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Iflyfish
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Hurricane Dean Predicted Path
http://hurricane.accuweather.com/hurricane/storms.asp?ocean=...
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Russ
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From the above site. Thanks Pam
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MrBillM
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Quien Sabe ?
Given the lack of accurate 3-5 day forecasts, once it slams through the Yucatan, the likely path will be far more clear. Texans are, of course,
hoping that the current track holds true.
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Russ
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Forecast:
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Russ
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The above was not intended to be offensive. Just playing at taking screen shots and seeing if they'll post
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toneart
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If that path holds true, could it arrive in Baja as a tropical storm? Any history of a hurricane traversing the mainland and still holding together by
the time it reaches Baja? Obviously, our concern in Mulege is potential flooding of the river again.
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Diver
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Historic storm tracks show similar storms crossing onto or over the mainland. Clouds, wind and rain from the storm could definitely hit Baja; it's
just a matter of how hard. It's the rains that got Mulege and washed out many roads last time.
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toneart
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Diver
Historic storm tracks show similar storms crossing onto or over the mainland. Clouds, wind and rain from the storm could definitely hit Baja; it's
just a matter of how hard. It's the rains that got Mulege and washed out many roads last time.
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It washed out a lot more than roads!
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I would say Mexico is in for a triple wammy! Through the Yucatan, then restrengthen, landfall again in the vicinity of Tampico, then on to Baja as a
tropical depression.
http://www.cnn.com/2007/WORLD/americas/08/20/hurricane.dean/...
Let's hope that everyone gets out of it's path. Don't stay around for anything like this, cat 4's and 5's are very bad. I wouldn't even hang around
for a cat 3.
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CaboRon
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I predict a hard right hook in the Yucaton ... and on to Padre Island.
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Diver
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Seems no-one else think so .....
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bajajudy
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Ok
I am going to say this again.
No more dancing, guys.
We could get something from Dean, maybe
Diver where did you get that graph?
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Diver
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| Quote: | Originally posted by bajajudy
Diver where did you get that graph? |
http://www.eebmike.com/
This site also has radar of your area.
(usually in operation but it's down now).
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[Edited on 8-20-2007 by Diver]
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bajajudy
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thanks diver but I went to this
http://www.sfwmd.gov/site/index.php?id=1
Kind of an interesting site too.
That must be new to eebmike.
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MrBillM
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Deadeye Dean
Upgraded to Cat 5. Now (according to the news) five hours out of Cancun.
Great TV. Blowing like Heck already. The Stupid newscaster standing out in the wind about to be blown over.
It will be interesting.
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Simular storm tracks
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Diver
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Oh Judy.....
See that line going to Cabo ????
Looks like it's moving more westerly and strengthening.
Seems Baja will get some rain from this thing by Friday.
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toneart
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In Mulege, water is our enemy. We would get the torrential blast from the east, and then we will have to hold our breaths to see what comes down the
arroyos in the mountains into the river. I hope I'm wrong....just on edge from last year.
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I think Mulege will be lucky to get a shower out of this one. That's a lot of high altitude land between the Carribean and the Sea of Cortez. This is
no John, at least not for Baja.
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Russ
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