km/hr
minimum central pressure. 1005 mb. 29. 68 inches
Watches and warnings
--------------------
changes with this advisory.
None.
Summary of watches and warnings in effect.
A tropical storm watch is in effect for.
* The southern cape verde islands. Including maio. Sao tiago.
Fogo. And brava.
The tropical storm watch will likely be discontinued later today.
For storm information specific to your area. Please monitor
products issued by your national meteorological service.
Discussion and 48-hour outlook
------------------------------
at 200 am ast. 0600 utc. The center of tropical storm igor was
estimated near latitude 13. 8 north. Longitude 24. 8 west. Igor has
been meandering during the past few hours but it should begin to
move toward the west near 7 mph. 11 km/hr later today. On the
forecast track. The center of igor is expected to move gradually
away from the cape verde islands.
Maximum sustained have decreased to near 40 mph. 45 km/hr. With
higher gusts. No significant change in strength is expected today
but a slow strengthening is forecast thereafter. And igor could
become a hurricane by the weekend.
Tropical-storm-force winds extend outward up to 50 miles. 85 km
from the center.
Estimated minimum central pressure is 1005 mb. 29. 68 inches.
Hazards affecting land
----------------------
winds. Tropical storm conditions are possible in the southern cape
verde islands today. These conditions are expected to improve later
today.
Rainfall. Igor could produce rainfall accumulations of 1 to 3
inches over portions of the cape verde islands.
Next advisory
-------------
next complete advisory. 500 am ast.
$$
forecaster avila
000
abpz20 knhc 090525
twoep
tropical weather outlook
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl
1100 pm pdt wed sep 8 2010
For the eastern north pacific. East of 140 degrees west longitude.
Tropical cyclone formation is not expected during the next 48 hours.
$$
forecaster avila
000
axpz20 knhc 090330
twdep
Tropical weather discussion
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl
0405 utc thu sep 09 2010
Tropical weather discussion for the eastern pacific ocean from
the equator to 32n. East of 140w.
Based on 0000 utc surface analysis and satellite imagery through
0315 utc.
. Itcz.
Axis centered along 9n84w 10n98w 11n110w 11n122w 11n140w.
Scattered moderate convection is within 60 nm s of the axis
between 101w-105w.
. Discussion.
A stationary upper level anticylone is near 24n125w with a ridge
extending e across central mexico. The ridge is supporting
scattered tstm activity over much of central mexico.
Water vapor imagery shows ample moderate subsidence covering
just about the entire area w of of a line from 26n110w to
17n120w to 10n130w. This is maintaining a very stable
environment marked by scattered to broken stratocumulus clouds n
of about 19n and very limited cumulus clouds elsewhere outside
the itcz region.
Over the far northern portion of the area n of about 30n. A
rather large mid/upper level trough is digging ese. The upper
flow between the trough and the anticyclone is transitioning
to sw. But is pretty much void of any moisture as whatever
mositure approaches 32n is evaporated in the subsidence air.
To the e of the subsidence area. The upper level flow is quite
strong along the southern periphery of the ridge allowing for an
environment of high vertical shear to be present across the
eastern pacific not conducive for sustaining any deep convection
that forms.
At the surface. A ridge stretches from 32n140w to near 22n123w.
High pres covers the area n of 19n w of 125w. A weak trough is
along 124w moving slowly w. Only weak isolated showers are noted
within 90 nm w of the trough.
With respect to marine interests. N winds of 20 kt occurring
n of 26n between 122w-133w with seas to 9 ft are forecast to
diminish to less than 20 kt along with seas to less than 8 ft
in about 24 hours. An area of s to sw winds to 20 kt with seas
to 9 ft in a swell is forecast to begin in 24 hours from 9n to
12n between 117w and 123w. Then be confined from 7n to 10n
between 97w and 115w in 48 hours. Overall. Wind and sea
conditions throughout will be on the light range by fri as the
ridge remains weak.
$$
aguirre
000
wtca41 tjsj 090314
tcpsp1
Boletin
tormenta tropical igor advertencia numero 3
nws tpc/centro nacional de huracanes miami fl al112010
1100 pm ast miercoles 8 de septiembre de 2010
. Igor continua moviendose lentamente hacia el oeste.
Resumen de las 11:00 pm ast. 0300 utc. Informacion
----------------------------------------------
localizacion. 13. 8 norte 24. 6 oeste
cerca de 70 millas. 115 kilometros al sur de las islas de cabo
verde del sur.
Vientos maximos sostenidos. 45 mph. 75 kilometros por hora
movimiento actual. Oeste o 270 grados a 7 mph. 11 kilometros
por hora
presion minima central. 1005 milibaras. 29. 68 pulgadas
Vigilancias y avisos
--------------------
cambios con esta advertencia.
Ninguno.
Resumen de vigilancias y avisos en efecto.
Una vigilancia de tormenta tropical en efecto para.
* Las islas del sur de cabo verde. Incluyendo maio. Sao tiago.
Fogo y brava.
Una vigilancia de tormenta tropical significa que condiciones de
tormenta tropical son posibles dentro del area de la vigilancia.
En este caso dentro de las proximas 12 a 24 horas.
Para informacion especifica para su area . Favor de monitorear
productos emitidos por su oficina local del servicio de
meteorologia nacional.
Discusion y perspectivas para las proximas 48 horas
------------------------------
a las 11:00 pm ast. 0300 utc. El centro de la tormenta tropical
igor estaba localizado cerca de la latitud 13. 8 norte. Longitud
24. 6 oeste. Igor se mueve hacia el oeste a cerca de 7 mph. 11
kilometros por hora. Se espera un giro hacia el oeste noroeste con
un aumento en la velocidad de traslacion el jueves. En la
trayectoria pronosticada. Se espera que el centro de igor pase al
sur y oeste de las islas de cabo verde el jueves al anochecer.
Los vientos maximos sostenidos permanecen cerca de 45 mph. 75
kilometros por hora. Con rafagas mas altas. Se pronostica un
fortalecimiento lento durante las proximas 48 horas. E igor pudiera
convertirse en huracan para el fin de semana.
Los vientos con fuerza de tormenta tropical se extienden hasta 50
millas. 85 kilometros desde el centro.
Presion minima central estimada es de 1005 milibaras. 29. 68
pulgadas.
Peligros afectando tierra
----------------------
vientos. Condiciones de tormenta tropical son posibles en las islas
del sur de cabo verde hasta el jueves en la manana.
Lluvias. Igor pudiera producir acumulaciones de lluvia de 1 a 3
pulgadas sobre porciones de las islas de cabo verde.
Proximo boletin
-------------
proxima advertencia intermedia. 2:00 am ast.
Proxima advertencia completa. 5:00 am ast.
$$
Pronosticadores kimberlain/stewart
Traduccion cortesia de la oficina del servicio nacional de
meteorologia en san juan puerto rico
000
wtnt35 kwnh 090301
tcpat5
Public advisory number 13 for tropical depression hermine
nws hydrometeorological prediction center camp springs md al102010
1000 pm cdt wed sep 08 2010
. Threat of flooding continues across parts of the central and
southern plains as hermine is becoming extratropical.
Summary of 1000 pm cdt. 0300 utc. Information
-----------------------------------------------
location. 34. 9n 98. 0w
about 40 miles. 60 km. Ssw of oklahoma city oklahoma.
About 150 miles. 240 km. Nnw of dallas/love field texas.
Maximum sustained winds. 25 mph. 40 km/hr
present movement. Ne or 39 degrees at 16 mph. 25 km/hr
minimum central pressure. 1003 mb. 29. 62 inches
Watches and warnings
--------------------
flood and flash flood watches. Warnings. And advisories remain
in effect from south central texas. Northward across
oklahoma. And southeastern kansas. Across missouri and arkansas
into southwestern illinois.
For information specific to your area. Including possible watches
And warnings. Please monitor products issued by your local
National weather service office at www. Weather. Gov.
Discussion and 48-hour outlook
------------------------------
at 1000 pm cdt. 0300 utc. The center of tropical depression
hermine was located near latitude 34. 9 north. And longitude 98. 0
west. Tropical depression hermine is expected to become
extratropical as it moves northeastward across oklahoma tonight
and into early on Thursday.
Maximum sustained winds are near 25 mph. 40 km/hr. With higher
gusts.
Minimum central pressure is 1003 mb. 29. 62 inches.
Hazards
-------
rainfall. Additional rainfall amounts of three to six
inches. With localized higher amounts can be expected through
Thursday from eastern texas and oklahoma into missouri and
arkansas.
Rainfall totals
---------------
selected storm total rainfall in inches through 10 pm cdt
. Arkansas.
Texarkana 2. 22
lamar 5. 7 nne 2. 20
clarksville 1. 7 n 2. 20
magazine 3. 0 nnw 2. 12
batesville 2. 07
harrison 5. 4 sw 2. 02
. Oklahoma.
Fort sill afb 2. 95
lawton 2. 27
eufaula 4. 6 ene 2. 19
. Texas.
Georgetown 2. 5 ne 13. 20
cedar park 1. 0 ese 12. 99
anderson mill 1. 4 nw 12. 71
jollyville 2. 1 ssw 12. 23
killeen 2. 9 ssw 11. 66
leander 1. 0 sse 11. 62
austin 10. 7 n 11. 48
youngsport 11. 27
fort hood aaf 11. 26
west lake hills 2. 4 nnw 11. 08
wells branch 0. 3 wnw 11. 00
brushy creek 2. 3 sw 11. 00
andice 1. 6 sw 10. 21
jarrell 0. 3 s 10. 20
round rock 3. 0 n 10. 05
fort worth 11. 8 nw 6. 84
san antonio/stinson muni arpt 6. 73
houston 1. 4 ne 4. 47
Next advisory
-------------
Next advisory issued at 400 am cdt. Please refer to your local
National weather service office for further information on this
Storm.
Forecaster kong
Forecast positions
------------------
initial 09/0300z 34. 9n 98. 0w
12hr vt 09/1200z 36. 4n 97. 0w. Post-trop/extratropical
24hr vt 10/0000z 37. 7n 94. 7w. Post-trop/extratropical
$$
000
wtnt31 knhc 090249
tcpat1
bulletin
tropical storm igor advisory number 3
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl al112010
1100 pm ast wed sep 08 2010
. Igor continues moving slowly westward.
Summary of 1100 pm ast. 0300 utc. Information
-----------------------------------------------
location. 13. 8n 24. 6w
about 70 mi. 115 km s of the southernmost cape verde islands
maximum sustained winds. 45 mph. 75 km/hr
present movement. W or 270 degrees at 7 mph. 11 km/hr
minimum central pressure. 1005 mb. 29. 68 inches
Watches and warnings
--------------------
changes with this advisory.
None.
Summary of watches and warnings in effect.
A tropical storm watch is in effect for.
* The southern cape verde islands. Including maio. Sao tiago.
Fogo. And brava.
A tropical storm watch means that tropical storm conditions are
possible within the watch area. In this case within the next 12 to
24 hours.
For storm information specific to your area outside the united
states. Please monitor products issued by your national
meteorological service.
Discussion and 48-hour outlook
------------------------------
at 1100 pm ast. 0300 utc. The center of tropical storm igor was
located near latitude 13. 8 north. Longitude 24. 6 west. Igor is
moving toward the west near 7 mph. 11 km/hr. A turn toward the
west-northwest with an increase in forward speed is expected on
Thursday. On the forecast track. The center of igor is expected
to pass south and west of the cape verde islands by Thursday
evening.
Maximum sustained winds remain near 45 mph. 75 km/hr. With
higher gusts. Slow strengthening is forecast during the next 48
hours. And igor could become a hurricane by the weekend.
Tropical-storm-force winds extend outward up to 50 miles. 85 km
from the center.
Estimated minimum central pressure is 1005 mb. 29. 68 inches.
Hazards affecting land
----------------------
winds. Tropical storm conditions are possible in the southern cape
verde islands through Thursday morning.
Rainfall. Igor could produce rainfall accumulations of 1 to 3
inches over portions of the cape verde islands.
Next advisory
-------------
next intermediate advisory. 200 am ast.
Next complete advisory. 500 am ast.
$$
forecaster kimberlain/stewart
000
wtnt21 knhc 090248
tcmat1
tropical storm igor forecast/advisory number 3
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl al112010
0300 utc thu sep 09 2010
Changes in watches and warnings with this advisory.
None.
Summary of watches and warnings in effect.
A tropical storm watch is in effect for.
* The southern cape verde islands. Including maio. Sao tiago.
Fogo. And brava.
A tropical storm watch means that tropical storm conditions are
possible within the watch area. In this case within the next 12 to
24 hours.
Tropical storm center located near 13. 8n 24. 6w at 09/0300z
position accurate within 20 nm
Present movement toward the west or 270 degrees at 6 kt
Estimated minimum central pressure 1005 mb
max sustained winds 40 kt with gusts to 50 kt.
34 kt. 0ne 45se 45sw 30nw.
12 ft seas. 0ne 45se 45sw 30nw.
Winds and seas vary greatly in each quadrant. Radii in nautical
miles are the largest radii expected anywhere in that quadrant.
Repeat. Center located near 13. 8n 24. 6w at 09/0300z
at 09/0000z center was located near 13. 8n 24. 3w
Forecast valid 09/1200z 14. 3n 25. 7w
max wind 45 kt. Gusts 55 kt.
34 kt. 30ne 45se 45sw 30nw.
Forecast valid 10/0000z 15. 1n 27. 9w
max wind 50 kt. Gusts 60 kt.
50 kt. 25ne 0se 0sw 0nw.
34 kt. 45ne 45se 45sw 30nw.
Forecast valid 10/1200z 15. 8n 30. 7w
max wind 55 kt. Gusts 65 kt.
50 kt. 30ne 0se 0sw 30nw.
34 kt. 60ne 45se 30sw 45nw.
Forecast valid 11/0000z 16. 4n 33. 6w
max wind 60 kt. Gusts 75 kt.
50 kt. 35ne 30se 30sw 35nw.
34 kt. 75ne 60se 45sw 60nw.
Forecast valid 12/0000z 17. 0n 39. 0w
max wind 75 kt. Gusts 90 kt.
50 kt. 55ne 40se 35sw 45nw.
34 kt. 110ne 80se 70sw 110nw.
Extended outlook. Note. Errors for track have averaged near 200 nm
on day 4 and 250 nm on day 5. And for intensity near 20 kt each day
Outlook valid 13/0000z 18. 0n 43. 5w
max wind 85 kt. Gusts 105 kt.
Outlook valid 14/0000z 19. 5n 47. 5w
max wind 90 kt. Gusts 110 kt.
Request for 3 hourly ship reports within 300 miles of 13. 8n 24. 6w
Next advisory at 09/0900z
$$
forecaster kimberlain/stewart
000
acca62 tjsj 090011
twospn
Perspectivas sobre las condiciones del tiempo en el tropico
nws tpc/centro nacional de huracanes miami fl
800 pm edt miercoles 8 de septiembre de 2010
Para el atlantico norte. El mar caribe y el golfo de mexico.
El centro nacional de huracanes esta emitiendo advertencias sobre la
tormenta tropical igor. Localizada como a 70 millas al sur sureste
de sao filipe en las islas de cabo verde.
El centro de prediccion hidrometeorologica esta emitiendo
advertencias publicas sobre la depresion tropical
hermine. Localizada actualmente en tierra como a 135 millas al
suroeste de oklahoma city en oklahoma.
Los remanentes de gaston. Localizados al sur de la espanola. Estan
produciendo actividad desorganizada de aguaceros y tronadas. No se
espera desarrollo de este sistema a medida que se mueva hacia el
oeste u oeste suroeste entre 10 a 15 mph. Existe una posibilidad
baja. 0 por ciento. De que este sistema se convierta en ciclon
tropical nuevamente durante las proximas 48 horas.
La actividad de aguaceros y tronadas en la vecindad de las islas de
barlovento que se extiende hacia el este hasta el oceano atlantico
por varios cientos de millas. Esta asociado con un area debil de
baja presion. Las condiciones ambientales parecen estar conducentes
para algun desarrollo lento a medida que se mueve un poco. Existe
una posibilidad baja. 20 por ciento. De que este sistema se
convierta en ciclon tropical en las proximas 48 horas.
Un sistema debil de baja presion esta localizado cerca del noreste
de las islas de cabo verde. Se espera que esta baja presion se mueva
hacia el oeste y sea absorbida por igor en un dia o dos. Existe una
posibilidad baja. 10 por ciento. De que este sistema se convierta
en ciclon tropical en las proximas 48 horas.
En el resto del area. No se espera formacion de ciclon tropical
durante las proximas 48 horas.
$$
Advertencias publicas sobre igor estan siendos emitidas con el
titulo del wmo wtnt31 knhc y bajo el titulo en awips miatcpat1.
Pronosticos y advertencias sobre hermine estan siendos emitidos con
el titulo del wmo header wtnt21 knhc y bajo el titulo en awips
header miatcmat1
.
Pronosticadores blake/pasch
Traduccion cortesia de la oficina del servicio nacional de
meteorologia en san juan puerto rico
000
axnt20 knhc 090004
twdat
Tropical weather discussion
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl
805 pm edt wed sep 08 2010
Tropical weather discussion for north america. Central
america. Gulf of mexico. Caribbean sea. Northern sections of
south america. And atlantic ocean to the african coast from the
equator to 32n. The following information is based on satellite
imagery. Meteorological analysis. Weather observations. And
radar.
Based on 1800 utc surface analysis and satellite imagery through
2315 utc.
. Special features.
Tropical storm igor at 09/0000 utc is near 13. 9n 24. 2w. Or
about 70 mi. 115 km sse of sao filipe in the cape verde islands
. Moving moving w at 5 kt. The estimated minimum central
pressure is 1005 mb. Maximum sustained wind speed is 40 kt with
gusts to 50 kt. Please see latest nhc intermediate public
advisory under awips/wmo headers miatcpat1/wtnt31 knhc and the
full forecast and advisory under awips/wmo headers
miatcmat1/wtnt21 knhc for more details. This system is embedded
within an area of deep level moisture as indicated on total
precipitable water imagery. Broad and elongated surface cyclonic
flow surrounds igor and two more surface low pressure systems.
Igor is generating scattered moderate to strong convection from
12n-16n between 24w-29w.
. Tropical waves.
None.
. Itcz.
An itcz axis extends from sw of igor at 10n25w to 9n30w 11n50w
13n60w. Besides the convection mentioned in the special features
section. Widely scattered moderate convection is from 6n-8n
between 33w-39w. And from 6n-14n between 55w-62w.
. Discussion.
Gulf of mexico.
Residual scattered moderate convection is inland over se texas
from 27n-31n between 95w-98w. Surface ridging is over the gulf
of mexico with mostly fair weather over the w gulf w of 90w.
Clusters of scattered moderate convection is inland over the
yucatan peninsula and s mexico s of 22n. A surface trough is
over florida and the se gulf along 30n80w 25n84w 22n85w. Widely
scattered moderate convection is within 60 nm either side of the
trough. In the upper levels. An upper level high is centered
over s louisiana near 30n91w. A wedge of strong subsidence is
over the central and western gulf w of 88w. Expect. Continued
convection over the e gulf e of 90w. And over inland louisiana
for the next 24 hours.
