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Discussion Overview
The discussion revolves around Tropical Storm Michael, focusing on its track, impacts, and related storm-chasing experiences. Participants share observations and resources related to the storm's development and provide updates on weather conditions.
Discussion Character
- Exploratory
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Main Points Raised
- Some participants inquire about the storm's track and potential impact areas, with one suggesting it may affect the Florida panhandle.
- There are requests for links to resources that provide real-time updates on the storm.
- One participant shares observations from the National Data Buoy Center regarding conditions near Naples, FL.
- Another participant expresses enthusiasm for storm-chasing and shares a personal anecdote about past experiences.
- There is a mention of a desire to view storm-chasing videos, with an offer to share a link to a specific content creator on YouTube.
Areas of Agreement / Disagreement
Participants express interest in the storm and share information, but there is no consensus on specific details regarding its track or impact. The discussion remains open-ended with various viewpoints and experiences shared.
Contextual Notes
Limitations include a lack of detailed meteorological analysis and reliance on personal observations and external links for updates.
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Individuals interested in meteorology, storm tracking, and storm-chasing experiences may find this discussion relevant.
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jedishrfu
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Whats the track? Where will it fall?
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davenn
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ChemAir said:
awesome info in your 2 posts
in future, can you please supply links so that people can visit the site and get their own updates
thanks
Dave
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ChemAir
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davenn said:awesome info in your 2 posts
in future, can you please supply links so that people can visit the site and get their own updates
thanks
Dave
Tried to link the night day border for better cloud top resolution. Couldn't get the gif at the time I wanted.
But here you go, best alternative I've found.
Last NHC data for Michael
National Data Buoy Center 42003 observations (about 220 miles west of Naples, FL)
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davenn
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ChemAir said:
that link is really nice for the lower 48
look at that awesome line of thunderstorms firing up across TX !
been a few yrs since I last did a storm chasing session in the USADave
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davenn said:
Sometimes I think I might want to try it one day. Other times I think the idea is crazy.
If you like to see stormchasing videos, send me a PM and I'll give you a link to a guy on youtube who makes some absolutely amazing videos.
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