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Posted by Ang ' ela_ie on Sep-27-2004 04:10:

Whoa how did I miss this thread?

Posted by Matt on Sep-27-2004 04:11:

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Originally posted by Ang ' ela_ie
Whoa how did I miss this thread?

*looks at sig*
too busy exercising power in bed?

Posted by Ang ' ela_ie on Sep-27-2004 04:14:

quote:
Originally posted by Matt
*looks at sig*
too busy exercising power in bed?

Must've been it.

Posted by Matt on Sep-27-2004 04:18:

pics or stfu?

Posted by La5eR on Sep-27-2004 07:09:

I want the complete history. As i understand correctly the upper level low went straight north and the lower level low went ssw then restrengthened in the gulf. I can find graphics of it when it was a SCY, CY, TS, and TD but none of when it was just below TD strength.

Posted by PhloTron on Sep-27-2004 09:34:

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Originally posted by PhloTron
Is this what you are looking for? A tracking map for the complete history of Ivan...although it won't be complete till next week as it's still hasn't dissapated.

There is a full tracking map here:

http://www.wunderground.com/auto/su...ne/at200409.asp

sorry I couldn't pull the image out of the .asp and post it here

Crazy Storm that won't go away

uhm....this one DOES have the track of the non-tropical low as it swung back around...it was non-tropical from the east coast of Deleware until it was back in the gulf (it even crossed FL again!)...

I take it you are looking for a split track map? Personally I've never seen one...been doing weather maps w/ flying for 10 years, and am only aware of those associated with lower level tracking. I guess you could try and look for archives of 250mb or 300mb charts on the aviation weather site adds.aviationweather.noaa.gov and look where the Low pressure system was at that altitue 24000 - 30000 feet in relation to where the Non-tropical low went...but I've never seen a "split" track of low pressure systems on one map.

But yes...the upper level and lower level low did "split" and the upper level low went NE-ENE out into the N. Atlantic as the jetstream picked it up and it dissapated.

Posted by tubularbills on Sep-27-2004 10:23:

i doubt that you'll find much about when it was below TD, because it wasn't named and it was just regular ol' convection.

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