EPIC STORM TO PORTUGAL AND NORTH SPAIN!!! RED ALLERT JUST NOW!!! Min Pressure 967.8 hPa!!!

Hi, Luisport -- I signed in just to say I laughed out loud at your thread title. I'm wondering if you could reword it in simpler terms for the non-meteorologists out here in the GLP cheap seats.

Interesting numbers on the cruise ship. Anything with a 13 or a 33 is always a sign or a signal (from them) that the Illuminati have had their hand in it. I'd hazard a guess that this weather event is not natural.


"The cruise line confirmed all 133 passengers and 113 crew were safe...."

OMG that signature!
LOL

That was brilliant!

Last Edited by Spittin'Cesium on 01/17/2013 07:15 PM

tornados likely for tomorrow...

em Portugal???

SIM!!! Ainda não leste o que eu postei???

Consulta este alerta e este forum: [link to www.estofex.org] [link to www.meteopt.com]

Heavy snow and strong winds leading to blizzard conditions in some places. A red warning has been issued for south Wales. Nick Miller has all the details


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Thanks for keeping us informed

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Temporal winter (18/19 January 2013)

on Thursday, January 17, 2013. Posted in Weather

Although there are still some occasional disagreements between the various meteorological models is already a certainty that starting tomorrow, Friday, there will be a worsening of weather conditions, a situation that lasted until the end of the day Saturday. This situation caused by strong cyclogenesis, possibly classifiable as explosive, which starts west of the Portuguese mainland and result in a depression dug strongly that cross the Iberian Peninsula during the day Saturday.


No full convergence in defining the trajectory and caving this depression, but I can say with certainty that there will be quite strong winds, especially in coastal and upland or exposed, persistent rain and rough seas. This forecast has already led to several weather warnings issued by the IPMA.
The weather should vindicate themselves from the Saturday night, with decreased wind intensity, accompanied by a fall in temperature.

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Warm seclusion

A warm seclusion is the mature phase of the extratropical cyclone lifecycle. This was conceptualized after the ERICA field experiment of the late 1980s, which produced observations of intense marine cyclones that indicated an anomalously warm low-level thermal structure, secluded (or surrounded) by a bent-back warm front and a coincident chevron-shaped band of intense surface winds.[28] The Norwegian Cyclone Model, as developed by the Bergen School of Meteorology, largely observed cyclones at the tail end of their lifecycle and used the term occlusion to identify the decaying stages.[29]

Warm seclusions may have cloud-free, eye-like features at their center (reminiscent of tropical cyclones), significant pressure falls, hurricane force winds, and moderate to strong convection. The most intense warm seclusions often attain pressures less than 950 millibars (28.05 inHg) with a definitive lower to mid-level warm core structure.[28] A warm seclusion, the result of a baroclinic lifecycle, occurs at latitudes well poleward of the tropics.

As latent heat flux releases are important for their development and intensification, most warm seclusion events occur over the oceans; they may impact coastal nations with hurricane force winds and torrential rain.[27][30] Climatologically, the Northern Hemisphere sees warm seclusions during the cold season months, while the Southern Hemisphere may see a strong cyclone event such as this during all times of the year.

In all tropical basins, except the Northern Indian Ocean, the extratropical transition of a tropical cyclone may result in reintensification into a warm seclusion. For example, Hurricane Maria of 2005 reintensified into a strong baroclinic system and achieved warm seclusion status at maturity (or lowest pressure).[
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The storm is begining now with the first strong winds and rain...

Prayers of safety to you and yours....

Kinda sounds like Meteorologist hoping to get laid...

Early effects of the inbound Nibiru system. The brown dwarf lives!

Keep us posted if you can, godspeed

OP, you are right, another EPIC failed storm.

May God protect you, Luis and all in Portugal and Spain!

Vai haver neve na costa?

Hi Luis,
I'm not a a praying type of gal---but I ask my dead relatives. I think those that have passed hang around and can be called upon if they are still on that plain. Because we are all connected I think I can ask my relly's to help you out. You will be ok.
Much love.

The best thread title EVER!

Thank you everyone!!! We are a family!!!

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Re: Mon Forecast and Models - January 2013

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For me this is the letter of the day and would be the worst scenario! GFS has the same 975hpa but spend a good few km's to the north that will make a big difference in wind speed in the central / southern Hirlam the scenario would be more burdensome for those areas! Now look no matter models is to follow the Satellite and monitor the air pressure to see which is correct, but I will remember the scene of hirlam would be serious and Central / South justify the most affected and there maybe a warning up today! Be that as it will be a good time that we have every year and from North to South! [link to www.meteopt.com]