Hurricane Awareness

Tropical storm warning for Bermuda

Other than powerful hurricane Sam the tropics are very quiet. 4-6 ft waves this weekend for south facing shores. Once this moves away there is Victor that is going to fall apart and not effect anything at all. There are no new systems in the Atlantic. Hopefully this is it for the season. I will follow Sam and when that moves away if there are no new systems I will stop updating. Hope it stays quiet rest of the year

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[TD]SAM'S CORE TO PASS WELL TO THE EAST OF BERMUDA.TROPICAL STORM CONDITIONS EXPECTED ON THE ISLAND BY TONIGHT OR EARLY SATURDAY.[/TD]
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Like I said yesterday hopefully I can shut this group down once sam is out of the picture still two months left in the season.

CORE OF SAM FORECAST TO PASS WELL EAST OF BERMUDA TONIGHT.SWELLS EXPECTED TO REACH THE EAST COAST OF THE U.S. AND ATLANTIC CANADA ON SATURDAY.

Hey Bassman,have ya noticed the great autumn ? weather we having… cellfish…

Tropical storm warning discontinued for Bermuda this is the last update on Sam. After 2 days if no new storms develop I will shut down this thread.

Enjoy this great weekend

Laughing at the media

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Hopefully we are done.

Plenty of time left

I seem to recall Sandy hit around Halloween

30th

Hurricane Sandy hit New York City on October 29, 2012

The SailDrone was sent into Sam....

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The system near the Bahamas has a 10 percent chance in the next five days. If the percentage goes up I will update Other than this system the tropics are quiet. 2pm next update.

(1. A low pressure area located about 100 miles off the coast of South
Carolina continues to produce disorganized showers and
thunderstorms to the east of its center of circulation. Although
upper-level winds are expected to be strong during the next few
days, some tropical or subtropical development will be possible
through the weekend before the low interacts with a frontal boundary
located to its north. The low is forecast to move slowly
east-northeastward at about 5 mph, and it could bring gusty winds
and locally heavy rain to eastern portions of the Carolinas through
the weekend, regardless of development.
* Formation chance through 48 hours...low...20 percent.
* Formation chance through 5 days...low...30 percent.