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- As far as I remember or maybe not...
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- By Jurgen Starck <weather at turtle48.de>
- Date: Thu, 28 Sep 2023 17:39:36 -0400
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...I have never read anything like this: "...PHILIPPE'S
FATE IS UNCERTAIN..." (Tropical Storm Philippe Advisory
Number 22, 500 PM AST Thu Sep 28 2023) from the NHC. Did
PHILIPPE has outrun the NHC by unforeseen jinking? I guess I
need help on this one... maybe the NHC too? Where are the
hurricane hunters?
The NHC has never had so many accurate forecasts
in any previous hurricane seasons as to my knowledge, than it
had this year. My kudos to the NHC for that! And now this? I
just don't understand.
That's why my last post was kind of correct at the
time I have posted it. But as Dave has marked in the headline of
his post today: "What a
difference a day makes"
is so true! My thanks to Dave!
Now we are looking at Philippe's
jinking all of sudden:

WOW! I am not sure if it is good or bad news
for the north-eastern islands. In this case it may mean "no
storm, no rain!"
Let's hope it will turn out good for you guys up
there, fingers crossed!
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Best regards. Be prepared and stay safe and dry! Jurgen,
from Barbados, South, near airport (BGI)
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- TS PHILLIPE nearing the Caribbean
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- By Jurgen Starck <weather at turtle48.de>
- Date: Wed, 27 Sep 2023 21:32:29 -0400
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As to the latest zoom.earth graphics as of 20:40 this evening
(8:40 pm), it doesn't look that PHILIPPE has a distinct eye. It
also looks like that the following INVEST 91L has picked up some
of PHLIPPE's outer bands, not sure. But zoom's forecast track
shows, when it hits Puerto Rico with a full hit but it would only
be a Tropical Depression. However, lots f rain may come down
there. The same goes for the northeastern Leewards and the Virgin
Islands where PHILIPPE will still be a storm. Just use this site's
"How close can it get" tool for your location. Also, click the
overlay checkbox once you have the result, which will show you the
entire size of the storm.
Current tropical-storm-force winds extend outward up to 175 miles
(280 km) from the center.
Best regards and stay safe and prepared, Jurgen, from
Barbados South, near airport (BGI)
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- Flash-flood Warning
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- By Jurgen Starck <weather at turtle48.de>
- Date: Wed, 27 Sep 2023 16:24:43 -0400
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The flash-flood warning for Barbados has been discontinued at
4:14 pm.
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Best regards. Be prepared and stay safe and dry!
Jurgen, from Barbados, South, near airport (BGI)
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- Flash-flood warning
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- By Jurgen Starck <weather at turtle48.de>
- Date: Wed, 27 Sep 2023 13:13:35 -0400
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The Barbados Meteorological Service has issued a flash-flood
warning for northern and central districts of Barbados valid from
11:30 am until 6:00 pm, today. 1-2 inches of accumulated rain are
to be expected.
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Best regards. Be prepared and stay safe and dry!
Jurgen, from Barbados, South, near airport (BGI)
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- H4 LEE
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- By Jurgen Starck <weather at turtle48.de>
- Date: Fri, 8 Sep 2023 18:28:52 -0400
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Good evening to all,
as for Barbados H4 LEE hasn't done a thing to Barbados in terms
of damage. It only changed the incoming wind direction to
South-Southwest (instead of normally easterly winds) with low wind
speeds around 20 km/h (12 mph). Hence, flights approaching and
departing directions have changed since the morning. CPA (Closest
Point of Approach) to Barbados was at 772 km (480
miles) just at 17:00 hours (05:00 pm) AST. There was not a drop of
rain. Also, the forecast heat increase due to low winds as to
which LEE would have had an impact, did not occur as to the
Barbados Weather Service forecast has predicted. May be it may
happen tonight or tomorrow.
Situation this morning by zoom.earth.

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