Caribbean sea.
A rather lax surface pressure gradient is over the caribbean sea
thus tradewinds are mostly 10-15 kt. Convection from the
remnants of gaston has reached hispaniola. Scattered moderate to
isolated strong convection is from 16n-20n between 70w-75w
moving w. Widely scattered moderate convection is over cuba
between 75w-85w. Widely scattered moderate convection is along
the coast of n colombia from 10n-14n between 75w-81w. Clusters
of scattered moderate convection are inland over central america
from panama to s mexico. A surface trough is over the windward
islands and ne venezuela along 14n60w 8n61w. Widely scattered
moderate convection is from 6n-14n between 55w-62w. In the upper
levels. An upper level low is centered s of cuba near 20n82w
moving w. The remainder of the caribbean has easterly upper
level flow. Expect. Convection from the remnants of gaston to
move w over the next 24 hours.
Atlantic ocean.
A 1019 mb high is over the w atlantic near 31n69w producing fair
weather. Another 1023 mb high is centered over the e atlantic
near 37n22w. Elsewhere. A 1010 mb low is w of the cape verde
islands near 19n36w. Another 1009 mb low is over the the cape
verde islands near 16n21w. Scattered showers are within
60 nm of the center. Of note in the upper levels. An upper
level high is centered ne of the leeward islands near 19n57w
with strong subsidence. An upper level low is centered over the
central atlantic near 29n48w. Another upper level high is
centered over w africa near 22n18w.
For additional information please visit
http://www. Hurricanes. Gov/marine
$$
Formosa
000
wtca41 tjsj 082357
tcpsp1
Boletin
tormenta tropical igor advertencia intermedia numero 2a
nws tpc/centro nacional de huracanes miami fl al112010
800 pm ast miercoles 8 de septiembre de 2010
. Igor moviendose lentamente hacia el oeste.
Resumen de las 8:00 pm ast. 0000 utc. Informacion
----------------------------------------------
localizacion. 13. 9 norte 24. 2 oeste
cerca de 70 millas. 115 kilometros al sur sureste de sao filipe en
las islas de cabo verde
vientos maximos sostenidos. 45 mph. 75 kilometros por hora
movimiento actual. Oeste o 270 grados a 6 mph. 9 kilometros
por hora
presion minima central. 1005 milibaras. 29. 68 pulgadas
Vigilancias y avisos
--------------------
cambios con esta advertencia.
Ninguno.
Resumen de vigilancias y avisos en efecto.
Una vigilancia de tormenta tropical en efecto para.
* Las islas del sur de cabo verde. Incluyendo maio. Sao
tiago. Fogo y brava.
Una vigilancia de tormenta tropical significa que condiciones de
tormenta tropical son posibles dentro del area de la
vigilancia. En este caso dentro de las proximas 12 a 24 horas.
Para informacion especifica para su area . Favor de monitorear
productos emitidos por su oficina local del servicio de
meteorologia nacional.
Discusion y perspectivas para las proximas 48 horas
------------------------------
a las 8:00 pm ast. 0000 utc. El centro de la tormenta tropical
igor estaba localizado cerca de la latitud 13. 9 norte. Longitud
24. 2 oeste. Igor se mueve hacia el oeste a cerca de 6 mph. 9
kilometros por hora. Se espera un giro hacia el oeste noroeste con
un aumento en la velocidad de traslacion el jueves. En la
trayectoria pronosticada. Se espera que el centro de igor pase al
sur de las islas de cabo verde el jueves al anochecer.
Los vientos maximos sostenidos han aumentado a cerca de 45 mph. 75
kilometros por hora. Con rafagas mas altas. Se pronostica un
fortalecimiento lento durante las proximas 48 horas. E igor pudiera
convertirse en huracan para el fin de semana.
Los vientos con fuerza de tormenta tropical se extienden hasta 50
millas. 85 kilometros desde el centro. Durante la hora pasada. Se
observo un viento sostenido de 40 mph. 75 kilometros por hora. Con
una rafaga de 52 mph. 83 kilometros por hora. Durante una
turbonada breve en sal en el norte de las islas de cabo verde.
Presion minima central estimada es de 1005 milibaras. 29. 68
pulgadas.
Peligros afectando tierra
----------------------
vientos. Condiciones de tormenta tropical son posibles en las islas
del sur de cabo verde esta noche o el jueves en la manana.
Lluvias. Igor pudiera producir acumulaciones de lluvia de 1 a 3
pulgadas sobre porciones de las islas de cabo verde.
Proximo boletin
-------------
proxima advertencia completa. 11:00 pm ast.
$$
Pronosticadores stewart/musher
Traduccion cortesia de la oficina del servicio nacional de
meteorologia en san juan puerto rico
000
abpz20 knhc 082351
twoep
tropical weather outlook
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl
500 pm pdt wed sep 8 2010
For the eastern north pacific. East of 140 degrees west longitude.
Tropical cyclone formation is not expected during the next 48 hours.
$$
forecaster kimberlain/musher
000
acpn50 phfo 082350
twocp
Tropical weather outlook
nws central pacific hurricane center honolulu hi
200 pm hst wed sep 8 2010
For the central north pacific. Between 140w and 180
1. A small low cloud swirl located about 825 miles southeast of
hilo. Hawaii. Is moving southwest near 10 mph. Isolated
thunderstorms are developing in association with this disturbance.
But the system lacks significant organization. There is a low
chance. 10 percent. Of this feature becoming a tropical cyclone
during the next 48 hours.
2. A trough located about 550 miles south of hilo. Hawaii is moving
slowly toward the west. Isolated thunderstorms are developing in
association with this trough. But the system lacks significant
organization. There is a low chance. 10 percent. Of this feature
becoming a tropical cyclone during the next 48 hours.
Elsewhere. No tropical cyclones are expected through Friday
afternoon.
$$
Birchard
000
abnt20 knhc 082350
twoat
tropical weather outlook
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl
800 pm edt wed sep 8 2010
For the north atlantic. Caribbean sea and the gulf of mexico.
The national hurricane center is issuing advisories on tropical
storm igor. Located about 70 miles south-southeast of sao filipe in
the cape verde islands.
The hydrometeorological prediction center is issuing public
advisories on tropical depression hermine. Currently located
inland about 135 miles southwest of oklahoma city oklahoma.
The remnants of gaston. Located south of hispaniola. Are producing
disorganized shower and thunderstorm activity. Development of this
system is not expected as it moves westward or west-southwestward
at 10 to 15 mph. There is a low chance. Near 0 percent. Of this
system becoming a tropical cyclone again during the next 48 hours.
Showers and thunderstorms in the vicinity of the windward islands
and extending eastward into the atlantic ocean for a few hundred
miles are associated with a weak low pressure system. Environmental
conditions appear conducive for some slow development as it moves
little. There is a low chance. 20 percent. Of this system
becoming a tropical cyclone during the next 48 hours.
A weak low pressure system is located near the northeastern cape
verde islands. This low is expected to move westward and become
absorbed by tropical storm igor during the next day or two. There
is a low chance. 10 percent. Of this system becoming a tropical
cyclone during the next 48 hours.
Elsewhere. Tropical cyclone formation is not expected during the
next 48 hours.
Public advisories on igor are issued under wmo header
wtnt31 knhc and under awips header miatcpat1.
Forecast/advisories on igor are issued under wmo header
wtnt21 knhc and under awips header miatcmat1.
$$
forecaster stewart/musher
000
wtnt31 knhc 082345
tcpat1
bulletin
tropical storm igor intermediate advisory number 2a
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl al112010
800 pm ast wed sep 08 2010
. Igor moving slowly westward.
Summary of 800 pm ast. 0000 utc. Information
----------------------------------------------
location. 13. 9n 24. 2w
about 70 mi. 115 km sse of sao filipe in the cape verde islands
maximum sustained winds. 45 mph. 75 km/hr
present movement. W or 270 degrees at 6 mph. 9 km/hr
minimum central pressure. 1005 mb. 29. 68 inches
Watches and warnings
--------------------
changes with this advisory.
None.
Summary of watches and warnings in effect.
A tropical storm watch is in effect for.
* The southern cape verde islands. Including maio. Sao tiago.
Fogo. And brava.
A tropical storm watch means that tropical storm conditions are
possible within the watch area. In this case within the next 12 to
24 hours.
For storm information specific to your area outside the united
states. Please monitor products issued by your national
meteorological service.
Discussion and 48-hour outlook
------------------------------
at 800 pm ast. 0000 utc. The center of tropical storm igor was
located near latitude 13. 9 north. Longitude 24. 2 west. Igor is
moving toward the west near 6 mph. 9 km/hr. A turn toward the
west-northwest with an increase in forward speed is expected on
Thursday. On the forecast track. The center of igor is expected
to pass south and west of the cape verde islands by Thursday
evening.
Maximum sustained winds remain near 45 mph. 75 km/hr. With
higher gusts. Slow strengthening is forecast during the next 48
hours. And igor could become a hurricane by the weekend.
Tropical-storm-force winds extend outward up to 50 miles. 85 km
from the center. During the past hour. A sustained wind of
40 mph. 75 km/hr. With a gust to 52 mph. 83 km/hr. Was observed
during a brief squall at sal in the northern cape verde islands.
Estimated minimum central pressure is 1005 mb. 29. 68 inches.
Hazards affecting land
----------------------
winds. Tropical storm conditions are possible in the southern cape
verde islands through Thursday morning.
Rainfall. Igor could produce rainfall accumulations of 1 to 3
inches over portions of the cape verde islands.
Next advisory
-------------
next complete advisory. 1100 pm ast.
$$
forecaster stewart/musher
000
axpz20 knhc 082202
twdep
Tropical weather discussion
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl
2205 utc wed sep 08 2010
Tropical weather discussion for the eastern pacific ocean from
the equator to 32n. East of 140w.
Based on 1800 utc surface analysis and satellite imagery through
2145 utc.
. Itcz.
Axis centered along 9n84w 9n100w 12n117w 12n130w 10n140w.
Scattered moderate convection is within 60 nm s of the axis
between 96w-99w. And within 30 nm of the axis between 86w-89w.
. Discussion.
A stationary upper level anticylone is near 24n125w with a ridge
extending e across central mexico. The ridge is supporting
scattered tstm activity over much of central mexico.
Water vapor imagery shows ample moderate subsidence covering
just about the entire area w of of a line from 26n110w to
17n120w to 10n130w. This is maintaining a very stable
environment marked by scattered to broken stratocumulus clouds n
of about 19n and very limited cumulus clouds elsewhere outside
the itcz region.
Over the far northern portion of the area n of about 30n. A
rather large mid/upper level trough is digging ese. The upper
flow between the trough and the anticyclone is transitioning
to sw. But is pretty much void of any moisture as whatever
mositure approaches 32n is evaporated in the subsidence air.
To the e of the subsidence area. The upper level flow is quite
strong along the southern periphery of the ridge allowing for an
environment of high vertical shear to be present across the
eastern pacific not allowing for any convection that does develop
to become deep or organized.
At the surface. A ridge stretches from 32n140w to near 24n123w.
High pres covers the area n of 15n w of 125w. A weak trough is
along 124w moving slowly w. Only weak isolated showers are noted
within 90 nm w of the trough.
With respect to marine interests. N winds of 20 kt occurring
n of 26n between 122w-133w with seas to 9 ft are forecast to
diminish to less than 20 kt along with seas to less than 8 ft
in about 24 hours. An area of s to sw winds to 20 kt with seas
to 9 ft in a swell is forecast to begin in 24 hours from 9n to
12n between 117w and 123w. Then be confined from 7n to 10n
between 97w and 115w in 48 hours. Overall. Wind and sea
conditions throughout will be on the light range by fri as the
ridge remains weak.
$$
aguirre
000
wtnt35 kwnh 082101
tcpat5
Public advisory number 12 for tropical depression hermine
nws hydrometeorological prediction center camp springs md al102010
400 pm cdt wed sep 08 2010
. Threat of flooding continues across parts of the central and
southern plains as hermine continues to weaken.
Summary of 400 pm cdt. 2100 utc. Information
-----------------------------------------------
location. 33. 9n 99. 1w
about 145 miles. 235 km. Wnw of dallas/love field texas.
About 135 miles. 215 km. Sw of oklahoma city oklahoma.
Maximum sustained winds. 25 mph. 40 km/hr
present movement. Nne or 025 degrees at 12 mph. 19 km/hr
minimum central pressure. 1005 mb. 29. 68 inches
Watches and warnings
--------------------
flood and flash flood watches. Warnings. And advisories remain
in effect from south central texas. Northward across
oklahoma. And eastward into southeastern kansas and much of
missouri.
For information specific to your area. Including possible watches
And warnings. Please monitor products issued by your local
National weather service office at www. Weather. Gov.
Discussion and 48-hour outlook
------------------------------
at 400 pm cdt. 2100 utc. The center of tropical depression
hermine was located near latitude 33. 9 north. And longitude 99. 1
west. Tropical depression hermine will continue to slowly weaken
and gradually turn towards the northeast. Moving across oklahoma
tonight and Thursday.
Maximum sustained winds are near 25 mph. 40 km/hr. With higher
gusts.
Minimum central pressure is 1005 mb. 29. 68 inches.
Hazards
-------
rainfall. Additional rainfall amounts of three to six
inches. With localized higher amounts can be expected through
Thursday from eastern texas and oklahoma into missouri and
arkansas.
Rainfall totals
---------------
selected storm total rainfall in inches through 4 pm cdt
. Arkansas.
Lamar 5. 7 nne 2. 20
clarksville 1. 7 n 2. 20
magazine 3. 0 nnw 2. 12
harrison 5. 4 sw 2. 02
. Oklahoma.
Eufaula 4. 6 ene 2. 19
. Texas.
Georgetown 2. 5 ne 13. 20
cedar park 1. 0 ese 12. 99
anderson mill 1. 4 nw 12. 71
jollyville 2. 1 ssw 12. 23
killeen 2. 9 ssw 11. 66
leander 1. 0 sse 11. 62
austin 10. 7 n 11. 48
west lake hills 2. 4 nnw 11. 08
wells branch 0. 3 wnw 11. 00
brushy creek 2. 3 sw 11. 00
fort hood aaf/killeen 10. 72
andice 1. 6 sw 10. 21
jarrell 0. 3 s 10. 20
round rock 3. 0 n 10. 05
fort worth 11. 8 nw 6. 84
san antonio/stinson muni arpt 6. 73
houston 1. 4 ne 4. 47
Next advisory
-------------
Next advisory issued at 1000 pm cdt. Please refer to your local
National weather service office for further information on this
Storm.
Forecaster kong
Forecast positions
------------------
initial 08/2100z 33. 9n 99. 1w
12hr vt 09/0600z 35. 5n 97. 9w
24hr vt 09/1800z 37. 2n 96. 1w. Post-trop/extratropical
$$
000
wtnt35 kwnh 082101
tcpat5
Public advisory number 12 for tropical depression hermine
nws hydrometeorological prediction center camp springs md al102010
400 pm cdt wed sep 08 2010
. Threat of flooding continues across parts of the central and
southern plains as hermine continues to weaken.
Summary of 400 pm cdt. 2100 utc. Information
-----------------------------------------------
location. 33. 9n 99. 1w
about 145 miles. 235 km. Wnw of dallas/love field texas.
About 135 miles. 215 km. Sw of oklahoma city oklahoma.
Maximum sustained winds. 25 mph. 40 km/hr
present movement. Nne or 025 degrees at 12 mph. 19 km/hr
minimum central pressure. 1005 mb. 29. 68 inches
Watches and warnings
--------------------
flood and flash flood watches. Warnings. And advisories remain
in effect from south central texas. Northward across
oklahoma. And eastward into southeastern kansas and much of
missouri.
For information specific to your area. Including possible watches
And warnings. Please monitor products issued by your local
National weather service office at www. Weather. Gov.
Discussion and 48-hour outlook
------------------------------
at 400 pm cdt. 2100 utc. The center of tropical depression
hermine was located near latitude 33. 9 north. And longitude 99. 1
west. Tropical depression hermine will continue to slowly weaken
and gradually turn towards the northeast. Moving across oklahoma
tonight and Thursday.
Maximum sustained winds are near 25 mph. 40 km/hr. With higher
gusts.
Minimum central pressure is 1005 mb. 29. 68 inches.
Hazards
-------
rainfall. Additional rainfall amounts of three to six
inches. With localized higher amounts can be expected through
Thursday from eastern texas and oklahoma into missouri and
arkansas.
Rainfall totals
---------------
selected storm total rainfall in inches through 4 pm cdt
. Arkansas.
Lamar 5. 7 nne 2. 20
clarksville 1. 7 n 2. 20
magazine 3. 0 nnw 2. 12
harrison 5. 4 sw 2. 02
. Oklahoma.
Eufaula 4. 6 ene 2. 19
. Texas.
Georgetown 2. 5 ne 13. 20
cedar park 1. 0 ese 12. 99
anderson mill 1. 4 nw 12. 71
jollyville 2. 1 ssw 12. 23
killeen 2. 9 ssw 11. 66
leander 1. 0 sse 11. 62
austin 10. 7 n 11. 48
west lake hills 2. 4 nnw 11. 08
wells branch 0. 3 wnw 11. 00
brushy creek 2. 3 sw 11. 00
fort hood aaf/killeen 10. 72
andice 1. 6 sw 10. 21
jarrell 0. 3 s 10. 20
round rock 3. 0 n 10. 05
fort worth 11. 8 nw 6. 84
san antonio/stinson muni arpt 6. 73
houston 1. 4 ne 4. 47
Next advisory
-------------
Next advisory issued at 1000 pm cdt. Please refer to your local
National weather service office for further information on this
Storm.
Forecaster kong
Forecast positions
------------------
initial 08/2100z 33. 9n 99. 1w
12hr vt 09/0600z 35. 5n 97. 9w
24hr vt 09/1800z 37. 2n 96. 1w. Post-trop/extratropical
$$
000
wtca41 tjsj 082044
tcpsp1
Boletin
tormenta tropical igor advertencia numero 2
nws tpc/centro nacional de huracanes miami fl al112010
500 pm ast miercoles 8 de septiembre de 2010
. Igor moviendose hacia el oeste. Un poco mas fuerte.
Resumen de las 5:00 pm ast. 2100 utc. Informacion
----------------------------------------------
localizacion. 13. 9 norte 23. 9 oeste
cerca de 75 millas. 120 kilometros al sur suroeste de praia en las
islas de cabo verde
vientos maximos sostenidos. 45 mph. 75 kilometros por hora
movimiento actual. Oeste o 275 grados a 6 mph. 9 kilometros
por hora
presion minima central. 1005 milibaras. 29. 68 pulgadas
Vigilancias y avisos
--------------------
cambios con esta advertencia.
Ninguno.
Resumen de vigilancias y avisos en efecto.
Una vigilancia de tormenta tropical en efecto para.
