EARL is coming ..... stay alert

stay alert my friends in US. This demon is coming at a very fast speed. This cyclone is now in FIRST category. But it changing its way to NY. very devasting and scary.

stay alert and updated at this thread.

friends please post the current news regarding the EARL.... which is comin from N Atlantic.

right now it is moving at a speed of 55 KTS......

check here the current status of that EARL....www.tropicalstormrisk.com...

Time Position Strength Wind Probabilities Wind Model
GMT Lead Lat Long Peak Wind Cat TS Cat 1 or Above Wind Field
29 Aug, 12:00 9 hrs 17.0 N 57.5 W 60 kts TS To 9 hrs To 9 hrs Click Here
30 Aug, 0:00 21 hrs 17.5 N 60.0 W 70 kts 1 To 21 hrs To 21 hrs Click Here
30 Aug, 12:00 33 hrs 18.1 N 62.0 W 80 kts 1 To 33 hrs To 33 hrs Click Here
31 Aug, 0:00 45 hrs 19.0 N 63.9 W 90 kts 2 To 45 hrs To 45 hrs Click Here
1 Sep, 0:00 69 hrs 22.0 N 68.0 W 100 kts 3 To 69 hrs To 69 hrs Click Here
2 Sep, 0:00 93 hrs 25.0 N 71.0 W 105 kts 3 To 93 hrs To 93 hrs N/A
3 Sep, 0:00 117 hrs 31.0 N 72.5 W 100 kts 3 To 117 hrs To 117 hrs N/A




check the predctions and the time ....

check the pic of the cyclone EARL.....cimss.ssec.wisc.edu...

www.stormpulse.com models show it veering back out into the Atlantic. Good to keep an eye on it but looks like maybe just some high surf on the eastern shores.

Will Earl also impact toronto or some parts of ontario?

i think its going where i was (vacation 2 weeks ago)
North Carolina in the Outer banks
i saw one big tropical storm .. but thats it no hurrican
would have been amazing seeing that coming on the beach
this Earl will maybe touch NY but it will only be a tropical storm
Quebec/Ontario will be affected at the end
this earl will come ... i will be waiting for it on my balcony

[edit on 8/29/2010 by Ben81]

S&F!!! we need to observe it .. that thing can be a futur monster like katrina .. we never know until it hit

[edit on 8/29/2010 by Ben81]

looks like it will turn back....... but it TS and any thing , any bad weather can change the cenerio..... recentaly we celebrated the 5th aniversary of Katrina..... i don't want another demmon........ god bless this world.......


here is the pic of new position....cimss.ssec.wisc.edu...

Not good, Most of all ATS members please stay safe if you are in the areas that may be affected,
Take all the precautions to keep yourselfs safe!

Dont take any risks, History has taught us to go on your own gut feelings,
Make sure you have a plan ready in case its gets to bad.


xx

(Grammer edit)

[edit on 30-8-2010 by asala]

reply to post by asala



yes dude... history had tought us..... so we should stay alert and pre-planned for everything.........

Upgraded to a Hurricane, Heading for the leeward islands,
Linky

And its dudette

[edit on 29-8-2010 by asala]

My concern as these Tropical fronts go through the Eastern Coast, will be the Toxic plume under the Ocean that the MSN has not mention. humm, I recall some site that mention a Blue Whale was found on a coast line somewhere towards the Northren section of the East coast. It's presumed it has consume this Toxic outcome while attemping to eat it's Toxic food.
Not to mention what has been realized thus far with thousands of fish already on all other shorelines that wash up dead.. Someone made a excuse.. low on Oxygen, ya right!

I don't mean to change the topic, however the results of these weather events, will be far reaching.
Time to buy Yellow Rubber Boot's! Not to mention a breathing device to clean it up the East Coast.

Just my foresight.. I hope I'm not right on this..

Jessemole

Is that thing gonna hit the oil slick?!

Originally posted by asala
Upgraded to a Hurricane, Heading for the leeward islands,
Linky

And its dudette

[edit on 29-8-2010 by asala]

they always transform into a tropical storm when they hit the ground

the chance that this storm hit with a level 3 hurricane is very slim

you look like to be french speaking by the way with the dudette lol .. Quebec ?
we will have the end of Earl in quebec ..
heavy rain and heavy winds .. like every rain storm we get

[edit on 8/29/2010 by Ben81]

Looking at this storm on Stormpulse they have it forecast to veer north with outer bands clipping the US east coast. The position that it is in right now it could go either way. Keep a close watch on this one - it developed into a hurricane rather quickly - the direction could also change quickly.

THe NHS has this developing to a major hurricane by labor day weekend and making a beeline straight for New England.

Earl :: NHS

Those of us in southern New England need to start making prepartions mid-week. Given the unusually warm waters up here we could be in a world of hurt. Danielle is likely to keep Earl from veering out to sea.

Just waht we need on top of everything else.

reply to post by jtma508


I was thinking about Danielle being there - your right, it might keep Earl from turning out to sea. I would be getting supplies as it will be difficult later with Labor on the way.



[edit on 29-8-2010 by crazydaisy]

Thank you for making this thread. Hurricane Earl definitely needs to be kept an eye on and watched super closely.

I did post your thread over on the Hurricane Watch 2010 thread as I think this one is going to be important.

And by the way, no, it is not a danger to the Gulf of Mexico, this is a potential threat to the NE.

Some general links:

Hurricane Central at the Weather Channel:
www.weather.com...

Main page of the National Hurricane Center:
www.nhc.noaa.gov...

FEMA Home Page:
www.fema.gov...

MSNBC actually has a good article on the Atlantic Storms with pretty cool Tracking sequences for them:
www.msnbc.msn.com...

and also, a direct link to the FEMA Hurricane Page which has important information on these topics:

•Before a hurricane
•During an evacuation
•During a hurricane
•After a hurricane
•Mitigate hurricane damages

www.fema.gov...


Hopefully, Earl cuts East before making any impact on the NE, but the important thing is to be prepared for whatever comes. I hope that this thread keeps a very close eye on Earl. Thanks.

I learned a long time ago you can divert an oncoming hurricane from it's present path simply by going outside and blowing air out of your mouth in that general direction it is coming.

Works like a charm everytime.

So anyone worried about this hurricane should get a fix on it's position go outside and blow!

For every action there is a reaction!

right now the wind speed is 39-57 miles per hour....... most prob in 1 st category....

stay alert friends.... pls update this........ coz PERVENTION IS BETTER THAN CURE