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| Posted by: Dr. Jeff Masters, 06:44 PM GMT am 26. Juli 2005 | +0 |


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Jeff co-founded the Weather Underground in 1995 while working on his Ph.D. He flew with the NOAA Hurricane Hunters from 1986-1990.
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...I didn't regularily visit this site before the blogs, so maybe the community hung out somewhere else on the site I haven't seen yet, but it's interesting to see such an active community form so quickly around the new blogs. I guess weather is one thing everyone has in common.
In case you missed it yesterday, a few of us were interested in the links others were using. Now we can post some of our links so others can hopefully use them as well.
My blog..
http://www.wunderground.com/blog/WSI/show.html
I have added some of my links already. :)
Finally the heatwave has broke around here, its a nice 70 degrees some 15 degrees cooler than yesterday around this time. We had a couple of thunderstorms last night, nothing major (didn't even turn off the computer). To the south and west they got the more powerful ones.. A good downpour this morning so far about .5 inch - 1 inch or rain (good thing cause my grass was looking mighty brown).
Sadly, we didnt get many storms, just some lightning to our north
Well it looks like one of them waves will turn into a hurricane, says the gfs model. And it looks like its coming right for Florida. Back me up Stormtop...(will the old people finally leave the state? lol)
And wouldnt it be funny if Franklin does a loop-de-loops and comes back west for revenge?
But half the models seem to think a storm will develop soon out in the atlantic. Looks "promising"
Should have been out there doing the raindance or aleast wash your car (ie always seems to rain after you wash your car). I don't dare wash mine scared it fall apart. ie I drive a 91 Nissian Sentra that is a rust bucket, has 180K miles on it, exhaust leak(s) but runs like a champ. Not to mention it was cheap ($300). I going to drive it into the ground then buy another beater (been doing that all my life, only new cars I owned my wife has driven)
Nissian's, Toyoto's and Honda's last forever, if you treat them right (engines seem to last much longer than the bodies). I have owned 3 Nissian's (including my current car), 2 Toyoto's and 2 Honda's. All of them where over 100K when purchased or I drove them over 100K, Both the Toyoto's and Honda's I owned where over 200K miles on them when I sold them (original engines). My dad still owns one of my Toyoto's and its pushing 400K (of course this is down south where the winter salt doesn't eat the body for breakfast). And of the ones I sold I sold them/gave them away because the cost of repairing a part was more than I purchased the car for (all the cars in question I purchased for under $1500). In case your are wondering I been driving for 18 years (more like 25 if you count driving cars and tractors around on the farm) I have owned 12 cars
My car already has had its engine melt (i over heated it the second day i got it). Wasnt a fault on my behalf, but more from the previous owner. But oh well, we got a "new" 70,000 mile engine. Hopefully it will last a long time now.
EVERYONE,
Remember that the models are VERY poor at predicting cyclogenisis. In other words, if they show a storm developing on the model, it does not mean 100% that a storm will be created.
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