* Las islas del sur de cabo verde. Incluyendo maio. Sao
tiago. Fogo y brava.
Una vigilancia de tormenta tropical significa que condiciones de
tormenta tropical son posibles dentro del area de la
vigilancia. En este caso dentro de las proximas 12 a 24 horas.
Para informacion especifica para su area . Favor de monitorear
productos emitidos por su oficina local del servicio de
meteorologia nacional.
Discusion y perspectivas para las proximas 48 horas
------------------------------
a las 5:00 pm ast. 2100 utc. El centro de la tormenta tropical
igor estaba localizado cerca de la latitud 13. 9 norte. Longitud
23. 9 oeste. Igor se mueve hacia el oeste a cerca de 6 mph. 9
kilometros por hora. Se espera un giro hacia el oeste noroeste con
un aumento en la velocidad de traslacion el jeuves. En la
trayectoria pronosticada. Se espera que el centro de igor pase al
sur de las islas de cabo verde.
Los vientos maximos sostenidos han aumentado a cerca de 45 mph. 75
kilometros por hora. Con rafagas mas altas. Se pronostica un
fortalecimiento lento durante las proximas 48 horas. E igor pudiera
convertirse en huracan para el fin de semana.
Los vientos con fuerza de tormenta tropical se extienden hasta
50 millas. 85 kilometros desde el centro.
Presion minima central estimada es de 1005 milibaras. 29. 68
pulgadas.
Peligros afectando tierra
----------------------
vientos. Condiciones de tormenta tropical son posibles en las islas
del sur de cabo verde esta noche o el jueves en la manana.
Lluvias. Igor pudiera producir acumulaciones de lluvia de 1 a 3
pulgadas sobre porciones de las islas de cabo verde.
Proximo boletin
-------------
proxima advertencia intermedia. 8:00 pm ast.
Proxima advertencia completa. 11:00 pm ast.
$$
Pronosticadores blake/pasch
Traduccion cortesia de la oficina del servicio nacional de
meteorologia en san juan puerto rico
000
wtnt21 knhc 082037
tcmat1
tropical storm igor forecast/advisory number 2
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl al112010
2100 utc wed sep 08 2010
Changes in watches and warnings with this advisory.
None.
Summary of watches and warnings in effect.
A tropical storm watch is in effect for.
* The southern cape verde islands. Including maio. Sao tiago.
Fogo. And brava
A tropical storm watch means that tropical storm conditions are
possible within the watch area. In this case within the next 12 to
24 hours.
Tropical storm center located near 13. 9n 23. 9w at 08/2100z
position accurate within 20 nm
Present movement toward the west or 275 degrees at 5 kt
Estimated minimum central pressure 1005 mb
max sustained winds 40 kt with gusts to 50 kt.
34 kt. 0ne 45se 45sw 30nw.
12 ft seas. 0ne 45se 45sw 30nw.
Winds and seas vary greatly in each quadrant. Radii in nautical
miles are the largest radii expected anywhere in that quadrant.
Repeat. Center located near 13. 9n 23. 9w at 08/2100z
at 08/1800z center was located near 13. 8n 23. 7w
Forecast valid 09/0600z 14. 0n 24. 8w
max wind 45 kt. Gusts 55 kt.
34 kt. 30ne 45se 45sw 30nw.
Forecast valid 09/1800z 14. 7n 26. 5w
max wind 50 kt. Gusts 60 kt.
50 kt. 25ne 0se 0sw 0nw.
34 kt. 45ne 45se 45sw 30nw.
Forecast valid 10/0600z 15. 5n 29. 1w
max wind 55 kt. Gusts 65 kt.
50 kt. 30ne 0se 0sw 30nw.
34 kt. 60ne 45se 30sw 45nw.
Forecast valid 10/1800z 16. 3n 32. 2w
max wind 60 kt. Gusts 75 kt.
50 kt. 35ne 30se 30sw 35nw.
34 kt. 75ne 60se 45sw 60nw.
Forecast valid 11/1800z 17. 0n 37. 5w
max wind 70 kt. Gusts 85 kt.
50 kt. 50ne 35se 35sw 40nw.
34 kt. 100ne 75se 60sw 90nw.
Extended outlook. Note. Errors for track have averaged near 200 nm
on day 4 and 250 nm on day 5. And for intensity near 20 kt each day
Outlook valid 12/1800z 17. 5n 42. 5w
max wind 80 kt. Gusts 100 kt.
Outlook valid 13/1800z 18. 5n 47. 5w
max wind 90 kt. Gusts 110 kt.
Request for 3 hourly ship reports within 300 miles of 13. 9n 23. 9w
Next advisory at 09/0300z
$$
forecaster blake/pasch
000
wtnt31 knhc 082037
tcpat1
bulletin
tropical storm igor advisory number 2
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl al112010
500 pm ast wed sep 08 2010
. Igor creeping westward. Slightly stronger.
Summary of 500 pm ast. 2100 utc. Information
----------------------------------------------
location. 13. 9n 23. 9w
about 75 mi. 120 km ssw of praia in the cape verde islands
maximum sustained winds. 45 mph. 75 km/hr
present movement. W or 275 degrees at 6 mph. 9 km/hr
minimum central pressure. 1005 mb. 29. 68 inches
Watches and warnings
--------------------
changes with this advisory.
None.
Summary of watches and warnings in effect.
A tropical storm watch is in effect for.
* The southern cape verde islands. Including maio. Sao tiago.
Fogo. And brava.
A tropical storm watch means that tropical storm conditions are
possible within the watch area. In this case within the next 12 to
24 hours.
For storm information specific to your area. Please monitor
products issued by your national meteorological service.
Discussion and 48-hour outlook
------------------------------
at 500 pm ast. 2100 utc. The center of tropical storm igor was
located near latitude 13. 9 north. Longitude 23. 9 west. Igor is
moving toward the west near 6 mph. 9 km/hr. A turn toward the
west-northwest with an increase in forward speed is expected on
Thursday. On the forecast track. The center of igor is expected
to pass south of the cape verde islands.
Maximum sustained winds have increased to near 45 mph. 75
km/hr. With higher gusts. Slow strengthening is forecast during
the next 48 hours. And igor could become a hurricane by the
weekend.
Tropical-storm-force winds extend outward up to 50 miles. 85 km
from the center.
Estimated minimum central pressure is 1005 mb. 29. 68 inches.
Hazards affecting land
----------------------
winds. Tropical storm conditions are possible in the southern cape
verde islands tonight and early Thursday morning.
Rainfall. Igor could produce rainfall accumulations of 1 to 3
inches over portions of the cape verde islands.
Next advisory
-------------
next intermediate advisory. 800 pm ast.
Next complete advisory. 1100 pm ast.
$$
forecaster blake/pasch
000
wtnt35 kwnh 081934
tcpat5
Public advisory number 11 for tropical depression
hermine. Corrected
nws hydrometeorological prediction center camp springs md al102010
1000 am cdt wed sep 08 2010
Corrected for rainfall totals
. Hermine bringing flooding rains from central texas to northern
oklahoma.
Summary of 1000 am cdt. 1500 utc. Information
-----------------------------------------------
location. 32. 9n 99. 1w
about 120 miles. 195 km. W of dallas/ft worth texas.
About 85 miles. 135 km. Ssw of wichita falls/shep texas.
Maximum sustained winds. 25 mph. 40 km/hr
present movement. Nne or 24 degrees at 10 mph. 16 km/hr
minimum central pressure. 1005 mb. 29. 68 inches
Watches and warnings
--------------------
flood and flash flood watches. Warnings. And advisories remain
in effect from south central texas. Northward across
oklahoma. And eastward into southeastern kansas and missouri.
For information specific to your area. Including possible watches
And warnings. Please monitor products issued by your local
National weather service office at www. Weather. Gov.
Discussion and 48-hour outlook
------------------------------
at 1000 am cdt. 1500 utc. The center of tropical depression
hermine was located near latitude 32. 9 north. And longitude 99. 1
west. Tropical depression hermine will continue to slowly weaken
as it tracks northward across texas and oklahoma Wednesday and
Thursday.
Maximum sustained winds are near 25 mph. 40 km/hr. With higher
gusts.
Minimum central pressure is 1005 mb. 29. 68 inches.
Hazards
-------
rainfall. Additional rainfall amounts of four to six
inches. With localized higher amounts can be expected through
Thursday morning from south central texas northward to
southwestern missouri and northern arkansas.
Rainfall totals
---------------
selected storm total rainfall in inches through 10 am cdt
. Arkansas.
Lamar 5. 7 nne 2. 20
clarksville 1. 7 n 2. 20
magazine 3. 0 nnw 2. 12
harrison 5. 4 sw 2. 02
. Oklahoma.
Eufaula 4. 6 ene 2. 19
. Texas.
Georgetown 2. 5 ne 13. 20
cedar park 1. 0 ese 12. 99
anderson mill 1. 4 nw 12. 71
jollyville 2. 1 ssw 12. 23
killeen 2. 9 ssw 11. 66
leander 1. 0 sse 11. 62
austin 10. 7 n 11. 48
west lake hills 2. 4 nnw 11. 08
wells branch 0. 3 wnw 11. 00
brushy creek 2. 3 sw 11. 00
fort hood aaf/killeen 10. 72
andice 1. 6 sw 10. 21
jarrell 0. 3 s 10. 20
round rock 3. 0 n 10. 05
fort worth 11. 8 nw 6. 84
san antonio/stinson muni arpt 6. 73
houston 1. 4 ne 4. 47
Next advisory
-------------
Next advisory issued at 400 pm cdt. Please refer to your local
National weather service office for further information on this
Storm.
Forecaster gerhardt
Forecast positions
------------------
initial 08/1500z 32. 9n 99. 1w
12hr vt 09/0000z 34. 9n 98. 9w
24hr vt 09/1200z 37. 5n 97. 2w. Post-trop/extratropical
36hr vt 10/0000z 38. 8n 94. 7w. Post-trop/extratropical
$$
000
wtca41 tjsj 081923
tcpsp1
Boletin
tormenta tropical igor advertencia intermedia numero 1a
nws tpc/centro nacional de huracanes miami fl al112010
200 pm ast miercoles 8 de septiembre de 2010
Corrected header
. Igor trae mal tiempo para las islas de cabo verde.
Resumen de las 2:00 pm ast. 1800 utc. Informacion
----------------------------------------------
localizacion. 13. 7 norte 23. 7 oeste
cerca de 80 millas. 130 kilometros al sur de praia de la islas
de cabo verde
vientos maximos sostenidos. 40 mph. 65 kilometros por hora
movimiento actual. Oeste o 270 grados a 6 mph. 9 kilometros
por hora
presion minima central. 1005 milibaras. 29. 68 pulgadas
Vigilancias y avisos
--------------------
cambios con esta advertencia.
Ninguno.
Resumen de vigilancias y avisos en efecto.
Una vigilancia de tormenta tropical en efecto para.
* Las islas del sur de cabo verde. Incluyendo maio. Sao
tiago. Fogo y brava.
Una vigilancia de tormenta tropical significa que condiciones de
tormenta tropical son posibles dentro del area de la
vigilancia. En este caso dentro de las proximas 12 a 24 horas.
Para informacion especifica para su area . Favor de monitorear
productos emitidos por su oficina local del servicio de
meteorologia nacional.
Discusion y perspectivas para las proximas 48 horas
------------------------------
a las 2:00 pm ast. 1800 utc. El centro de la tormenta tropical
igor estaba localizado cerca de la latitud 13. 7 norte. Longitud
23. 7 oeste. Igor se mueve hacia el oeste a cerca de 6 mph. 9
kilometros por hora. Y se espera que continue este movimiento
durante los proximos dias con un aumento en la velocidad de
traslacion. En la trayectoria pronosticada. El centro de igor
debera pasar al sur de las islas de cabo verde para manana.
Los vientos maximos sostenidos siguen cerca de 40 mph. 65
kilometros por hora. Con rafagas mas altas. Fortalecimiento
lento es pronosticado durante las proximas 48 horas.
Los vientos con fuerza de tormenta tropical se extienden hasta
50 millas. 85 kilometros desde el centro.
Presion minima central estimada es de 1005 milibaras. 29. 68
pulgadas.
Peligros afectando tierra
----------------------
vientos. Condiciones de tormenta tropical son posibles en las
islas del sur de cabo verde mas tarde hoy y durante la noche.
Lluvias. Igor podria producir acumulaciones de lluvia de una a
3 pulgadas sobre porciones de las islas de cabo verde.
Proximo boletin
-------------
proxima advertencia completa. 5:00 pm ast.
$$
Pronosticadores blake/pasch
Traduccion cortesia de la oficina del servicio nacional de
meteorologia en san juan puerto rico
000
acca62 tjsj 081811
twospn
Perspectivas sobre las condiciones del tiempo en el tropico
nws tpc/centro nacional de huracanes miami fl
200 pm edt miercoles 8 de septiembre de 2010
Para el atlantico norte. El mar caribe y el golfo de mexico.
El centro nacional de huracanes esta emitiendo advertencias sobre
tormenta tropical igor. Localizado como a 80 millas al sur de praia
en las islas de cabo verde.
El centro de prediccion hidrometeorologico esta emitiendo
advertencias publicas sobre la depresion tropical
hermine. Localizada actualmente en tierra como a 120 millas al
oeste de dallas texas.
Los remanentes de gaston. Localizados como a varios de cientos de
millas al sur de republica dominicana. Estan produciendo actividad
de aguaceros y tronadas disorganizados. No se espera desarrollo de
este sistema mientras se mueve hacia el oeste u oeste suroeste a cerca de 10
a 15 mph. Existe una posibilidad baja. Cerca de 0 por ciento. De
que este sistema se convierta en ciclon tropical nuevamente en las
proximas 48 horas.
La actividad de aguaceros y tronadas en la vecindad de las islas de
barlovento esta asociado con un area debil de baja presion.
Desarrollo. Si alguno. Podria ocurrir lentamente mientras el
sistema se mueve hacia el oeste noroeste de 5 a 10 mph. Existe una
posibilidad baja. 10 por ciento. De que este sistema se convierta
en ciclon tropical en las proximas 48 horas.
Un sistema debil de baja presion localizado como a cientos de millas
al este de las islas del norte de cabo verde. Se espera que esta
baja presion se mueva hacia el oeste y sea absorbida por igor en un
dia o dos. Existe una posibilidad baja. 10 por ciento. De que este
sistema se convierta en ciclon tropical en las proximas 48 horas.
En el resto del area. No se espera formacion de ciclon tropical
durante las proximas 48 horas.
$$
Advertencias publicas sobre igor estan siendos emitidas con el
titulo del wmo wtnt31 knhc y bajo el titulo en awips miatcpat1.
Pronosticos y advertencias sobre hermine estan siendos emitidos con
el titulo del wmo header wtnt21 knhc y bajo el titulo en awips
header miatcmat1
.
Pronosticadores blake/pasch
Traduccion cortesia de la oficina del servicio nacional de
meteorologia en san juan puerto rico
000
axnt20 knhc 081804
twdat
Tropical weather discussion
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl
205 pm edt wed sep 08 2010
Tropical weather discussion for north america. Central
america. Gulf of mexico. Caribbean sea. Northern sections of
south america. And atlantic ocean to the african coast from the
equator to 32n. The following information is based on satellite
imagery. Meteorological analysis. Weather observations. And
radar.
Based on 1200 utc surface analysis and satellite imagery through
1745 utc.
. Special features.
Tropical storm igor was updated at 08/1500 utc. The latest
advisory at 1800 utc places igor near 13. 7n 23. 7w. Or about 80
mi s of praia in the cape verde islands. This system is moving
moving w at 5 kt. The estimated minimum central pressure is 1005
mb. Maximum sustained wind speed is 35 kt with gusts to 45 kt.
Please see latest nhc intermediate public advisory under
awips/wmo headers miatcpat5/wtnt35 knhc and the full forecast
and advisory under awips/wmo headers miatcmat5/wtnt25 knhc for
more details. This system is embedded within an area of deep
level moisture as indicated on total precipitable water imagery.
Broad and elongated surface cyclonic flow surrounds igor and two
more surface low pressure systems. Igor and the closest surface
low to the ne of it are generating scattered moderate to strong
convection from 12n to 20n between 17w and 28w.
. Tropical waves.
No tropical waves are observed over the atlantic.
. Itcz.
The itcz axis is analyzed from 7n35w continuing westward along
8n46w 10n60w to a surface trough analyzed from 14n59w to 6n62w.
Scattered weak to moderate convection is within 50 nm on either
side of the itcz axis. While the surface trough is generating
moderate to isolated strong convection s of 14n w of 66w
including northern portions of eastern venezuela and guyana.
. Discussion.
Gulf of mexico.
The moisture and instability associated to hermine has moved
north out of the gulf into texas and oklahoma region. Now. A
dry and stable airmass aloft has moved across the gulf w of
86w. Providing overall fair weather conditions across most of
the region. Except for the sw basin. Where an elongated upper
level low/trough. Currently over the nw caribbean. Is
enhancing scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms across
the florida straits and se gulf s of 27n e of 86w. This upper
level low will continue to move wnw generating convection in the
eastern and central regions of the gulf over the next 24 to 48
hrs. With the strongest convection across the florida straits.
Caribbean sea.
The vigorous remnant surface trough of gaston is moving across
the north central caribbean analyzed along 70w from 15n to 20n.
Scattered moderate to strong convection generated from this
system covers the area n of 15n between 68w and 75w. Model
guidance suggest the low level circulation of gaston could
reappear over over the next 24 hours as it moves westward across
the n caribbean. Water vapor imagery shows an upper level low
over the nw caribbean spinning near 21n81w. This feature is
enhancing scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms across
the yucatan channel. Satellite imagery loop from a few days ago
to most recent image is showing the monsoonal trough. Currently
over northern south america. Spreading northward into the south
caribbean. Generating scattered moderate to isolated strong
convection across the southern caribbean s of 15n. Long range
computer models indicate this area of convection will linger in
this region and become more active over the next few days. Also
hinting at the possibility of a low pressure system developing
over the far se basin over the forecast period.
Atlantic ocean.
The primary concern has turned to the eastern atlc. As tropical
storm igor was updated at 08/1500 utc. Currently south of the
cape verde islands. For more details regarding this newly named
storm. See special features above. Broad and elongated surface
cyclonic circulation surrounds igor and two more surface low
pressure systems. A 1010 mb near 20n36w and a 1008 mb east of
cape verde islands near 16n21w. Igor and the surface low east of
cape verde islands are generating scattered moderate to strong
convection from 12n to 20n between 17w and 28w. The other
surface low is only generating scattered weak convection within
a 300 nm radius. An elongated upper level low/trough. Currently
over the nw caribbean and the remnant surface trough of gaston
over the north central caribbean. Are enhancing scattered
showers and isolated thunderstorms over the sw atlc basin s of
25n w of 70w. Including the northern coastal waters of
cuba. The bahamas s of 25n and across the florida straits.
