......expected to become a Hurricane..

.....now where was Wiiiiiiilllllllllmmmmmaaaaaa.

Oh I remember , Yuakatan Peninsula.

Phil

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On Sep 8, 8:44*pm, "Phil Layton" wrote:
.....expected to become a Hurricane..

....now where was Wiiiiiiilllllllllmmmmmaaaaaa.

Oh I remember , Yuakatan Peninsula.

Phil

--www.layton.me.uk/meteo.htm

Fred has been an enigma, will it won't it, 3 days ago they gave it a
30% chance of becoming a tropical storm, it is now blowing at 90
knots!

Mike McMillan

IOW

mikmc wrote:

Fred has been an enigma, will it won't it, 3 days ago they gave it a
30% chance of becoming a tropical storm, it is now blowing at 90
knots!

I think they've been quite firm from the start that this one would
probably become a tropical storm. It's not really surprising when it
showed quite a good organisation before it got over the sea. There was
another one that appeared in the area shortly beforehand which was given
less than 30% chance of developing and did in fact give up the ghost.

The following shows a circulation over Africa just west of the Meridian
that became Fred, one south of Cape Verde Is that didn't develop, and a
little blob about four hundred miles further west that I think only got
a mention in one report.
http://www.sat.dundee.ac.uk/geobrows...&grid=1&size=1

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