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- 04 Oct '17 at 4:23 pm #12224
CautiousInvestor
KeymasterNate is forming FAST with 90% probability & could become next HURRICANE of season in warm waters of Caribbean Sea …
Showers and thunderstorms associated with an area of low pressure
located over the southwestern Caribbean Sea have become better
organized since yesterday. This system is expected to become a
tropical depression later today while it moves northwestward toward
the coast of Nicaragua. The low should move slowly northwestward
across or near the eastern portions of Nicaragua and Honduras on
Thursday, move into the northwestern Caribbean Sea by Friday, and
emerge over the southern Gulf of Mexico by Saturday. Interests in
Nicaragua, Honduras, the Yucatan peninsula and western Cuba should
monitor the progress of this system as watches or warnings could be
issued later today. An Air Force Reserve reconnaissance aircraft is
scheduled to investigate the disturbance this afternoon. Regardless
of development, this system will produce heavy rains over portions
of Central America during the next few days, likely causing flash
floods and mudslides.
* Formation chance through 48 hours…high…90 percent.
* Formation chance through 5 days…high…90 percent.04 Oct '17 at 4:32 pm #12225ClemSnide
ParticipantAnother one – unnerving for all
04 Oct '17 at 6:51 pm #12234CautiousInvestor
Keymaster[size=5]Just found this update on Accuweather as well on NATE becoming TS or hurricane in days ahead .. La Nina is exact opposite of El Nino (which is why Atlantic hurricanes have been so bad this season) …
04 Oct '17 at 7:12 pm #12236Super Harley
ParticipantNasty Nate – lets hope not
04 Oct '17 at 7:33 pm #12237CautiousInvestor
Keymaster[size=5]It’s becoming a little more official now as TD#16 forms
http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/graphics_at1.shtml?cone#contents
04 Oct '17 at 7:37 pm #12239ThePitBoss
ParticipantI agree not another please – this has got up quick – ty as always CI
05 Oct '17 at 4:18 pm #12294CautiousInvestor
KeymasterTS NATE became official at 8am EDT … 40mph & 999mb (it’s strengthening to hurricane force rapidly over next 48 hours)
05 Oct '17 at 5:23 pm #12296ThePitBoss
ParticipantWill be keeping an eye on the spaghetti models for this one
05 Oct '17 at 8:08 pm #12305ThePitBoss
ParticipantTropical storm Nate has helped push oil up $1 today as expected to travel straight north through the Gulf as a Category 1 storm, but it could strengthen further and is likely to lead to production shutdowns if strengthens.
05 Oct '17 at 10:04 pm #12308ClemSnide
Participant05 Oct '17 at 10:07 pm #12309ClemSnide
Participantpm update still has Tropical Storm #Nate strengthening to hurricane and making landfall in southeast LA, MS, AL on Sunday morning
06 Oct '17 at 6:35 am #12327Assistanc3
Participant15% of U.S. Gulf of Mexico oil output shut ahead of Tropical Storm Nate
06 Oct '17 at 2:58 pm #12331CautiousInvestor
KeymasterFILL UP TODAY — this puppy is heading straight to NEW ORLEANS region — as probably CAT 1 or 2 hurricane … and there could be some temporary decrease in gas supply in our hurricane battered nation
06 Oct '17 at 4:53 pm #12335CautiousInvestor
KeymasterWOW — I just learned that 22 have perished in southern Mexico already & prayers extend for those impacted … NATE is a FAST moving storm (which is why it’ll only be CAT 1 or so hitting land)
06 Oct '17 at 7:35 pm #12349TradersCom
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