Computer models suggest the convection in this area will
continue over the next 24 to 48 hours. Elsewhere across the
discussion area. Broad mid/upper level sub-tropical ridges
dominate the atlc and support the western atlc surface 1020 mb
high near 30n70w. And the eastern atlc surface 1023 mb high
near 36n25w.
For additional information please visit
http://www. Hurricanes. Gov/marine
$$
Garcia
000
acpn50 phfo 081755
twocp
Tropical weather outlook
nws central pacific hurricane center honolulu hi
800 am hst wed sep 8 2010
For the central north pacific. Between 140w and 180
1. A weak disturbance located about 775 miles southeast of
hilo. Hawaii. Is moving southwest near 10 mph. Isolated
thunderstorms are developing in association with this disturbance.
But the system lacks significant organization. There is a low
chance. 10 percent. Of this feature becoming a tropical cyclone
during the next 48 hours.
2. A trough located about 600 miles south of hilo. Hawaii is moving
slowly toward the west. Isolated thunderstorms are developing in
association with the trough. But the system lacks significant
organization. There is a low chance. 10 percent. Of this feature
becoming a tropical cyclone during the next 48 hours.
Elsewhere. No tropical cyclones are expected through Friday morning.
$$
Birchard
000
abnt20 knhc 081751
twoat
tropical weather outlook
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl
200 pm edt wed sep 8 2010
For the north atlantic. Caribbean sea and the gulf of mexico.
The national hurricane center is issuing advisories on tropical
storm igor. Located about 80 miles south of praia in the cape
verde islands.
The hydrometeorological prediction center is issuing public
advisories on tropical depression hermine. Currently located
inland about 120 miles west of dallas texas.
The remnants of gaston. Located a couple hundred miles south of
the dominican republic. Are producing disorganized shower and
thunderstorm activity. Development of this system is not expected
as it moves westward or west-southwestward at 10 to 15 mph. There
is a low chance. Near 0 percent. Of this system becoming a
tropical cyclone again during the next 48 hours.
Disorganized showers and thunderstorms in the vicinity of the
windward islands are associated with a weak area of low pressure.
Development. If any. Is expected to be slow to occur as the
system moves west-northwestward at 5 to 10 mph. There is a low
chance. 10 percent. Of this system becoming a tropical cyclone
during the next 48 hours.
A weak low pressure system is located about a hundred miles east of
the northern cape verde islands. This low is expected to move
westward and become absorbed by igor in a day or two. There is a
low chance. 10 percent. Of this system becoming a tropical
cyclone during the next 48 hours.
Elsewhere. Tropical cyclone formation is not expected during the
next 48 hours.
Public advisories on igor are issued under wmo header
wtnt31 knhc and under awips header miatcpat5.
Forecast/advisories on igor are issued under wmo header
wtnt21 knhc and under awips header miatcmat5.
$$
forecaster blake/pasch
000
wtca41 tjsj 081746
tcpsp1
Boletin
tormenta tropical igor advertencia intermedia numero 1a
nws tpc/centro nacional de huracanes mipmi fl al112010
200 pm ast miercoles 8 de septiembre de 2010
. Igor trae mal tiempo para las islas de cabo verde.
Resumen de las 2:00 pm ast. 1800 utc. Informacion
----------------------------------------------
localizacion. 13. 7 norte 23. 7 oeste
cerca de 80 millas. 130 kilometros al sur de praia de la islas de
cabo verde
vientos maximos sostenidos. 40 mph. 65 kilometros por hora
movimiento actual. Oeste o 270 grados a 6 mph. 9 kilometros por
hora
presion minima central. 1005 milibaras. 29. 68 pulgadas
Vigilancias y avisos
--------------------
cambios con esta advertencia.
Ninguno.
Resumen de vigilancias y avisos en efecto.
Una vigilancia de tormenta tropical en efecto para.
* Las islas del sur de cabo verde. Incluyendo maio. Sao
tiago. Fogo y brava.
Una vigilancia de tormenta tropical significa que condiciones de
tormenta tropical son posibles dentro del area de la vigilancia. En
este caso dentro de las proximas 12 a 24 horas.
Para informacion especifica para su area . Favor de monitorear
productos emitidos por su oficina local del servicio de meteorologia
nacional.
Discusion y perspectivas para las proximas 48 horas
------------------------------
a las 2:00 pm ast. 1800 utc. El centro de la tormenta tropical
igor estaba localizado cerca de la latitud 13. 7 norte. Longitud
23. 7 oeste. Igor se mueve hacia el oeste a cerca de 6 mph. 9
kilometros por hora. Y se espera que continue este movimiento
durante los proximos dias con un aumento en la velocidad de
traslacion. En la trayectoria pronosticada. El centro de igor
debera pasar al sur de las islas de cabo verde para manana.
Los vientos maximos sostenidos siguen cerca de 40 mph. 65 kilometros
por hora. Con rafagas mas altas. Fortalecimiento lento es
pronosticado durante las proximas 48 horas.
Los vientos con fuerza de tormenta tropical se extienden hasta 50
millas. 85 kilometros desde el centro.
Presion minima central estimada es de 1005 milibaras. 29. 68 pulgadas.
Peligros afectando tierra
----------------------
vientos. Condiciones de tormenta tropical son posibles en las islas
del sur de cabo verde mas tarde hoy y durante la noche.
Lluvias. Igor podria producir acumulaciones de lluvia de una a 3
pulgadas sobre porciones de las islas de cabo verde.
Proximo boletin
-------------
proxima advertencia completa. 5:00 pm ast.
$$
Pronosticadores blake/pasch
Traduccion cortesia de la oficina del servicio nacional de
meteorologia en san juan puerto rico
000
abpz20 knhc 081737
twoep
tropical weather outlook
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl
1100 am pdt wed sep 8 2010
For the eastern north pacific. East of 140 degrees west longitude.
Tropical cyclone formation is not expected during the next 48 hours.
$$
forecaster pasch
000
wtnt31 knhc 081736
tcpat1
bulletin
tropical storm igor intermediate advisory number 1a
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl al112010
200 pm ast wed sep 08 2010
. Igor bringing squally weather to the cape verde islands.
Summary of 200 pm ast. 1800 utc. Information
----------------------------------------------
location. 13. 7n 23. 7w
about 80 mi. 130 km s of praia in the cape verde islands
maximum sustained winds. 40 mph. 65 km/hr
present movement. W or 270 degrees at 6 mph. 9 km/hr
minimum central pressure. 1005 mb. 29. 68 inches
Watches and warnings
--------------------
changes with this advisory.
None.
Summary of watches and warnings in effect.
A tropical storm watch is in effect for.
* The southern cape verde islands. Including maio. Sao tiago.
Fogo. And brava
A tropical storm watch means that tropical storm conditions are
possible within the watch area. In this case within the next 12 to
24 hours.
For storm information specific to your area. Please monitor
products issued by your national meteorological service.
Discussion and 48-hour outlook
------------------------------
at 200 pm ast. 1800 utc. The center of tropical storm igor was
located near latitude 13. 7 north. Longitude 23. 7 west. Igor is
moving toward the west near 6 mph. 9 km/hr. And this motion is
expected to continue for the next couple of days with some increase
in forward speed. On the forecast track. The center of igor
should pass south of the cape verde islands by tomorrow.
Maximum sustained winds remain near 40 mph. 65 km/hr. With higher
gusts. Slow strengthening is forecast during the next 48 hours.
Tropical storm force winds extend outward up to 50 miles. 85 km
from the center.
The estimated minimum central pressure is 1005 mb. 29. 68 inches.
Hazards affecting land
----------------------
winds. Tropical storm conditions are possible in the southern cape
verde islands later today and overnight.
Rainfall. Igor could produce rainfall accumulations of 1 to 3
inches over portions of the cape verde islands.
Next advisory
-------------
next complete advisory. 500 pm ast.
$$
forecaster blake/pasch
000
axpz20 knhc 081550
twdep
Tropical weather discussion
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl
1605 utc wed sep 08 2010
Tropical weather discussion for the eastern pacific ocean
from the equator to 32n. East of 140w.
Based on 1200 utc surface analysis and satellite imagery
through 1500 utc.
. The itcz.
09n84w 08n93w 12n114w 11n140w. Scattered moderate rainshowers
to isolated strong thunderstorms are to the north of 05n to the
east of 84w. Scattered moderate rainshowers are within 90 nm on
either side of the itcz between 92w and 100w. And within 180 nm
on either side of the itcz between 100w and 111w. Scattered
moderate rainshowers to isolated strong thunderstorms are to
the north of 21n to the east of 107w.
. Discussion.
An upper level trough passes through the southwestern gulf of
mexico into mexico near 20n100w and 18n102w. Broad cyclonic
flow covers mexico to the south of 22n to the east of 102w.
A separate upper level trough passes through southwestern
new mexico into northwestern mexico. And toward the southern
sections of baja california.
Broad middle level to upper level cyclonic flow covers the area
from the itcz to 16n between 98w and 120w.
Middle level to upper level cyclonic flow is pushing southward
into the area that is to the north of 30n to the east of 140w.
The cyclonic flow is moving with a trough that is digging into
the area along 125w/126w.
Northerly winds reaching 20 kt will be covering the area that is
to the north of 26n between 124w and 131w for the next 24 hours
or so. Sea heights will be reaching 9 feet to 10 feet in
northerly swell. Wind speeds will be less than 20 kt in the area
that is to the north of 22n to the west of 121w. With sea
heights reaching 9 ft there in northerly to northeasterly swell.
$$
mt
000
wtca41 tjsj 081539
tcpsp1
Boletin
tormenta tropical igor advertencia numero 1
nws tpc/centro nacional de huracanes mipmi fl al112010
1100 am ast miercoles 8 de septiembre de 2010
. Se forma igor en la parte este tropical del oceano
atlantico. Vigilancia de tormenta tropical emitida para las islas
del sur de cabo verde.
Resumen de las 11:00 am ast. 1500 utc. Informacion
----------------------------------------------
localizacion. 13. 7 norte 23. 5 oeste
cerca de 95 millas. 155 kilometros al sureste de la islas mas al sur
de las islas de cabo verde
vientos maximos sostenidos. 40 mph. 65 kilometros por hora
movimiento actual. Oeste o 265 grados a 8 mph. 13 kilometros por
hora
presion minima central. 1005 milibaras. 29. 68 pulgadas
Vigilancias y avisos
--------------------
cambios con esta advertencia.
El gobierno de las islas de cabo verde ha emitido una vigilancia de
tormenta tropical para las islas del sur de cabo verde. Incluyendo
maio. Sao tiago. Fogo y brava.
Resumen de vigilancias y avisos en efecto.
Una vigilancia de tormenta tropical en efecto para.
* Las islas del sur de cabo verde. Incluyendo maio. Sao
tiago. Fogo y brava.
Una vigilancia de tormenta tropical significa que condiciones de
tormenta tropical son posibles dentro del area de la vigilancia. En
este caso dentro de las proximas 12 a 24 horas.
Para informacion especifica para su area . Favor de monitorear
productos emitidos por su oficina local del servicio de meteorologia
nacional.
Discusion y perspectivas para las proximas 48 horas
------------------------------
a las 11:00 am ast. 1500 utc. El centro de la tormenta tropical
igor estaba localizado cerca de la latitud 13. 7 norte. Longitud
23. 5 oeste. Igor se mueve hacia el oeste a cerca de 8 mph. 13
kilometros por hora. Y se espera que continue este movimiento
durante los proximos dias con un aumento en la velocidad de
traslacion. En la trayectoria pronosticada. Se espera que el centro
de igor pase al sur de las islas de cabo verde para manana.
Datos de un satelite microondas indica que los vientos maximos
sostenidos estan cerca de 40 mph. 65 kilometros por hora. Con
rafagas mas altas. Fortalecimiento lento es pronosticado durante las
proximas 48 horas.
Los vientos con fuerza de tormenta tropical se extienden hasta 50
millas. 85 kilometros desde el centro.
Presion minima central estimada es de 1005 milibaras. 29. 68 pulgadas.
Peligros afectando tierra
----------------------
vientos. Condiciones de tormenta tropical son posibles en las islas
del sur de cabo verde mas tarde hoy y durante la noche.
Lluvias. Igor podria producir acumulaciones de lluvia de una a 3
pulgadas sobre porciones de las islas de cabo verde.
Proximo boletin
-------------
proxima advertencia intermedia. 2:00 pm ast.
Proxima advertencia completa. 5:00 pm ast.
$$
Pronosticadores blake/pasch
Traduccion cortesia de la oficina del servicio nacional de
meteorologia en san juan puerto rico
000
wtca45 tjsj 081506
tcpsp5
Boletin
advertencia numero 11 para la depresion tropical hermine nws centro
de prediccion hidrometeorologico camp springs md al102010
1000 am cdt miercoles 8 de septiembre de 2010
. Hermine produciendo lluvia causando inundaciones desde el centro
de texas hasta el norte de oklahoma.
Resumen de las 10:00 am cdt. 1500 utc. Informacion
----------------------------------------------
localizacion. 32. 9 norte 99. 1 oeste
cerca de 120 millas. 195 kilometros al oeste de dallas y fort worth
texas.
Cerca de 85 millas. 135 kilometros al sur suroeste de wichita falls
y shep texas.
Vientos maximos sostenidos. 25 mph. 40 kilometros por hora
movimiento actual. Nor noreste o 24 grados a 10 mph. 16
kilometros
por hora presion minima central. 1005 milibaras. 29. 68 pulgadas
Vigilancias y avisos
--------------------
vigilancias y aviso de inundaciones y de inundaciones repentinas. Y
advertencias continuan en efecto desde el centro sur de
texas. Hacia el norte a traves de oklahoma. Y hacia el sureste de
kansas y missouri.
Discusion y perspectivas para las proximas 48 horas
------------------------------
a las 10:00 am cdt. 1500 utc. El centro de la depresion tropical
hermine estaba localizado cerca de la latitud 32. 9 norte. Longitud
99. 1 oeste. Hermine continuara debilitandose lentamentehacia mientras
se mueve hacia el norte a traves de texas y oklahoma miercoles y
jueves.
Los vientos maximos sostenidos estan cerca de 25 mph. 40 kilometros
por hora. Con rafagas mas fuertes.
La presion minima central estimada es de 1005 milibaras. 29. 68
pulgadas.
Peligros afectando tierra
----------------------
lluvia. Acumulaciones de lluvia adicionales de 4 a 6 pulgadas. Con
cantidades mayores localizadas pueden esperarse hasta el jueves en
la manana desde el centro sur de texas hacia el norte hasta el
suroeste de missouri y norte de arkansas.
Totales de lluvia
---------------
totales de lluvia del sistema selectos en pulgadas hasta 10 am cdt
. Arkansas.
Mountain home 5. 8 ne 5. 25
lamar 5. 7 nne 2. 20
clarksville 1. 7 n 2. 20
magazine 3. 0 nnw 2. 12
harrison 5. 4 sw 2. 02
. Oklahoma.
Eufaula 4. 6 ene 2. 19
. Texas.
Georgetown 2. 5 ne 13. 20
cedar park 1. 0 ese 12. 99
anderson mill 1. 4 nw 12. 71
jollyville 2. 1 ssw 12. 23
killeen 2. 9 ssw 11. 66
leander 1. 0 sse 11. 62
austin 10. 7 n 11. 48
west lake hills 2. 4 nnw 11. 08
wells branch 0. 3 wnw 11. 00
brushy creek 2. 3 sw 11. 00
fort hood aaf/killeen 10. 72
andice 1. 6 sw 10. 21
jarrell 0. 3 s 10. 20
round rock 3. 0 n 10. 05
fort worth 11. 8 nw 6. 84
san antonio/stinson muni arpt 6. 73
houston 1. 4 ne 4. 47
Proximas advertencias
-------------
proxima advertencia sera emitida a las 4:00 pm cdt. Favor referirse
a su oficina local del servicio nacional de meteorologia para mas
informacion sobre este sistema.
$$
Pronosticador gerhardt
Posiciones pronosticadas
------------------
inicial 08/1500z 32. 9n 99. 1w
12hr vt 09/0000z 34. 9n 98. 9w
24hr vt 09/1200z 37. 5n 97. 2w. Post-trop/extratropical
36hr vt 10/0000z 38. 8n 94. 7w. Post-trop/extratropical
Traduccion cortesia de la oficina del servicio nacional de
meteorologia en san juan puerto rico
000
wtca45 tjsj 081506
tcpsp5
Boletin
advertencia numero 11 para la depresion tropical hermine nws centro
de prediccion hidrometeorologico camp springs md al102010
1000 am cdt miercoles 8 de septiembre de 2010
. Hermine produciendo lluvia causando inundaciones desde el centro
de texas hasta el norte de oklahoma.
Resumen de las 10:00 am cdt. 1500 utc. Informacion
----------------------------------------------
localizacion. 32. 9 norte 99. 1 oeste
cerca de 120 millas. 195 kilometros al oeste de dallas y fort worth
texas.
Cerca de 85 millas. 135 kilometros al sur suroeste de wichita falls
y shep texas.
Vientos maximos sostenidos. 25 mph. 40 kilometros por hora
movimiento actual. Nor noreste o 24 grados a 10 mph. 16
kilometros
por hora presion minima central. 1005 milibaras. 29. 68 pulgadas
Vigilancias y avisos
--------------------
vigilancias y aviso de inundaciones y de inundaciones repentinas. Y
advertencias continuan en efecto desde el centro sur de
texas. Hacia el norte a traves de oklahoma. Y hacia el sureste de
kansas y missouri.
Discusion y perspectivas para las proximas 48 horas
------------------------------
a las 10:00 am cdt. 1500 utc. El centro de la depresion tropical
hermine estaba localizado cerca de la latitud 32. 9 norte. Longitud
99. 1 oeste. Hermine continuara debilitandose lentamentehacia mientras
se mueve hacia el norte a traves de texas y oklahoma miercoles y
jueves.
Los vientos maximos sostenidos estan cerca de 25 mph. 40 kilometros
por hora. Con rafagas mas fuertes.
La presion minima central estimada es de 1005 milibaras. 29. 68
pulgadas.
Peligros afectando tierra
----------------------
lluvia. Acumulaciones de lluvia adicionales de 4 a 6 pulgadas. Con
cantidades mayores localizadas pueden esperarse hasta el jueves en
la manana desde el centro sur de texas hacia el norte hasta el
suroeste de missouri y norte de arkansas.
Totales de lluvia
---------------
totales de lluvia del sistema selectos en pulgadas hasta 10 am cdt
. Arkansas.
Mountain home 5. 8 ne 5. 25
lamar 5. 7 nne 2. 20
clarksville 1. 7 n 2. 20
magazine 3. 0 nnw 2. 12
harrison 5. 4 sw 2. 02
. Oklahoma.
Eufaula 4. 6 ene 2. 19
. Texas.
