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Sun, 2 Aug 2009 21:31:00 GMT

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Southeast Weather Blog: Hot! Hot! Hot!

Thu, 9 Jul 2009 13:39:00 GMT

DiscussionA stationary frontal boundary, associated with a longwave trough over the eastern half of the United States, lies draped just north of Florida which is helping to generate scattered showers and thunderstorms around the big bend region. A flash flood watch is in effect for Levy and Citrus counties in Florida. A flash flood watch is also in effect for McIntosh county in Georgia spreading upwards along the coast to Charleston county. Rain totals in this regio...
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Potential Caribbean Development

Sat, 6 Jun 2009 15:34:00 GMT

Some of the reliable computer forecast models indicate tropical cyclogenesis in the central Caribbean by mid week. There are key differences that separate the models that do show development from the ones that don't. Whether or not we see development is directly and heavily based on which scenario plays out. In this presentation I will out line the climatology of the June upper trough and juxtapose in to the model solutions.June is one of the slowest months in Hurri...
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Merry Christmas

Mon, 22 Dec 2008 15:01:00 GMT

I hope you all enjoy the holidays and make the best out of what you already have. I hope everyone remembers the true meaning of Christmas. For some of us that may not have it, it is more evident.
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Southeast Weather Blog

Mon, 8 Dec 2008 22:34:00 GMT

Surface AnalysisDiscussion:At the surface, a 1031mb high pressure center is located over the mid-Atlantic states. South and southeasterly flow drapes across the southeast within the sector of a surface warm front where surface to 850mb frontogensis is taking place over the southern plains region. Upper level cloudiness is infiltrating over Mississippi, Alabama and Georgia. High temperatures today [Monday] will be anywhere from the 40s (north of the I-20) and 50s ove...
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