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Daweathablog: The First Tropical Storm Forms in the Atlantic - in Mid May
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Charles E. Roop giving his own forecasts, weather discussions, photos and adventures for the Starkville, MS area, Florida, and beyond. Saturday, May 19, 2012. The First Tropical Storm Forms in the Atlantic - in Mid May. I just found out that we have our first tropical storm in the Atlantic basin only 12 days away from the official start of hurricane season. It's name: Alberto. A quick look at mid and upper level maps shows a weak steering flow, which would allow Alberto to meander for the short term....
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Daweathablog: January 2011
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Charles E. Roop giving his own forecasts, weather discussions, photos and adventures for the Starkville, MS area, Florida, and beyond. Monday, January 24, 2011. Severe Weather Risk in Florida Tuesday. The primary threat appears to be strong damaging winds and a risk of tornadoes. Bow-echoed thunderstorms can influence this threat. The timing appears to be very late afternoon to after dusk. Tuesday, January 18, 2011. Gloomy Day Ahead for Starkville. Expect the next weather update sometime tomorrow. Approa...
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Daweathablog: Invest 90L in the Yucatan Channel
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Charles E. Roop giving his own forecasts, weather discussions, photos and adventures for the Starkville, MS area, Florida, and beyond. Sunday, February 5, 2012. Invest 90L in the Yucatan Channel. Many of you reading this are likely thinking of two things: 1) Is he actually wiring a weather blog post? And 2) Isn't this February? I was taken aback this morning when Tropmet. Further analysis shows a little bit of vorticity in the area of the invest, and water temperatures. The radar composite from Cuba.
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Daweathablog: May 2012
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Charles E. Roop giving his own forecasts, weather discussions, photos and adventures for the Starkville, MS area, Florida, and beyond. Sunday, May 27, 2012. There is always the possibility of tropical cyclone-induced tornadoes, especially in the northern and right-front quadrant (Georgia and South Carolina). There is also the risk of inland flooding in low-lying and urban areas. Flooding risk would really depend on how slow Beryl moves before it makes its expected turn to the north and northeast. The thi...
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Daweathablog: Beryl Update
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Charles E. Roop giving his own forecasts, weather discussions, photos and adventures for the Starkville, MS area, Florida, and beyond. Sunday, May 27, 2012. There is always the possibility of tropical cyclone-induced tornadoes, especially in the northern and right-front quadrant (Georgia and South Carolina). There is also the risk of inland flooding in low-lying and urban areas. Flooding risk would really depend on how slow Beryl moves before it makes its expected turn to the north and northeast.
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Daweathablog: Severe Threat for Gulf Coast Today, North and Central Florida Sunday
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Charles E. Roop giving his own forecasts, weather discussions, photos and adventures for the Starkville, MS area, Florida, and beyond. Saturday, February 18, 2012. Severe Threat for Gulf Coast Today, North and Central Florida Sunday. Risk lies along the gulf coast from Louisiana - which warning have already been issued - to the Florida panhandle. Currently, radar is showing a line of potent storms near Slidell, La. and is moving northeasterly (see below). Location: Starkville, MS 39759, USA. Quick Invest...
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Daweathablog: Florida Weather Update
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Charles E. Roop giving his own forecasts, weather discussions, photos and adventures for the Starkville, MS area, Florida, and beyond. Sunday, February 19, 2012. The difference this morning is that forcing seems to be weaker than predicted and the cloudcover over the northern half of Florida will help limit any convection. The PVA. Appears to be further north. It appears that the severe weather threat that existed is now over. Image source: WeatherTAP.com. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). The forecast...
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Daweathablog: Hurricane Rina Forms in the Caribbean Sea
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Charles E. Roop giving his own forecasts, weather discussions, photos and adventures for the Starkville, MS area, Florida, and beyond. Monday, October 24, 2011. Hurricane Rina Forms in the Caribbean Sea. I got my slight dose of shock this afternoon as Tropical Storm Rina was upgraded to hurricane status Monday afternoon. I say slight because it just looked really nice on the GOES loops. For the latest. I might post another blog entry in a day or two, if conditions (and time) warrant. Ryan N. Maue. Hurric...
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Daweathablog: Cold!
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Charles E. Roop giving his own forecasts, weather discussions, photos and adventures for the Starkville, MS area, Florida, and beyond. Friday, February 10, 2012. I'm a Florida native, and this is cold to me. We are not expecting a massive, record-breaking arctic outbreak, but it seems to have been a while since it's been this cold. Currently, there's a upper-level trough over the southern Great Plains with a noticeable jet streak. 12Z (7 AM EST) surface analysis (via HPC). View my complete profile.