Georgetown 2. 5 ne 13. 20
cedar park 1. 0 ese 12. 99
anderson mill 1. 4 nw 12. 71
jollyville 2. 1 ssw 12. 23
killeen 2. 9 ssw 11. 66
leander 1. 0 sse 11. 62
austin 10. 7 n 11. 48
west lake hills 2. 4 nnw 11. 08
wells branch 0. 3 wnw 11. 00
brushy creek 2. 3 sw 11. 00
fort hood aaf/killeen 10. 72
andice 1. 6 sw 10. 21
jarrell 0. 3 s 10. 20
round rock 3. 0 n 10. 05
fort worth 11. 8 nw 6. 84
san antonio/stinson muni arpt 6. 73
houston 1. 4 ne 4. 47
Proximas advertencias
-------------
proxima advertencia sera emitida a las 4:00 pm cdt. Favor referirse
a su oficina local del servicio nacional de meteorologia para mas
informacion sobre este sistema.
$$
Pronosticador gerhardt
Posiciones pronosticadas
------------------
inicial 08/1500z 32. 9n 99. 1w
12hr vt 09/0000z 34. 9n 98. 9w
24hr vt 09/1200z 37. 5n 97. 2w. Post-trop/extratropical
36hr vt 10/0000z 38. 8n 94. 7w. Post-trop/extratropical
Traduccion cortesia de la oficina del servicio nacional de
meteorologia en san juan puerto rico
000
wtnt31 knhc 081459
tcpat1
bulletin
tropical storm igor advisory number 1
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl al112010
1100 am ast wed sep 08 2010
. Igor forms in the far eastern tropical atlantic ocean. Tropical
storm watch issued for southern cape verde islands.
Summary of 1100 am ast. 1500 utc. Information
-----------------------------------------------
location. 13. 7n 23. 5w
about 95 mi. 155 km se of the southernmost cape verde islands
maximum sustained winds. 40 mph. 65 km/hr
present movement. W or 265 degrees at 8 mph. 13 km/hr
minimum central pressure. 1005 mb. 29. 68 inches
Watches and warnings
--------------------
changes with this advisory.
The government of the cape verde islands has issued a tropical storm
watch for the southern cape verde islands. Including maio. Sao
tiago. Fogo. And brava.
Summary of watches and warnings in effect.
A tropical storm watch is in effect for.
* The southern cape verde islands. Including maio. Sao tiago.
Fogo. And brava
A tropical storm watch means that tropical storm conditions are
possible within the watch area. In this case within the next 12 to
24 hours.
For storm information specific to your area. Please monitor
products issued by your national meteorological service.
Discussion and 48-hour outlook
------------------------------
at 1100 am ast. 1500 utc. The center of tropical storm igor was
located near latitude 13. 7 north. Longitude 23. 5 west. Igor is
moving toward the west near 8 mph. 13 km/hr. And this motion is
expected to continue for the next couple of days with some increase
in forward speed. On the forecast track. The center of igor
should pass south of the cape verde islands by tomorrow.
Data from a microwave satellite indicate that maximum sustained
winds are near 40 mph. 65 km/hr. With higher gusts. Slow
strengthening is forecast during the next 48 hours.
Tropical storm force winds extend outward up to 50 miles. 85 km
from the center.
The estimated minimum central pressure is 1005 mb. 29. 68 inches.
Hazards affecting land
----------------------
winds. Tropical storm conditions are possible in the southern cape
verde islands later today and overnight.
Rainfall. Igor could produce rainfall accumulations of 1 to 3
inches over portions of the cape verde islands.
Next advisory
-------------
next intermediate advisory. 200 pm ast.
Next complete advisory. 500 pm ast.
$$
forecaster blake/pasch
000
wtnt21 knhc 081459
tcmat1
tropical storm igor forecast/advisory number 1
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl al112010
1500 utc wed sep 08 2010
Changes in watches and warnings with this advisory.
The government of the cape verde islands has issued a tropical storm
watch for the southern cape verde islands. Including maio. Sao
tiago. Fogo. And brava.
Summary of watches and warnings in effect.
A tropical storm watch is in effect for.
* The southern cape verde islands. Including maio. Sao tiago.
Fogo. And brava
A tropical storm watch means that tropical storm conditions are
possible within the watch area. In this case within the next 12 to
24 hours.
Tropical storm center located near 13. 7n 23. 5w at 08/1500z
position accurate within 20 nm
Present movement toward the west or 265 degrees at 7 kt
Estimated minimum central pressure 1005 mb
max sustained winds 35 kt with gusts to 45 kt.
34 kt. 0ne 45se 45sw 30nw.
Winds and seas vary greatly in each quadrant. Radii in nautical
miles are the largest radii expected anywhere in that quadrant.
Repeat. Center located near 13. 7n 23. 5w at 08/1500z
at 08/1200z center was located near 13. 7n 23. 3w
Forecast valid 09/0000z 13. 7n 24. 6w
max wind 40 kt. Gusts 50 kt.
34 kt. 30ne 45se 45sw 30nw.
Forecast valid 09/1200z 13. 8n 26. 6w
max wind 45 kt. Gusts 55 kt.
34 kt. 40ne 30se 30sw 40nw.
Forecast valid 10/0000z 14. 0n 29. 0w
max wind 50 kt. Gusts 60 kt.
50 kt. 30ne 0se 0sw 30nw.
34 kt. 60ne 45se 30sw 45nw.
Forecast valid 10/1200z 14. 5n 31. 5w
max wind 55 kt. Gusts 65 kt.
50 kt. 35ne 0se 0sw 35nw.
34 kt. 70ne 50se 35sw 50nw.
Forecast valid 11/1200z 15. 5n 36. 5w
max wind 65 kt. Gusts 80 kt.
50 kt. 45ne 35se 35sw 40nw.
34 kt. 90ne 60se 45sw 60nw.
Extended outlook. Note. Errors for track have averaged near 200 nm
on day 4 and 250 nm on day 5. And for intensity near 20 kt each day
Outlook valid 12/1200z 16. 8n 41. 2w
max wind 75 kt. Gusts 90 kt.
Outlook valid 13/1200z 18. 0n 46. 0w
max wind 85 kt. Gusts 105 kt.
Request for 3 hourly ship reports within 300 miles of 13. 7n 23. 5w
Next advisory at 08/2100z
$$
forecaster blake/pasch
000
wtnt35 kwnh 081444
tcpat5
Public advisory number 11 for tropical depression hermine
nws hydrometeorological prediction center camp springs md al102010
1000 am cdt wed sep 08 2010
. Hermine bringing flooding rains from central texas to northern
oklahoma.
Summary of 1000 am cdt. 1500 utc. Information
-----------------------------------------------
location. 32. 9n 99. 1w
about 120 miles. 195 km. W of dallas/ft worth texas.
About 85 miles. 135 km. Ssw of wichita falls/shep texas.
Maximum sustained winds. 25 mph. 40 km/hr
present movement. Nne or 24 degrees at 10 mph. 16 km/hr
minimum central pressure. 1005 mb. 29. 68 inches
Watches and warnings
--------------------
flood and flash flood watches. Warnings. And advisories remain
in effect from south central texas. Northward across
oklahoma. And eastward into southeastern kansas and missouri.
For information specific to your area. Including possible watches
And warnings. Please monitor products issued by your local
National weather service office at www. Weather. Gov.
Discussion and 48-hour outlook
------------------------------
at 1000 am cdt. 1500 utc. The center of tropical depression
hermine was located near latitude 32. 9 north. And longitude 99. 1
west. Tropical depression hermine will continue to slowly weaken
as it tracks northward across texas and oklahoma Wednesday and
Thursday.
Maximum sustained winds are near 25 mph. 40 km/hr. With higher
gusts.
Minimum central pressure is 1005 mb. 29. 68 inches.
Hazards
-------
rainfall. Additional rainfall amounts of four to six
inches. With localized higher amounts can be expected through
Thursday morning from south central texas northward to
southwestern missouri and northern arkansas.
Rainfall totals
---------------
selected storm total rainfall in inches through 10 am cdt
. Arkansas.
Mountain home 5. 8 ne 5. 25
lamar 5. 7 nne 2. 20
clarksville 1. 7 n 2. 20
magazine 3. 0 nnw 2. 12
harrison 5. 4 sw 2. 02
. Oklahoma.
Eufaula 4. 6 ene 2. 19
. Texas.
Georgetown 2. 5 ne 13. 20
cedar park 1. 0 ese 12. 99
anderson mill 1. 4 nw 12. 71
jollyville 2. 1 ssw 12. 23
killeen 2. 9 ssw 11. 66
leander 1. 0 sse 11. 62
austin 10. 7 n 11. 48
west lake hills 2. 4 nnw 11. 08
wells branch 0. 3 wnw 11. 00
brushy creek 2. 3 sw 11. 00
fort hood aaf/killeen 10. 72
andice 1. 6 sw 10. 21
jarrell 0. 3 s 10. 20
round rock 3. 0 n 10. 05
fort worth 11. 8 nw 6. 84
san antonio/stinson muni arpt 6. 73
houston 1. 4 ne 4. 47
Next advisory
-------------
Next advisory issued at 400 pm cdt. Please refer to your local
National weather service office for further information on this
Storm.
Forecaster gerhardt
Forecast positions
------------------
initial 08/1500z 32. 9n 99. 1w
12hr vt 09/0000z 34. 9n 98. 9w
24hr vt 09/1200z 37. 5n 97. 2w. Post-trop/extratropical
36hr vt 10/0000z 38. 8n 94. 7w. Post-trop/extratropical
!$$
000
wtnt35 kwnh 081444
tcpat5
Public advisory number 11 for tropical depression hermine
nws hydrometeorological prediction center camp springs md al102010
1000 am cdt wed sep 08 2010
. Hermine bringing flooding rains from central texas to northern
oklahoma.
Summary of 1000 am cdt. 1500 utc. Information
-----------------------------------------------
location. 32. 9n 99. 1w
about 120 miles. 195 km. W of dallas/ft worth texas.
About 85 miles. 135 km. Ssw of wichita falls/shep texas.
Maximum sustained winds. 25 mph. 40 km/hr
present movement. Nne or 24 degrees at 10 mph. 16 km/hr
minimum central pressure. 1005 mb. 29. 68 inches
Watches and warnings
--------------------
flood and flash flood watches. Warnings. And advisories remain
in effect from south central texas. Northward across
oklahoma. And eastward into southeastern kansas and missouri.
For information specific to your area. Including possible watches
And warnings. Please monitor products issued by your local
National weather service office at www. Weather. Gov.
Discussion and 48-hour outlook
------------------------------
at 1000 am cdt. 1500 utc. The center of tropical depression
hermine was located near latitude 32. 9 north. And longitude 99. 1
west. Tropical depression hermine will continue to slowly weaken
as it tracks northward across texas and oklahoma Wednesday and
Thursday.
Maximum sustained winds are near 25 mph. 40 km/hr. With higher
gusts.
Minimum central pressure is 1005 mb. 29. 68 inches.
Hazards
-------
rainfall. Additional rainfall amounts of four to six
inches. With localized higher amounts can be expected through
Thursday morning from south central texas northward to
southwestern missouri and northern arkansas.
Rainfall totals
---------------
selected storm total rainfall in inches through 10 am cdt
. Arkansas.
Mountain home 5. 8 ne 5. 25
lamar 5. 7 nne 2. 20
clarksville 1. 7 n 2. 20
magazine 3. 0 nnw 2. 12
harrison 5. 4 sw 2. 02
. Oklahoma.
Eufaula 4. 6 ene 2. 19
. Texas.
Georgetown 2. 5 ne 13. 20
cedar park 1. 0 ese 12. 99
anderson mill 1. 4 nw 12. 71
jollyville 2. 1 ssw 12. 23
killeen 2. 9 ssw 11. 66
leander 1. 0 sse 11. 62
austin 10. 7 n 11. 48
west lake hills 2. 4 nnw 11. 08
wells branch 0. 3 wnw 11. 00
brushy creek 2. 3 sw 11. 00
fort hood aaf/killeen 10. 72
andice 1. 6 sw 10. 21
jarrell 0. 3 s 10. 20
round rock 3. 0 n 10. 05
fort worth 11. 8 nw 6. 84
san antonio/stinson muni arpt 6. 73
houston 1. 4 ne 4. 47
Next advisory
-------------
Next advisory issued at 400 pm cdt. Please refer to your local
National weather service office for further information on this
Storm.
Forecaster gerhardt
Forecast positions
------------------
initial 08/1500z 32. 9n 99. 1w
12hr vt 09/0000z 34. 9n 98. 9w
24hr vt 09/1200z 37. 5n 97. 2w. Post-trop/extratropical
36hr vt 10/0000z 38. 8n 94. 7w. Post-trop/extratropical
!$$
000
acca62 tjsj 081159
twospn
Perspectivas sobre las condiciones del tiempo en el tropico
nws tpc/centro nacional de huracanes miami fl
800 am edt miercoles 8 de septiembre de 2010
Para el atlantico norte. El mar caribe y el golfo de mexico.
El centro de prediccion hidrometeorologico esta emitiendo
advertencias publicas sobre la depresion tropical
hermine. Localizada actualmente en tierra como a 150 millas al
oeste suroeste de dallas texas.
La actividad de aguaceros y tronadas continuan organizandose cerca
de un area bien definida de baja presion localizado justo al sur de
las islas del sur de cabo verde. Fuertes vientos en los niveles
altos sobre este sistema deben disminuir durante los proximos
dias. Y desarrollo adicional es posible de esta baja presion a una
depresion tropical durante el proximo dia mas o menos. Existe una
posibilidad alta. 70 por ciento. De que este sistema se convierta
en ciclon tropical en las proximas 48 horas mientras se mueve hacia
el oeste de 10 a 15 mph.
Los remanentes de gaston. Localizados como a varios de cientos de
millas al sureste de republica dominicana. Estan produciendo
actividad de aguaceros y tronadas disorganizados. No se espera
desarrollo de este sistema mientras se mueve hacia el oeste a cerca
de 10 a 15 mph. Existe una posibilidad baja. Cerca de 0 por
ciento. De que este sistema se convierta en ciclon tropical
nuevamente en las proximas 48 horas.
En el resto del area. No se espera formacion de ciclon tropical
durante las proximas 48 horas.
$$
Pronosticador blake
Traduccion cortesia de la oficina del servicio nacional de
meteorologia en san juan puerto rico
000
axnt20 knhc 081153
twdat
Tropical weather discussion
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl
805 am edt wed sep 08 2010
Tropical weather discussion for north america. Central
america. Gulf of mexico. Caribbean sea. Northern sections of
south america. And atlantic ocean to the african coast from the
equator to 32n. The following information is based on satellite
imagery. Meteorological analysis. Weather observations. And
radar.
Based on 0600 utc surface analysis and satellite imagery through
1115 utc.
. Special features.
The tropical wave in the e atlc is along 23w s of 18n with a
1005 mb low along the wave near 14n. Wave/low is embedded within
a broad mid level cyclonic rotation that is from 11n-19n between
13w-30w while an upper ridge along 21n covering the area from
14n-24n e of 35w. This wave is embedded within an area of deep
level moisture as indicated on total precipitable water imagery.
This is scenario is enhancing scattered moderate/strong
convection from 14n-19n e of 22w to just inland over w africa.
Scattered strong convection is within 30 nm of 14n from 23w-25w.
Scattered moderate/isolated strong convection covers the
remainder of the area within 90 nm of line from 12n24w to
16n28w. This system is becoming more organized near the area of
low pressure. Strong upper level winds over this system are
expected to decrease over the next couple of days and additional
development is possible as the low moves westward 10 to 15 kt.
There is a high chance of this system becoming a tropical
cyclone during the next 48 hours.
. Itcz.
The itcz axis is analyzed along 9n28w 8n40w to inland over south
america near 5n54w. Scattered moderate/isolated strong
convection is within 120 nm s of the itcz from 35w-50w.
. Discussion.
Gulf of mexico.
The broad upper ridge anchored over the central plain states
extends a ridge along 32n across the se u. S. Into the w atlc
covering most of the gulf waters drawing dry stable air within
200 nm of line from over florida sw to 22n95w. Scattered
showers/isolated thunderstorms remain within 60 nm along the
coast from tampico mexico to matagorda bay texas. The upper low
over the n caribbean extends over the florida straits to s
florida generating scattered showers/isolated thunderstorms s of
26n w of 85w to over cuba and through the florida straits.
Scattered showers/isolated thunderstorms remain in the bay of
campeche s of 22n to the coast of s mexico between 93w-96w. This
is leaving the remainder of the gulf under mostly clear skies
this morning.
Caribbean sea.
An elongated n/s upper low is beginning to weaken and is
centered s of cuba near 20n80w extending n over the florida
straits and s to 15n between 75w-86w generating scattered
showers/isolated thunderstorms n of 19n to across cuba between
79w and the yucatan peninsula. An upper ridge anchored in the
central atlc covers the remainder of the caribbean e of 76w.
Beneath is upper ridge is a surface trough that extends from
21n67w through a 1010 mb surface low near 17n68w to 14n67w. This
system continues to generate scattered showers/isolated
thunderstorms n of 13n across hispaniola and the mona passage
between 66w-73w. The itcz crosses the far s caribbean from
colombia to costa rica generating scattered showers/isolated
thunderstorms s of 13n w of 72w to over colombia and central
america. This is leaving the remainder of the caribbean under
mostly clear skies tonight possible isolated low level showers.
Atlantic ocean.
The upper low over the n caribbean extends n over the w atlc to
26n w of 75w through the florida straits supporting a surface
trough that extends along the e coast of florida from 30n80w
across florida between vero beach and miami to 23n80w in the
florida straits generating scattered showers/isolated
thunderstorms s of 25n e of 77w with scattered showers within 60
nm along the remainder of the florida coast s of daytona beach.
The broad upper ridge over the se u. S. Extends an axis into the
w atlc to 32n75w. A second upper ridge is anchored in the
central atlc near 24n61w with a narrow upper level trough
between extending into the w atlc near 32n66w sw to near 28n74w.
Strong subsidence/dry stable air covers the atlc from 10n-31n
between 40w-65w. However. Beneath this upper ridge is a surface
trough that extends from 21n67w into the caribbean through the
mona passage near 18n68w generating scattered showers/isolated
thunderstorms within 60/75 nm of line from over hispaniola near
19n70w across the turks and caicos to 23n74w. A surface ridge
dominates the w atlc anchored by a 1022 mb high about 200 nm off
the south/north carolina coast. A pair of upper lows are
rotating around each other and are centered near 28n50w and
31n42w supporting a surface trough that extends from 32n57w to
27n50w generating scattered showers and possible isolated
showers within 150 nm either side of the trough axis. An e/w
upper ridge is anchored w africa extending an axis w along 21n
into the e tropical atlc to 35w. Beneath is the tropical wave in
the special features above and a surface trough that extends
from 22n32w through a 1010 mb low near 19n33w to 16n35w with
scattered showers and possible isolated thunderstorms within 45
nm of line from 17n31w 19n33w to 19n36w. A surface ridge covers
the e atlc anchored by a 1022 mb high just s of the azores.
For additional information please visit
http://www. Hurricanes. Gov/marine
$$
paw
000
acpn50 phfo 081148
twocp
Tropical weather outlook
nws central pacific hurricane center honolulu hi
200 am hst wed sep 8 2010
For the central north pacific. Between 140w and 180
1. A weak area of showers and isolated thunderstorms is associated
with a trough located about 800 miles southeast of hilo. Hawaii.
