Hurricane Harbor

A writer and a tropical muse. A funky Lubavitcher who enjoys watching the weather, hurricanes, listening to music while enjoying life with a sense of humor and trying to make sense of it all!

Tuesday, June 26, 2012

Debby Makes Landfall ...Finally..... Yellow Circle in the Atlantic

Been a long few days waiting for Tropical Storm Debby to finally make landfall. And, finally...she did in a place very familiar with tropical storms... Steinhatchee, Florida.

There is massive flooding across a wide area and the misery goes on and on.

There isn't much more I can add tonight to what I have said. I will add more tomorrow.

As usual, her convection is far removed from her center and her center should follow the convection.



Looks more like a big frontal boundary.

It's cool across the region where the front dropped down. Saturday and Sunday in Raleigh it's forecast to be 103 degrees. All time record high at RDU is 105. According to Greg Fishel we have a serious chance of breaking that high this weekend.

http://www.wral.com/rs/bio/1010713/

56 degrees tonight... 103 a few days later?

Why am I talking on this when I usually discuss Miami? Because I spend a lot of time in Raleigh and because I find that when there are constant flip flops in temps and the pattern is not set in stone... things get funny in the tropics. Unpredictable weird years.

Beware the Atlantic Hurricane Season of 2012...

And.... there is a YELLOW circle where I pointed out a strong tropical wave this morning. Out in the distant Atlantic, halfway across this strong, tough wave keeps going west.




Far out there on the right... banding around a wave with a bright white circle in the middle.

Cape Verde Waves. The Holy Grail.

Harder than finding a purple, evening gown in Raleigh in the summer............  busy with wedding preparations for a wedding in New York in July.

Busy watching loops.

Busy watching Debby move "Southeast" across South Florida.

Hmmnnnn. Funky.

I keep thinking on the years 1944, 1945 and 1947. Strong Florida storms, many of them extremely wet and many of them affecting this same region of South Florida.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:1947_Atlantic_hurricane_season_map.png

Be back later tomorrow... with dreams of purple and yellow in my head.

Besos Bobbi

1 Comments:

At 3:39 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

What a great blog! I'm in South Florida too and your site is now on go to list every day. Your fresh and out of the box approach to following the forecasts and the developments is not only a great read, but also very informative. A sincere shout out to you from Lauderdale by the Sea.

 

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