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    CLF Navigator MCcruiser's Avatar
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    OTTO = OH NO!!!!
    Stay away from Bermuda
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    I think he plans to,Mindy. He seems to have his sights set on sone place like the Azores

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    And by then, the'll be a whole lot weaker

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    tropical storm otto discussion number 17
    nws tpc/national hurricane center miami fl al172010
    500 am ast sun oct 10 2010

    the satellite presentation of otto continues to deteriorate. The
    low-level center is now completely exposed to the south of a large
    shield of cirrus and a few bursts of convection...and the cyclone is
    looking increasingly extratropical. The intensity is set at 55 kt
    based on a dvorak estimate of t3.0/4.0 from tafb. Strong vertical
    shear and colder waters are expected to continue weakening
    otto...and the nhc intensity forecast is based on a blend of the
    gfs...gfdl...and hwrf models. These models probably have a better
    handle on the mid-latitude environment than the ships/lgem
    models...which appear to weaken the cyclone too fast. It should be
    noted that the gfs and ecmwf re-energize otto by the end of the
    forecast period...so the official forecast could be a little low on
    days 4 and 5.

    Otto is embedded within strong flow to the south of a mid/
    upper-level trough and is moving 65 degrees at 34 kt. The flow
    ahead of otto is expected to split in the next 24-36 hours...and
    this should cause the cyclone to decelerate and turn
    southeastward...moving around the apex of a mid-level ridge
    extending across the azores. The extratropical low is then
    expected to become embedded within a large cyclonic gyre currently
    near western europe on days 3 through 5. Based on the new model
    guidance...the official track forecast is a little faster than the
    previous one for the first 36 hours or so. The entire forecast
    track is mirrored mainly on a consensus of the gfs...ecmwf...
    Ukmet...and gfdl.

    Forecast positions and max winds

    initial 10/0900z 35.3n 45.0w 55 kt
    12hr vt 10/1800z 38.1n 39.2w 50 kt...post-trop/extratrop
    24hr vt 11/0600z 41.5n 32.4w 45 kt...post-trop/extratrop
    36hr vt 11/1800z 43.4n 27.5w 45 kt...post-trop/extratrop
    48hr vt 12/0600z 42.4n 25.1w 40 kt...post-trop/extratrop
    72hr vt 13/0600z 39.5n 23.5w 35 kt...post-trop/extratrop
    96hr vt 14/0600z 37.0n 21.5w 30 kt...post-trop/extratrop
    120hr vt 15/0600z 36.5n 19.0w 30 kt...post-trop/extratrop

    $$
    forecaster berg
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