The system has moved toward the west-southwest near 10 mph over the
past six hours. Development. If any. Will be slow to occur with
the trough as it heads slowly to the west-southwest over the next
couple of days. There is a low chance. 10 percent. Of this feature
becoming a tropical cyclone during the next 48 hours.
2. A trough is about 550 miles south-southeast of hilo. And has
moved slowly west over the past six hours. A small area of showers
and isolated thunderstorms is currently associated with the system.
The feature is expected to move to the west at about 10 mph over
the next two days. There is a low chance. 10 percent. Of this
system becoming a tropical cyclone during the next 48 hours.
Elsewhere. No tropical cyclones are expected through late Thursday
night.
$$
Kinel
000
abpz20 knhc 081143
twoep
tropical weather outlook
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl
500 am pdt wed sep 8 2010
For the eastern north pacific. East of 140 degrees west longitude.
Tropical cyclone formation is not expected during the next 48 hours.
$$
forecaster pasch
000
abnt20 knhc 081138
twoat
tropical weather outlook
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl
800 am edt wed sep 8 2010
For the north atlantic. Caribbean sea and the gulf of mexico.
The hydrometeorological prediction center is issuing public
advisories on tropical depression hermine. Currently located
inland about 150 miles west-southwest of dallas texas.
Shower and thunderstorm activity is continuing to organize near a
well-defined low pressure area located just south of the
southernmost cape verde islands. Strong upper-level winds over
this system are expected to decrease over the next couple of
days. And this low has the potential to become a tropical
depression over the next day or so. There is a high chance. 70
percent. Of this system becoming a tropical cyclone during the
next 48 hours as it moves westward at 10 to 15 mph.
The remnants of gaston. Located a couple hundred miles southeast of
the dominican republic. Are producing disorganized shower and
thunderstorm activity. Development of this system is not expected
as it moves westward at 10 to 15 mph. There is a low chance.
Near 0 percent. Of this system becoming a tropical cyclone again
during the next 48 hours.
Elsewhere. Tropical cyclone formation is not expected during the
next 48 hours.
$$
forecaster blake
000
axpz20 knhc 081008
twdep
Tropical weather discussion
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl
1005 utc wed sep 08 2010
Tropical weather discussion for the eastern pacific ocean from
the equator to 32n. East of 140w.
Based on 0600 utc surface analysis and satellite imagery through
0900 utc.
. Itcz.
Axis 10n86w to 11n94w to 10n105w to 11n113w to 10n122w to 11n129w
to 10n140w. Scattered moderate convection within 90 nm s of axis
between 102w and 107w.
. Discussion.
Aloft.
Upper level ridge extends west from north-central mexico through
an anticyclone centered near 24n124w to beyond 21n140w. Mid-lat
trough digging south along the u. S. West coast is strengthening
the subtropical jet south of the trough between 115w and 133w.
Strong east winds continue south of the ridge axis east of 125w
and further south of 10n east of 105w. A small area of weaker
vertical shear is evident south of tehuantepec to around 10n.
Surface.
Scatterometer data shows only area with 20 kt winds is n of 28n
west of baja california. A surface ridge extends se across nw
part to near 23n123w. The orientation and location of the itcz
is expected to vary only slightly over the next 2-3 days. No
tropical waves are analyzed in the east pacific. And wave
activity in the western atlantic and caribbean is below normal.
Marine.
N swell generated west of california is expected to continue at
8 ft or more another 24 hours or so in north-central part of the
discussion area. Marine conditions elsewhere relatively benign.
$$
mundell
000
wtnt35 kwnh 080913
tcpat5
Public advisory number 10 for tropical depression hermine
nws hydrometeorological prediction center camp springs md al522010
400 am cdt wed sep 08 2010
Corrected for central pressure
. Hermine bringing flooding rains to portions of north and
central texas.
Summary of 400 am cdt. 0900 utc. Information
-----------------------------------------------
location. 32. 1n 99. 4w
about 150 miles. 242 km. Wsw of dallas/ft worth texas.
Maximum sustained winds. 30 mph. 50 km/hr
present movement. N or 00 degrees at 12 mph. 19 km/hr
minimum central pressure. 1003 mb. 29. 62 inches
Watches and warnings
--------------------
flash flood watches are in effect from the central texas coast
northward through oklahoma. Flash flood warnings are in effect for
portions of central and southern texas.
Flood watches are in effect for portions of northeast oklahoma and
southeast kansas.
For information specific to your area. Including possible watches
And warnings. Please monitor products issued by your local
National weather service office at www. Weather. Gov.
Discussion and 48-hour outlook
------------------------------
at 400 am cdt. 0900 utc. The center of tropical depression
hermine was located near latitude 32. 1 north. And longitude 99. 4
west. Tropical depression hermine will continue to move to the
north. And will reach southwest oklahoma by this evening and
southern kansas during the day on Thursday. Hermine will continue
to slowly weaken during this time.
Maximum sustained winds are near 30 mph. 50 km/hr. With higher
gusts.
Minimum central pressure is 1003 mb. 29. 62 inches.
Hazards
-------
rainfall. Additional rainfall amounts of four to six
inches. With localized higher amounts can be expected through
Thursday morning from south central texas northward to southeast
kansas.
Rainfall totals
---------------
selected storm total rainfall in inches through 1 am cdt
. Arkansas.
Batesville rgnl arpt 1. 94
texarkana rgnl arpt 1. 37
. Louisiana.
Baton rouge/ryan muni arpt 1. 77
. Texas.
Austin 10 nnw 10. 11
fort hood aaf/killeen 8. 60
victoria 14 nw 7. 33
austin city 7. 04
randolph afb/universal city 6. 60
aransas raws 6. 37
fort hood/gray aaf 6. 12
san antonio/stinson muni arpt 5. 92
san marcos (awos) 5. 09
victoria rgnl arpt 4. 91
new braunfels rgnl arpt 4. 35
houston/will hobby 4. 14
waco-madison cooper 3. 95
san antonio intl arpt 3. 62
austin/mueller muni arpt 3. 56
houston/intercontinental 3. 43
fort worth/meacham 3. 43
houston/clover field 3. 09
brownsville intl arpt 3. 01
corpus christi nas 2. 79
college station/easterwood fld 2. 27
beaumont/port arthur 2. 27
Next advisory
-------------
Next advisory issued at 1000 am cdt. Please refer to your local
National weather service office for further information on this
Storm.
Forecaster ryan
Forecast positions
------------------
initial 08/0900z 32. 1n 99. 4w
12hr vt 08/1800z 33. 6n 99. 4w
24hr vt 09/0600z 36. 1n 98. 4w.
36hr vt 09/1800z 38. 6n 96. 2w.
48hr vt 10/0600z 38. 9n 93. 1w. Post-trop/extratropical
$$
000
wtnt35 kwnh 080845
tcpat5
Public advisory number 10 for tropical depression hermine
nws hydrometeorological prediction center camp springs md al52010
400 am cdt wed sep 08 2010
. Hermine bringing flooding rains to portions of north and
central texas.
Summary of 400 am cdt. 0900 utc. Information
-----------------------------------------------
location. 32. 1n 99. 4w
about 150 miles. 240 km. Wsw of dallas/ft worth texas.
Maximum sustained winds. 30 mph. 50 km/hr
present movement. N or 0 degrees at 12 mph. 19 km/hr
minimum central pressure. 1005 mb. 29. 68 inches
Watches and warnings
--------------------
flash flood watches are in effect from the central texas coast
northward through oklahoma. Flash flood warnings are in effect for
portions of central and southern texas.
Flood watches are in effect for portions of northeast oklahoma and
southeast kansas.
For information specific to your area. Including possible watches
And warnings. Please monitor products issued by your local
National weather service office at www. Weather. Gov.
Discussion and 48-hour outlook
------------------------------
at 400 am cdt. 0900 utc. The center of tropical depression
hermine was located near latitude 32. 1 north. And longitude 99. 4
west. Tropical depression hermine will continue to move to the
north. And will reach southwest oklahoma by this evening and
southern kansas during the day on Thursday. Hermine will continue
to slowly weaken during this time.
Maximum sustained winds are near 30 mph. 50 km/hr. With higher
gusts.
Minimum central pressure is 1005 mb. 29. 68 inches.
Hazards
-------
rainfall. Additional rainfall amounts of four to six
inches. With localized higher amounts can be expected through
Thursday morning from south central texas northward to southeast
kansas.
Rainfall totals
---------------
selected storm total rainfall in inches through 1 am cdt
. Arkansas.
Batesville rgnl arpt 1. 94
texarkana rgnl arpt 1. 37
. Louisiana.
Baton rouge/ryan muni arpt 1. 77
. Texas.
Austin 10 nnw 10. 11
fort hood aaf/killeen 8. 60
victoria 14 nw 7. 33
austin city 7. 04
randolph afb/universal city 6. 60
aransas raws 6. 37
fort hood/gray aaf 6. 12
san antonio/stinson muni arpt 5. 92
san marcos (awos) 5. 09
victoria rgnl arpt 4. 91
new braunfels rgnl arpt 4. 35
houston/will hobby 4. 14
waco-madison cooper 3. 95
san antonio intl arpt 3. 62
austin/mueller muni arpt 3. 56
houston/intercontinental 3. 43
fort worth/meacham 3. 43
houston/clover field 3. 09
brownsville intl arpt 3. 01
corpus christi nas 2. 79
college station/easterwood fld 2. 27
beaumont/port arthur 2. 27
Next advisory
-------------
Next advisory issued at 1000 am cdt. Please refer to your local
National weather service office for further information on this
Storm.
Forecaster ryan
Forecast positions
------------------
initial 08/0900z 32. 1n 99. 4w
12hr vt 08/1800z 33. 6n 99. 4w
24hr vt 09/0600z 36. 1n 98. 4w
36hr vt 09/1800z 38. 6n 96. 2w
48hr vt 10/0600z 38. 9n 93. 1w. Post-trop/extratropical
$$
000
acca62 tjsj 080615 cca
twospn
Perspectivas sobre las condiciones del tiempo en el tropico.
Nws tpc/centro nacional de huracanes miami fl
200 am edt miercoles 8 de septiembre de 2010
Para el atlantico norte. El mar caribe y el golfo de mexico.
El centro nacional de huracanes ha emitido su ultimaadvertencia
sobre la depresion tropical hermine. Localizada sobre tierra sobre
texas central cerca de 60 millas sur sureste de abilene. Informacion
subsigiente sobre este sistema puede encontrarse en las advertencias
pulblicas del centro de predicciones hidrometeorologicas. Bajo el
titulo de awips tcpat5 y el titulo wmo wtnt35 kwnh. Comenzando a
las 4 am cdt.
Aguaceros y tronadas se tornan mas organizados cerca de una baja
presion esta localizada justo al sur de las islas de cabo verde del
sur. Fuertes vientos en los niveles bajos de la atmosfera sobre el
sistema deben disminuir durante los proximos dias. Y desarollo
adicional es posible a medida que la baja presion se mueva al oeste
de 10 a 15 mph. Existe una posibilidad mediana. 50 por ciento. De
que este sistema se convierte en ciclon tropical nuevamente en las
proximas 48 horas.
Los remanentes de gaston localizados como a 140 millas al sureste de
santo domingo en la republica dominicana. Estan produciendo
actividad minima de aguaceros y tronadas. El desarrollo. Se torna
menos probable mientras se mueve hacia el oeste a cerca de 10 a 15
mph. Existe una posibilidad baja. 10 por ciento. De que este
sistema se convierte en ciclon tropical nuevamente en las proximas
48 horas.
La actividad de aguaceros asociada con un area debil de baja presion
localizada como a 450 millas al oeste noroeste de las islas de cabo
verde mas al norte se ha disipado. Las fotos del satelite indican
que el sistema se encuentra en medio de un ambiente seco y
estable. Y desarrollo no se espera a medida que mueva hacia el
oeste noroeste a cerca de 10 mph. Existe una probabilidad baja. 0
por ciento. De que este sistema se convierta en ciclon tropical
durante las proximas 48 horas.
En el resto del area. No se espera formacion de ciclon tropical
durante las proximas 48 horas.
$$
Pronosticador berg
Traduccion cortesia de la oficina del servicio nacional de
meteorologia en san juan puerto rico
000
axnt20 knhc 080603
twdat
Tropical weather discussion
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl
205 am edt wed sep 08 2010
Tropical weather discussion for north america. Central
america. Gulf of mexico. Caribbean sea. Northern sections of
south america. And atlantic ocean to the african coast from the
equator to 32n. The following information is based on satellite
imagery. Meteorological analysis. Weather observations. And
radar.
Based on 0000 utc surface analysis and satellite imagery through
0445 utc.
. Special features.
Tropical depression hermine is centered near 31. 6n 99. 5w at
08/0300 utc or about 25 nm s-se of brownwood texas and about 50
nm s of abilene texas moving n at 14 kt. Estimated minimum
central pressure is 1003 mb. Maximum sustained wind speed is 30
kt with gusts to 40 kt. This is the last advisory issued by the
national hurricane center. Please see latest public advisory
issued by the hydrometeorological prediction center. Under
awips header tcpat5 and wmo header wtnt35 kwnh. Hermine is
expected to produce total rainfall accumulations of 4 to 6
inches with possible isolated maximum amounts of 12 inches over
portions of central and eastern texas into oklahoma. In
addition. Very heavy rain is expected to spread across
southeastern kansas and missouri during the next few days. The
heavy rainfall could cause life-threatening flash floods.
The tropical wave in the e atlc is along 21w/22w s of 20n with a
1008 mb low along the wave near 14n. Wave/low is embedded within
a broad mid level cyclonic rotation that is from 9n-17n between
16w-30w while an upper ridge along 20n covering the area from
11n-24n e of 30w. This wave is embedded within an area of deep
level moisture as indicated on total precipitable water imagery.
This is scenario is enhancing numerous strong convection from
15n-18n e of 19w to inland over w africa. Scattered moderate/
strong convection is from 12n-17n between 23w-26w. This system
is becoming more organized near the area of low pressure.
Strong upper level winds over this system are expected to
decrease over the next couple of days and additional development
is possible as the low moves westward 10 to 15 kt. There is a
medium chance of this system becoming a tropical cyclone during
the next 48 hours.
. Itcz.
The itcz axis is analyzed along 10n24w 8n44w 10n44w into the
caribbean near 12n62w and into the e pacific region across
nicaragua near 12n84w. Scattered moderate/isolated strong
convection is within 90 nm s of the itcz from 28w-33w and within
45 nm of line from 8n37w to 4n49w.
. Discussion.
Gulf of mexico.
The broad upper ridge that covers t. D. Hermine extends a ridge
axis e-ne across the se u. S. Covering much of the gulf waters
drawing dry stable air s over the gulf within 200 nm of line
from the big bend area of florida sw to tuxpan mexico. Dense
high clouds cover the nw gulf with isolated showers within 90
nm along the coast of louisiana and texas. The upper low over
the n caribbean extends over the florida straits and over s
florida peninsula generating scattered showers/isolated
thunderstorms s of 25n to the coast of cuba e of 85w across the
s florida peninsula into the w atlc and through the florida
straits. Scattered showers/isolated thunderstorms are inland
over s mexico and within 45 nm along the coast in the bay of
campeche between 92w-95w. This is leaving the remainder of the
gulf under mostly clear skies tonight.
Caribbean sea.
Ne to e upper flow covers the far nw caribbean w of 84w while an
elongated n/s upper low is centered just s of cuba near 21n80w
extending n over the florida straits and s to 15n between
76w-84w generating scattered showers/isolated thunderstorms n of
19n to across cuba between 77w-87w. An upper ridge anchored in
the central atlc covers the remainder of the caribbean e of 76w.
Beneath is upper ridge is a surface trough that extends from
21n66w through a 1010 mb surface low. Remnants of gaston. Near
17n66w to 14n66w generating scattered showers/isolated
thunderstorms from 15n-21n between 66w-72w including puerto rico
and the dominican republic. The itcz crosses the far s caribbean
generating scattered showers/isolated thunderstorms s of 13n to
over colombia between 72w-77w. This is leaving the remainder of
the caribbean under mostly clear skies tonight.
Atlantic ocean.
The upper low over the n caribbean extends n over the w atlc to
25n w of 76w through the florida straits supporting a surface
trough that extends from 30n80w across florida between vero
beach and homestead to over cuba near 22n81w and generating
scattered showers/isolated thunderstorms s of 21n e of 76w with
scattered showers within 75 nm along the remainder of the
florida coast. The broad upper ridge over t. D. Hermine extends
an axis across the se u. S. Into the w atlc to 33n75w. A second
upper ridge is anchored in the central atlc 24n60w with a narrow
upper level trough between extending into the w atlc near 32n71w
sw to the bahamas near 25n77w. Strong subsidence/dry stable air
covers the atlc from 10n-31n between 38w-65w. However. Beneath
this upper ridge is a surface trough that extends from 21n66w
into the caribbean across puerto rico generating scattered
showers/isolated thunderstorms s of 21n into the caribbean
between 65w-72w. This activity is moving toward the turks and
caicos. A surface ridge dominates the w atlc anchored by a 1022
mb high about 300 nm off the north carolina coast. An e/w upper
ridge is anchored w africa extending an axis w along 20n into
the e tropical atlc to 30w. Beneath is the tropical wave in the
spacial features above and a surface trough that extends from
22n32w through a 1009 mb low near 18n33w to 13n32w with
scattered showers and possible isolated thunderstorms from
17n-20n between 30w-35w. A surface ridge covers the e atlc
anchored by a 1024 mb high just s of the azores.
For additional information please visit
http://www. Hurricanes. Gov/marine
$$
paw
000
acpn50 phfo 080553
twocp
Tropical weather outlook
nws central pacific hurricane center honolulu hi
800 pm hst tue sep 7 2010
For the central north pacific. Between 140w and 180
1. Showers and isolated thunderstorms have weakened along a trough
located about 850 miles southeast of hilo. Hawaii. Over the past
six hours. Development. If any. Will be slow to occur with this
system as it heads slowly to the west-southwest over the next couple
of days. There is a low chance. 20 percent. Of this feature
becoming a tropical cyclone during the next 48 hours.
2. Showers and isolated thunderstorms have almost dissipated over
the past six hours around 550 miles south-southeast of hilo.
Hawaii. Along a weak surface trough. This system is expected to
move to the west at about 10 mph with no significant development
expected. There is a low chance. Near 0 percent. Of this system
becoming a tropical cyclone during the next 48 hours.
Elsewhere. No tropical cyclones are expected through Thursday
evening.
$$
Kinel
000
abnt20 knhc 080551
twoat
tropical weather outlook
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl
200 am edt wed sep 8 2010
For the north atlantic. Caribbean sea and the gulf of mexico.
The national hurricane center has issued the last advisory on
tropical depression hermine. Currently located inland over central
texas about 60 miles south of abilene. Future information on this
system can be found in public advisories issued by the
hydrometeorological prediction center. Under awips header tcpat5
and wmo header wtnt35 kwnh. Beginning at 400 am cdt.
Shower and thunderstorm activity is becoming more organized near an
area of low pressure located just south of the southernmost cape
verde islands. Strong upper-level winds over this system are
expected to decrease over the next couple of days. And additional
development is possible as the low moves westward at 10 to 15 mph.
There is a medium chance. 50 percent. Of this system becoming a
tropical cyclone during the next 48 hours.
The remnants of gaston. Located about 140 miles southeast of santo
domingo in the dominican republic. Are producing minimal shower
and thunderstorm activity. Development of this system is becoming
less likely as it moves westward at 10 to 15 mph. There is a low
chance. 10 percent. Of this system becoming a tropical cyclone
again during the next 48 hours.
Shower activity near a weak area of low pressure located about 525
miles west-northwest of the northernmost cape verde islands has
dissipated. Satellite data indicate that the system is embedded
within a dry and stable environment. And development is not
expected as it moves west-northwestward near 10 mph. There is a
low chance. Near 0 percent. Of this system becoming a tropical
cyclone during the next 48 hours.
Elsewhere. Tropical cyclone formation is not expected during the
next 48 hours.
$$
forecaster berg
000
abpz20 knhc 080534
twoep
tropical weather outlook
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl
1100 pm pdt tue sep 7 2010
For the eastern north pacific. East of 140 degrees west longitude.
Tropical cyclone formation is not expected during the next 48 hours.
$$
forecaster berg
000
axpz20 knhc 080341
twdep
Tropical weather discussion
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl
0405 utc wed sep 08 2010
Tropical weather discussion for the eastern pacific ocean from
the equator to 32n. East of 140w.
Based on 0000 utc surface analysis and satellite imagery through
0315 utc.
. Itcz.
Axis centered along 12n87w 14n101w to 11n115w 12n130w 12n140w.
Scattered moderate convection exists from 8n-12n between
100w-106w.
. Discussion.
A stationary upper level anticylone is near 23n128w with a ridge
extending ese to another anticyclone near 22n118w. And continues
e to another anticyclone over w central mexico near 23n105w. The
anticyclone over mexico is supporting scattered tstm activity
over much of central mexico.
Water vapor imagery shows ample moderate subsidence covering
just about the entire area w of of a line from 24n111w to
17n120w to 9n130w. This is reflected at the surface as a very
stable environment marked by a mostly overcast stratocumulus
cloud layer noted to the n of about 19n.
To the n of the anticyclones wly flow becomes rather fast as a
large upper trough digs s along the pacific nw and northern
california coast. A narrow mid/upper level trough is over
northern and central baja california.
To the e of the above line. The upper level flow is quite strong
allowing for an environment of high vertical shear to be present
across the eastern pacific hostile to persistent deep convection
and possible tropical cyclone formation through 48 hours.
At the surface. Ridge extends into the area through 32n140w.
And extends to near 21n123w. High pres covers the area n of 15n
w of 128w. A low just w of the area near 13n143w of 1009 mb
associated with the itcz is expected to begin to slowly move
sw and w over the next couple of days with swells earlier
affecting the waters near 140w now abating. Overall. Wind
and sea conditions throughout will be on the light range
by thu as the ridge remains weak.
$$
aguirre
000
wtca45 tjsj 080329
tcpsp5
Boletin
tormenta tropical hermine advertencia numero 9
nws tpc/centro nacional de huracanes miami fl al102010
1000 pm cdt martes 7 de septiembre de 2010
. Hermine produciendo lluvia fuerte sobre el centro de texas.
Resumen de las 10:00 pm cdt. 0300 utc. Informacion
----------------------------------------------
localizacion. 31. 6 norte 99. 5 oeste
cerca de 30 millas. 50 kilometros al sur suroeste de brownwood
texas
cerca de 60 millas. 90 kilometros al sur de abilene texas
vientos maximos sostenidos. 35 mph. 55 kilometros por hora
movimiento actual. Norte o 350 grados a 16 mph. 26 kilometros
por hora presion minima central. 1003 milibaras. 29. 62 pulgadas
Vigilancias y avisos
--------------------
no hay vigilancias ni aviso costeros en efecto.
Discusion y perspectivas para las proximas 48 horas
------------------------------
a las 10:00 pm cdt. 0300 utc. El centro de la depresion tropical
hermine estaba localizado cerca de la latitud 31. 6 norte. Longitud
99. 5 oeste. Hermine esta moviendose hacia el norte a cerca de 16
millas por hora. 26 kilometros por hora. Se espera un giro hacia el
nor noroeste para el miercoles. Y un giro hacia el noreste para el
jueves.
Los vientos maximos sostenidos han disminuido cerca de 35 mph. 55
kilometros por hora. Con rafagas mas fuertes. Durante las pasadas
horas. Una rafaga de 43 mph. Fue reportada en brady texas. Se
pronostica debilitamiento a medida que hermine se mueva mas adentro
sobre el centro y el norte de texas.
La presion minima central estimada es de 1003 milibaras. 29. 26
pulgadas.
Peligros afectando tierra
----------------------
marejada ciclonica. Niveles del mar a lo largo de la costa de texas
estan retrocediendo gradualmente. Pero podrian permanecer sobre los
niveles normales durante el proximo dia o dos.
Lluvia. Se espera que hermine genere acumulaciones de lluvia
totales de 4 a 6 pulgadas. Con cantidades maximas aisladas de 12
pulgadas posibles. Desde porciones del centro y el este de texas
hacia oklahoma. En adicion. Lluvia muy fuerte es anticipada a
traves del sureste de kansas y missouri durante los proximos dias.
Estas lluvias fuertes pueden causar inundaciones repentinas que
amenazaran vida.
Tornados. Tornados aislados son posibles sobre porciones del centro
y sureste de texas durante esta noche.
Proximas advertencias
-------------
esta es la ultima advertencia emitido por el centro nacional de
huracanes sobre este sistema. Informacion subsigiente sobre este
sistema puede encontrarse en las advertencias pulblicas del centro
nacional de predicciones hidrometeorologicas. Bajo el titulo de
awips tcpat5 y el titulo wmo wtnt35 kwnh. Comenzando a las 400 am
cdt.
$$
Pronosticador stewart
Traduccion cortesia de la oficina del servicio nacional de
meteorologia en san juan puerto rico
000
acca62 tjsj 080314 cca
twospn
Perspectivas sobre las condiciones del tiempo en el
tropico. Especial
nws tpc/centro nacional de huracanes miami fl
1050 pm edt martes 7 de septiembre de 2010
Para el atlantico norte. El mar caribe y el golfo de mexico.
El centro nacional de huracanes ha emitido su ultimaadvertencia
sobre la depresion tropical hermine. Localizada sobre tierra sobre
texas central cerca de 30 millas sur sureste de brownwood.
Una vigorosa onda tropical. Acompanado de un sistema de baja
presion esta localizada cerca de las islas de cabo verde del sureste.
Los aguaceros y tronadas se han concentrado cerca del centro de la
baja presion durante las ultimas horas. Y las condiciones
ambientales aparentan conducentes para un desarollo adicional
durante los proximos dias mientras el disturbio se mueva al oeste de
15 a 20 mph. Existe una posibilidad mediana. 40 por ciento. De que
este sistema se convierte en ciclon tropical nuevamente en las
proximas 48 horas.
Aguaceros y tronadas permanecen desorganizados en asociacion con los
remanentes de gaston localizados como a 60 millas al sur de ponce
puerto rico. Se espera que el desarrollo. Si alguno. De este
sistema sea lento a medida que se mueve hacia el oeste a cerca de 15
a 20 mph. Existe una posibilidad leve. 20 por ciento. De que este
sistema se convierte en ciclon tropical nuevamente en las proximas
48 horas.
La actividad de aguaceros asociada con un area debil de baja presion
localizada como a 450 millas al oeste noroeste de las islas de cabo
verde mas al norte permanece minima. Se espera que las condiciones
ambientales no sean favorables para desarrollo durante los proximos
dias a medida que una baja presion se mueva hacia el oeste a cerca
de 10 mph. Existe una probabilidad baja. 10 por ciento. De que
este sistema se convierta en ciclon tropical durante las proximas 48
horas.
En el resto del area. No se espera formacion de ciclon tropical
durante las proximas 48 horas.
$$
Pronosticador stewart
Traduccion cortesia de la oficina del servicio nacional de
meteorologia en san juan puerto rico
000
abnt20 knhc 080247
twoat
special tropical weather outlook
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl
1050 pm edt tue sep 7 2010
For the north atlantic. Caribbean sea and the gulf of mexico.
The national hurricane center has issued the last advisory on
tropical depression hermine. Located inland over central texas
about 30 miles south-southeast of brownwood.
A vigorous tropical wave. Accompanied by a low pressure system.
Is located near the southeastern cape verde islands. Showers and
thunderstorms have become more concentrated near the center of the
low during the past few hours. And environmental conditions appear
conducive for additional development during the next couple of days
as the disturbance moves westward at 10 to 15 mph. There is a
medium chance. 40 percent. Of this system becoming a tropical
cyclone during the next 48 hours.
Showers and thunderstorms remain disorganized in association with
the remnants of gaston located about 60 miles south of ponce puerto
rico. Development. If any. Of this system is expected to be slow
to occur as it moves westward at 15 to 20 mph. There is a low
chance. 20 percent. Of this system becoming a tropical cyclone
again during the next 48 hours.
Shower activity associated with a weak area of low pressure located
about 450 miles west-northwest of the northernmost cape verde
islands remains minimal. Environmental conditions are expected to
be unfavorable for development during the next couple of days as
the low moves westward near 10 mph. There is a low chance. 10
percent. Of this system becoming a tropical cyclone during the
next 48 hours.
Elsewhere. Tropical cyclone formation is not expected during the
next 48 hours.
$$
forecaster stewart
000
wtnt35 knhc 080235
tcpat5
bulletin
tropical depression hermine advisory number 9
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl al102010
1000 pm cdt tue sep 07 2010
. Hermine bringing heavy rainfall to central texas.
Summary of 1000 pm cdt. 0300 utc. Information
-----------------------------------------------
location. 31. 6n 99. 5w
about 30 mi. 50 km sse of brownwood texas
about 60 mi. 95 km s of abilene texas
maximum sustained winds. 35 mph. 55 km/hr
present movement. N or 350 degrees at 16 mph. 26 km/hr
minimum central pressure. 1003 mb. 29. 62 inches
Watches and warnings
--------------------
there are no coastal watches or warnings in effect.
Discussion and 48-hour outlook
------------------------------
at 1000 pm cdt. 0300 utc. The center of tropical depression
hermine was located near latitude 31. 6 north. Longitude 99. 5 west.
The depression is moving toward the north near 16 mph. 26 km/hr.
A turn to the north-northeast is expected on Wednesday. With a turn
to the northeast forecast to occur by Thursday.
Maximum sustained winds are near 35 mph. 55 km/hr. With higher
gusts. During the past couple of hours. A wind gust to 43 mph.
69 km/hr. Was reported in brady texas. Gradual weakening is
forecast as hermine moves farther inland over central and northern
texas.
Estimated minimum central pressure is 1003 mb. 29. 62 inches.
Hazards affecting land
----------------------
storm surge. Water levels along the texas coast will gradually
recede. But remain above normal for the next day or so.
Rainfall. Hermine is expected to produce total rainfall
accumulations of 4 to 6 inches. With possible isolated maximum
amounts of 12 inches. From portions of central and eastern texas
into oklahoma. In addition. Very heavy rain is expected to spread
across southeastern kansas and missouri during the next few days.
The heavy rainfall could cause life-threatening flash floods.
Tornadoes. Isolated tornadoes are possible over portions of
central and southeast texas this evening.
Next advisory
-------------
this is the last public advisory issued by the national hurricane
center on this system. Future information on this system can be
found in public advisories issued by the hydrometeorological
prediction center. Under awips header tcpat5 and wmo header wtnt35
kwnh. Beginning at 400 am cdt.
$$
forecaster stewart
000
wtnt25 knhc 080233
tcmat5
tropical depression hermine forecast/advisory number 9
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl al102010
0300 utc wed sep 08 2010
There are no coastal watches or warnings in effect.
Tropical depression center located near 31. 6n 99. 5w at 08/0300z
position accurate within 20 nm
Present movement toward the north or 350 degrees at 14 kt
Estimated minimum central pressure 1003 mb
max sustained winds 30 kt with gusts to 45 kt.
Winds and seas vary greatly in each quadrant. Radii in nautical
miles are the largest radii expected anywhere in that quadrant.
Repeat. Center located near 31. 6n 99. 5w at 08/0300z
at 08/0000z center was located near 31. 0n 99. 3w
Forecast valid 08/1200z 33. 5n 99. 7w. Inland
max wind 20 kt. Gusts 35 kt.
Forecast valid 09/0000z 35. 8n 99. 1w. Post-trop/remnt low
max wind 20 kt. Gusts 30 kt.
Forecast valid 09/1200z 38. 0n 97. 4w. Post-trop/remnt low
max wind 20 kt. Gusts 25 kt.
Forecast valid 10/0000z 39. 7n 94. 9w. Post-trop/remnt low
max wind 20 kt. Gusts 25 kt.
Forecast valid 11/0000z. Dissipated inland
This is the last forecast/advisory issued by the national hurricane
center on this system. Future information on this system can be
found in public advisories issued by the hydrometeorological
prediction center. Under awips header tcpat5 and wmo header wtnt35
kwnh. Beginning at 400 am cdt.
$$
forecaster stewart
000
wtca45 tjsj 080054
tcpsp5
Boletin
tormenta tropical hermine advertencia intermedia numero 8a
nws tpc/centro nacional de huracanes miami fl al102010
700 pm cdt martes 7 de septiembre de 2010
. Hermine se debilita a una depresion tropical. Todavia esta
produciendo lluvia fuerte sobre el centro de texas.
Resumen de las 7:00 pm cdt. 0000 utc. Informacion
----------------------------------------------
localizacion. 31. 1 norte 99. 4 oeste
cerca de 5 millas. 10 kilometros al suroeste de brady texas
vientos maximos sostenidos. 35 mph. 55 kilometros por hora
movimiento actual. Nor noroeste o 345 grados a 20 mph. 33
kilometros por hora
presion minima central. 1003 milibaras. 29. 62 pulgadas
Vigilancias y avisos
--------------------
no hay vigilancias ni aviso costeros en efecto.
Discusion y perspectivas para las proximas 48 horas
------------------------------
a las 7:00 pm cdt. 0000 utc. El centro de la depresion tropical
hermine estaba localizado cerca de la latitud 31. 1 norte. Longitud
99. 4 oeste. Hermine esta moviendose hacia el norte noroeste a cerca
de 20 millas por hora. 33 kilometros por hora. Se espera un giro
hacia el norte y luego al nor noroeste durante los proximos dias.
Los vientos maximos sostenidos han disminuido cerca de 35 mph. 55
kilometros por hora. Con rafagas mas fuertes. Se pronostica
debilitamientoa medida que hermine se mueva mas adentro sobre el
centro de texas.
La presion minima central estimada es de 1003 milibaras. 29. 26
pulgadas.
Peligros afectando tierra
----------------------
marejada ciclonica. Niveles del mar a lo largo de la costa de texas
estan retrocediendo gradualmente. Pero podrian permanecer sobre los
niveles normales durante el proximo dia o dos.
Lluvia. Se espera que hermine genere acumulaciones de lluvia
totales de 4 a 6 pulgadas. Con cantidades maximas aisladas de 10
pulgadas posibles. Desde la costa central de texas hacia el norte a
traves del centro de texas. Y sobre el este y centro de oklahoma.
Se espera que estas lluvias sigan propagandose hacia el noreste a
traves del sureste de kansas y missouri durante los proximos dias.
Estas lluvias fuertes pueden causar inundaciones repentinas que
amenazaran vida.
Tornados. Tornados aislados son posibles sobre porciones del
centro y sureste de texas durante el dia de hoy.
Proximas advertencias
-------------
proxima advertencia completa. 10:00 pm cdt.
$$
Pronosticador stewart
Traduccion cortesia de la oficina del servicio nacional de
meteorologia en san juan puerto rico
000
acca62 tjsj 080020 cca
twospn
Perspectivas sobre las condiciones del tiempo en el
tropico. Correccion
nws tpc/centro nacional de huracanes miami fl
800 pm edt martes 7 de septiembre de 2010
Para el atlantico norte. El mar caribe y el golfo de mexico.
El centro nacional de huracanes esta emitiendo advertencias sobre la
recien degradada depresion tropical hermine. Localizada sobre
tierra sobre texas central cerca de brady.
Aguaceros y tronadas permanecen desorganizados en asociacion con los
remanentes de gaston localizados como a 60 millas al sur de ponce
puerto rico. Se espera que el desarrollo. Si alguno. De este
sistema sea lento a medida que se mueve hacia el oeste a cerca de 15
a 20 mph. Existe una posibilidad leve. 20 por ciento. De que este
sistema se convierte en ciclon tropical nuevamente en las proximas
48 horas.
La actividad de aguaceros asociada con un area debil de baja presion
localizada como a 450 millas al oeste noroeste de las islas de cabo
verde mas al norte permanece minima. Se espera que las condiciones
ambientales no sean favorables para desarrollo durante los proximos
dias a medida que una baja presion se mueva hacia el oeste a cerca
de 10 mph. Existe una probabilidad baja. 10 por ciento. De que
este sistema se convierta en ciclon tropical durante las proximas 48
horas.
Una onda tropical se acerca al sureste de las islas de cabo verde
esta produciendo un area amplia de nubosidad y aguaceros. Se espera
que el desarrollo. Si alguno. De este sistema sea lento a medida
que se mueva hacia el oeste entre 10 a 15 mph durante los proximos
dias. Existe una probabilidad baja. 20 por ciento. De que este
sistema se convierta en ciclon tropical durante las proximas 48
horas.
En el resto del area. No se espera formacion de ciclon tropical
durante las proximas 48 horas.
$$
Pronosticador stewart
Traduccion cortesia de la oficina del servicio nacional de
meteorologia en san juan puerto rico
000
acca62 tjsj 080019
twospn
Perspectivas sobre las condiciones del tiempo en el tropico
nws tpc/centro nacional de huracanes miami fl
800 pm edt martes 7 de septiembre de 2010
Para el atlantico norte. El mar caribe y el golfo de mexico.
El centro nacional de huracanes esta emitiendo advertencias sobre la
recien degradada depresion tropical hermine. Localizada sobre
tierra sobre texas central cerca de brady.
Aguaceros y tronadas permanecen desorganizados en asociacion con los
remanentes de gaston localizados como a 60 millas al sur de ponce
puerto rico. Se espera que el desarrollo. Si alguno. De este
sistema sea lento a medida que se mueve hacia el oeste a cerca de 15
a 20 mph. Existe una posibilidad leve. 20 por ciento. De que este
sistema se convierte en ciclon tropical nuevamente en las proximas
48 horas.
La actividad de aguaceros asociada con un area debil de baja presion
localizada como a 450 millas al oeste noroeste de las islas de cabo
verde mas al norte permanece minima. Se espera que las condiciones
ambientales no sean favorables para desarrollo durante los proximos
dias a medida que una baja presion se mueva hacia el oeste a cerca
de 10 mph. Existe una probabilidad baja. 10 por ciento. De que
este sistema se convierta en ciclon tropical durante las proximas 48
horas.
Una onda tropical se acerque al sureste de las islas de cabo verde
esta produciendo un area amplia de nubosidad y aguaceros. Se espera
que el desarrollo. Si alguno. De este sistema sea lento a medida
que se mueva hacia el oeste entre 10 a 15 mph durante los proximos
dias. Existe una probabilidad baja. 20 por ciento. De que este
sistema se convierta en ciclon tropical durante las proximas 48
horas.
En el resto del area. No se espera formacion de ciclon tropical
durante las proximas 48 horas.
$$
Pronosticador stewart
Traduccion cortesia de la oficina del servicio nacional de
meteorologia en san juan puerto rico
000
abnt20 knhc 072356
twoat
tropical weather outlook
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl
800 pm edt tue sep 7 2010
For the north atlantic. Caribbean sea and the gulf of mexico.
The national hurricane center is issuing advisories on recently
downgraded tropical depression hermine. Located inland over central
texas near brady.
Showers and thunderstorms remain disorganized in association with
the remnants of gaston located about 60 miles south of ponce puerto
rico. Development. If any. Of this system is expected to be slow
to occur as it moves westward at 15 to 20 mph. There is a low
chance. 20 percent. Of this system becoming a tropical cyclone
again during the next 48 hours.
Shower activity associated with a weak area of low pressure located
about 450 miles west-northwest of the northernmost cape verde
islands remains minimal. Environmental conditions are expected to
be unfavorable for development during the next couple of days as
the low moves westward near 10 mph. There is a low chance. 10
percent. Of this system becoming a tropical cyclone during the
next 48 hours.
A tropical wave near the southeastern cape verde islands is
producing a large area of cloudiness and showers. Development. If
any. Of this system is expected to be slow to occur as it moves
westward at 10 to 15 mph during the next couple of days. There is
a low chance. 20 percent. Of this system becoming a tropical
cyclone during the next 48 hours.
Elsewhere. Tropical cyclone formation is not expected during the
next 48 hours.
$$
forecaster stewart
000
axnt20 knhc 072352
twdat
Tropical weather discussion
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl
805 pm edt tue sep 07 2010
Tropical weather discussion for north america. Central
america. Gulf of mexico. Caribbean sea. Northern sections of
south america. And atlantic ocean to the african coast from the
equator to 32n. The following information is based on satellite
imagery. Meteorological analysis. Weather observations. And
radar.
Based on 1800 utc surface analysis and satellite imagery through
2315 utc.
. Special feature.
Tropical depression hermine is centered inland over texas near
31. 1n 99. 4w at 08/0000 utc. Or about 5 mi. 10 km sw of brady
texas. Moving nnw at 17 kt. The estimated minimum central
pressure is 1003 mb. Maximum sustained wind speed is 30 kt with
gust to 40 kt. Please see latest nhc intermediate public
advisory under awips/wmo headers miatcpat5/wtnt35 knhc and the
full forecast/advisory under awips/wmo headers miatcmat5/wtnt25
knhc for more details. Bands of scattered moderate convection
are inland over central and se texas as well as over the nw gulf
of mexico from 26n-33n between 92w-100w.
. Tropical waves.
A tropical wave is over the eastern tropical atlantic along
20w/21w s of 19n moving west 10-15 kt. A 1009 mb low is embedded
on the wave axis at 14n21w. This wave is in an area of deep
level moisture as indicated on total precipitable water imagery.
Widely scattered moderate convection is from 12n-15n between
18w-23w.
. Itcz.
A monsoon trough is s of 20n e of 25w to w africa. An itcz axis
continues westward from 9n25w to 8n30w to 10n45w to 11n60w.
Besides the convection mentioned in the tropical wave
section. Widely scattered moderate convection is from 4n-9n
between 25w-34w. Scattered moderate convection is from 6n-8n
between 40w-42w.
. Discussion.
Gulf of mexico.
T. D. Hermine is centered over central texas. See above. Isolated
moderate convection is also s of the depression along the coast
of ne mexico from 22n-26n between 96w-98w. Elsewhere. Widely
scattered moderate convection is over south florida. The
straits of florida. And w cuba s of 27n. Mostly fair weather is
over the central gulf. In the upper levels. An upper level
high is centered over the nw gulf near 27n94w enhancing
convection. A wedge of strong subsidence is over the central
gulf. Expect. Convection to persist over the e gulf e of 90w.
And over inland texas for the next 24 hours.
Caribbean sea.
A rather lax surface pressure gradient is over the caribbean sea
thus tradewinds are mostly 10-15 kt. Convection from the
remnants of gaston has reached puerto rico. Scattered moderate
to strong convection is from 16n-19n between 65w-69w moving w.
Widely scattered moderate convection is over the coast of cuba
between 78w-85w. Isolated moderate convection is along the coast
of n colombia from 10n-14n between 73w-78w. Scattered moderate
convection is inland over central america from panama to s
mexico. In the upper levels. The e caribbean has southerly flow
e of 72w, an upper level low is centered jamaica near 18n78w
moving w. The w caribbean w of 82w has ne upper level flow.
Expect. Convection from the remnants of gaston to traverse
hispaniola over the next 24 hours.
Atlantic ocean.
A weak surface trough is over the w atlantic and northern
bahamas from 31n76w to 26n79w. Isolated moderate convection is
from 22n-28n between 77w-80w. A 1022 mb high is over the w
atlantic near 30n63w producing fair weather. Another 1023 mb
high is centered over the central atlantic near 39n34w.
Elsewhere. A trough is w of the cape verde islands along 21n31w
16n31w. A 1009 mb low is embedded on the wave axis near 18n31w.
Scattered showers are within 60 nm of the trough. Of note in the
upper levels. An upper level high is centered over the w
atlantic near 25n62w with strong subsidence. An upper level low
is centered over the central atlantic near 29n51w. Another upper
level high is centered over w africa near 21n16w.
For additional information please visit
http://www. Hurricanes. Gov/marine
$$
Formosa
000
wtnt35 knhc 072351
tcpat5
bulletin
tropical depression hermine intermediate advisory number
8a. Corrected
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl al102010
700 pm cdt tue sep 07 2010
Corrected status to tropical depression
. Hermine weakens to a tropical depression. Still producing
heavy rainfall over central texas.
Summary of 700 pm cdt. 0000 utc. Information
----------------------------------------------
location. 31. 1n 99. 4w
about 5 mi. 10 km sw of brady texas
maximum sustained winds. 35 mph. 55 km/hr
present movement. Nnw or 345 degrees at 20 mph. 33 km/hr
minimum central pressure. 1003 mb. 29. 62 inches
Watches and warnings
--------------------
there are no coastal watches or warnings in effect.
Discussion and 48-hour outlook
------------------------------
at 700 pm cdt. 0000 utc. The center of tropical depression hermine
was located near latitude 31. 1 north. Longitude 99. 4 west. Hermine
is moving toward the north-northwest near 20 mph. 33 km/hr. A
turn to the north and then north-northeast is expected over the
next couple of days.
Maximum sustained winds have decreased to near 35 mph. 55 km/hr.
With higher gusts. Continued weakening is forecast as hermine
moves farther inland over central texas.
Estimated minimum central pressure is 1003 mb. 29. 62 inches.
Hazards affecting land
----------------------
storm surge. Water levels along the texas coast will gradually
recede. But remain above normal for the next day or so.
Rainfall. Hermine is expected to produce total rainfall
accumulations of 4 to 6 inches. With possible isolated maximum
amounts of 10 inches. From the middle texas coast northward
through central texas. And over central and eastern oklahoma.
These rains are expected to spread northeastward across
southeastern kansas and missouri during the next few days. The
heavy rainfall could cause life-threatening flash floods.
Tornadoes. Isolated tornadoes are possible over portions of
central and southeast texas this evening.
Next advisory
-------------
next complete advisory. 1000 pm cdt.
$$
forecaster stewart
000
acpn50 phfo 072345
twocp
Tropical weather outlook
nws central pacific hurricane center honolulu hi
200 pm hst tue sep 7 2010
For the central north pacific. Between 140w and 180
1. An area of disorganized showers and thunderstorms persists near
a trough located about 900 miles southeast of hilo.
Development. If any. Is expected to be slow to occur with this
system as it meanders slowly to the west southwest at 5 to 10 mph
over the next couple of days. There is a low chance. 20
percent. Of this system becoming a tropical cyclone during the next
48 hours.
2. An area of disorganized showers and thunderstorms is located
about 625 miles south southeast of hilo along a weak surface trough.
This trough is expected to move to the west at about 10 mph with no
significant development expected. There is a low chance. 10
percent. Of this system becoming a tropical cyclone during the next
48 hours.
Elsewhere. No tropical cyclones are expected through Thursday
afternoon.
$$
Brenchley
000
wtnt35 knhc 072345
tcpat5
bulletin
tropical storm hermine intermediate advisory number 8a
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl al102010
700 pm cdt tue sep 07 2010
. Hermine weakens to a tropical depression. Still producing
heavy rainfall over central texas.
Summary of 700 pm cdt. 0000 utc. Information
----------------------------------------------
location. 31. 1n 99. 4w
about 5 mi. 10 km sw of brady texas
maximum sustained winds. 35 mph. 55 km/hr
present movement. Nnw or 345 degrees at 20 mph. 33 km/hr
minimum central pressure. 1003 mb. 29. 62 inches
Watches and warnings
--------------------
there are no coastal watches or warnings in effect.
Discussion and 48-hour outlook
------------------------------
at 700 pm cdt. 0000 utc. The center of tropical storm hermine was
located near latitude 31. 1 north. Longitude 99. 4 west. Hermine is
moving toward the north-northwest near 20 mph. 33 km/hr. A turn to
the north and then north-northeast is expected over the next couple
of days.
Maximum sustained winds have decreased to near 35 mph. 55 km/hr.
With higher gusts. Continued weakening is forecast as hermine
moves farther inland over central texas.
Estimated minimum central pressure is 1003 mb. 29. 62 inches.
Hazards affecting land
----------------------
storm surge. Water levels along the texas coast will gradually
recede. But remain above normal for the next day or so.
Rainfall. Hermine is expected to produce total rainfall
accumulations of 4 to 6 inches. With possible isolated maximum
amounts of 10 inches. From the middle texas coast northward
through central texas. And over central and eastern oklahoma.
These rains are expected to spread northeastward across
southeastern kansas and missouri during the next few days. The
heavy rainfall could cause life-threatening flash floods.
Tornadoes. Isolated tornadoes are possible over portions of
central and southeast texas this evening.
Next advisory
-------------
next complete advisory. 1000 pm cdt.
$$
forecaster stewart
000
abpz20 knhc 072337
twoep
tropical weather outlook
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl
500 pm pdt tue sep 7 2010
For the eastern north pacific. East of 140 degrees west longitude.
Tropical cyclone formation is not expected during the next 48 hours.
$$
forecaster beven
000
axpz20 knhc 072138
twdep
Tropical weather discussion
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl
2205 utc tue sep 07 2010
Tropical weather discussion for the eastern pacific ocean from
the equator to 32n. East of 140w.
Based on 1800 utc surface analysis and satellite imagery through
2100 utc.
. Itcz.
Axis from 12n87w to 14n102w to 10n128w to 13n140w. Scattered
moderate to isolated strong convection within 90 nm s of axis
from 107w to 113w.
. Discussion.
Ridge extends w from anticyclone over central mexico to second
anticyclone at 23n128w while small shortwave digs s between them
along 114w n of 25n. Water vapor imagery shows sharp cut-off
swath of dry stable air mass aloft n of itcz axis to 23n w of
109w. Broad upper level anticyclone over gulf of mexico
enhances advection of tropical moisture from t. S. Hermine
outflow through central plains while bringing strong ne flow to
e pac deep tropics. With little uplift mechanisms and strong ne
shear aloft . Adverse environment is created for any persistent
deep convection or tropical cyclone to develop.
At the surface.
High pres center 1032 mb well nw of basin extends ridge from
32n137w to 23n120w through forecast period. Weak low pres
center just w of 140w has minor effect on causing subsiding 8 ft
swells just w of 135w through next 24 hrs only.
$$
wally barnes
000
wtca45 tjsj 072044
tcpsp5
Boletin
tormenta tropical hermine advertencia numero 8
nws tpc/centro nacional de huracanes miami fl al102010
400 pm cdt martes 7 de septiembre de 2010
. Hermine continua como tormenta tropical. Produciendo lluvia
fuerte sobre texas.
Resumen de las 4:00 pm cdt. 2100 utc. Informacion
----------------------------------------------
localizacion. 29. 9 norte 98. 7 oeste
cerca de 65 millas. 105 kilometros al oeste suroeste de austin
texas vientos maximos sostenidos. 40 mph. 65 kilometros por hora
movimiento actual. Nor noroeste o 345 grados a 18 mph. 30
kilometros por hora
presion minima central. 996 milibaras. 29. 41 pulgadas
Vigilancias y avisos
--------------------
no hay vigilancias ni aviso costeros en efecto.
Discusion y perspectivas para las proximas 48 horas
------------------------------
a las 4:00 pm cdt. 2100 utc. El centro de la tormenta tropical
hermine estaba localizado cerca de la latitud 29. 9 norte. Longitud
98. 7 oeste. Hermine esta moviendose hacia el norte noroeste a cerca
de 18 millas por hora. 30 kilometros por hora. Se espera un giro
hacia del norte y luego al nor noroeste durante los proximos dias.
Los vientos maximos sostenidos estan cerca de 40 mph. 65
kilometros por hora. Con rafagas mas fuertes. Se pronostica
debilitamiento y se espera que hermine se convierta en depresion
tropical esta noche.
Los vientos de tormenta tropical se extienden hasta 45 millas. 75
kilometros. Del centro. Se reportaron vientos con fuerza de
tormenta tropical sobre el area de san antonio texas durante las
proximas horas.
La presion minima central estimada es de 996 milibaras. 29. 41
pulgadas.
Peligros afectando tierra
----------------------
viento. Vientos con fuerza de tormenta tropical ocurriran sobre un
area pequenas cerca del centro de hermine durante las proximas horas.
Marejada ciclonica. Niveles del mar a lo largo de la costa de texas
estan retrocediendo gradualmente. Pero podrian permanecer sobre los
niveles normales durante el proximo dia o dos.
Lluvia. Se espera que hermine genere acumulaciones de lluvia
totales de 4 a 6 pulgadas. Con cantidades maximas aisladas de 10
pulgadas posibles. Desde la costa central de texas hacia el norte a
traves del centro de texas. Y sobre el este y centro de oklahoma.
Se espera que estas lluvias sigan propagandose hacia el noreste a
traves del sureste de kansas y missouri durante los proximos dias.
Estas lluvias fuertes pueden causar inundaciones repentinas que
amenazaran vida.
Tornados. Tornados aislados son posibles sobre porciones del
centro y sureste de texas durante el dia de hoy.
Proximas advertencias
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proxima advertencia intermedia. 7:00 pm cdt.
Proxima advertencia completa. 10:00 pm cdt.
$$
Pronosticadores cangialosi/pasch
Traduccion cortesia de la oficina del servicio nacional de
meteorologia en san juan puerto rico
000
wtnt35 knhc 072033
tcpat5
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tropical storm hermine advisory number 8
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl al102010
400 pm cdt tue sep 07 2010
. Hermine still a tropical storm. Producing heavy rainfall over
texas.
Summary of 400 pm cdt. 2100 utc. Information
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location. 29. 9n 98. 7w
about 65 mi. 105 km wsw of austin texas
maximum sustained winds. 40 mph. 65 km/hr
present movement. Nnw or 345 degrees at 18 mph. 30 km/hr
minimum central pressure. 996 mb. 29. 41 inches
Watches and warnings
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there are no coastal watches or warnings in effect.
Discussion and 48-hour outlook
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at 400 pm cdt. 2100 utc. The center of tropical storm hermine was
located near latitude 29. 9 north. Longitude 98. 7 west. Hermine is
moving toward the north-northwest near 18 mph. 30 km/hr. A turn to
the north and then north-northeast is expected over the next couple
of days.
Maximum sustained winds remain near 40 mph. 65 km/hr. With higher
gusts. Weakening is forecast. And hermine is expected to become a
tropical depression tonight.
Tropical storm force winds extend outward up to 45 miles. 75 km
from the center. Tropical-storm-force winds were reported in the
san antonio area during the past several hours.
Estimated minimum central pressure is 996 mb. 29. 41 inches.
Hazards affecting land
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wind. Tropical storm force winds will occur over a small area near
the center of hermine for the next few hours.
Storm surge. Water levels along the texas coast will gradually
recede. But remain above normal for the next day or two.
Rainfall. Hermine is expected to produce total rainfall
accumulations of 4 to 6 inches. With possible isolated maximum
amounts of 10 inches. From the middle texas coast northward
through central texas. And over central and eastern oklahoma.
These rains are expected to spread northeastward across
southeastern kansas and missouri during the next few days. The
heavy rainfall could cause life-threatening flash floods.
Tornadoes. Isolated tornadoes are possible over portions of central
and southeast texas today.
Next advisory
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next intermediate advisory. 700 pm cdt.
Next complete advisory. 1000 pm cdt.
$$
forecaster cangialosi/pasch
000
wtnt25 knhc 072032
tcmat5
tropical storm hermine forecast/advisory number 8
nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl al102010
2100 utc tue sep 07 2010
There are no coastal watches or warnings in effect.
Tropical storm center located near 29. 9n 98. 7w at 07/2100z
position accurate within 20 nm
Present movement toward the north-northwest or 345 degrees at 16 kt
Estimated minimum central pressure 996 mb
max sustained winds 35 kt with gusts to 45 kt.
34 kt. 40ne 40se 0sw 0nw.
Winds and seas vary greatly in each quadrant. Radii in nautical
miles are the largest radii expected anywhere in that quadrant.
Repeat. Center located near 29. 9n 98. 7w at 07/2100z
at 07/1800z center was located near 29. 3n 98. 5w
Forecast valid 08/0600z 31. 5n 99. 4w. Inland
max wind 25 kt. Gusts 35 kt.
Forecast valid 08/1800z 34. 0n 99. 2w. Post-trop/remnt low
max wind 20 kt. Gusts 25 kt.
Forecast valid 09/0600z 36. 6n 98. 1w. Post-trop/remnt low
max wind 20 kt. Gusts 25 kt.
Forecast valid 09/1800z 39. 0n 95. 5w. Post-trop/remnt low
max wind 20 kt. Gusts 25 kt.
Forecast valid 10/1800z. Dissipated
Request for 3 hourly ship reports within 300 miles of 29. 9n 98. 7w
Next advisory at 08/0300z
$$
forecaster cangialosi/pasch
national weather service
1325 east west highway
silver spring, md 20910
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