Hurricane Danielle back to Cat 2, Earl disintegrating

Poor Earl; getting the life sucked out of him by that finicky filly, Danielle. She just doesn’t play nice; will probably leave the models in a shambles.

Aaah’m going in for lan! Thump. Ouch. Oh, look an eye. +_O

Sharing the moisture energy drink (non carbonated?)
http://cimss.ssec.wisc.edu/tropic/real-time/tpw2/natl/anim/latest72hrs.gif

When a guy follows a gal that’s just too, too much, too ‘out of his league’, he just kind’a disintegrates, falls to pieces, runs out of steam, fades away. Real guys don’t eat crèche or follow girl hurricanes (too close) unless it‘s their job and they have great insurance coverage.

I watched the computer projections yesterday with interest related to Danielle and Earl on the Weather Channel.
Not one of the computer projections displayed the possibility that Earl would simply fade — all projected a straight course across the Atlantic for the next 4-5 days with a turn to the North.
Lets see if Earl picks up some T and strengthens. Do the models account for any factors beyond SST and wind direction?
Projections related to Danielle and the current position of the jet stream in relation to projected highs and lows indicated the possibility that it could track to the East and hit New England after moving Northward for several days due to the position of the jet stream.
The last Cat. 1+ Hurricane (intensity at landfall) to hit New England was Bob in 1991.

To be fair — here’s a view of the WC forecast models and the disclaimer I missed with my post. Note: If the models are not the official forecast, why do the broadcast them?
Maybe the official models are secret data they don’t share? j/k
http://www.weather.com/outlook/weather-news/news/articles/tropical-forecast-models-two_2010-08-23

Thanks M White,
The Congo Line was a great view. I had to laugh at Joe’s sign-off, “you enjoy the weather, its the only weather you’ve got”.
Atlantic water vapor patterns related to tarpon’s comment. It does show Danielle drawing a front in the path of Earl.
http://weather.msfc.nasa.gov/GOES/goeseastfullwv.html
… got to love GOES:
http://goes.gsfc.nasa.gov/goescolor/goeseast/overview2/movie/alley_east_globe.mp4

But were it magnetically driven, (still not a given),
it would start and stop on a dime, or fade over time,
at least it would be delivered, way before we shivered,
to beat the heat, sound the retreat, back to computer seat,
in time to stoke the fire, and listen to Al the liar.
Before this season all goes down on paper,
I think the activity will start to taper,
as the flux balances between synods, before stepping down again,
as the 20th of September nods, and more big ones start to spin.
So if on again, off again, on again, the season of the witch?
or maybe there is some kind of EMF switch?
2005 was at the peak of the 18.6 year Mn lunar declination angle portended at culmination, there was a major planetary synod conjunction almost every month through the fall that year.
Storms generated by the crest in global atmospheric turbulence, as the tide turned just kept coming, eating up all the excess SST heat, while on a high ion content diet, leaving 2006 undernourished by comparison.
The combination of solar cycle lull, and still decreasing lunar declinational angle, has kept the decline in ACE values going, now that the background noise level is lower, it is possible to see the modulation of the pattern on an annual basis.
Once appropriate algorithms are derived for these effects, and are added to the weather and climate models, the forecasts will track much better. The myopic CO2 blindness is just slowing down the progress.

Earl disintegrating?????
weird headline since a lot of models take Earl to be a major hurricane in ~5 days
Earl will develop as it gets into a better zone, and it will explode similiar to what Danielle orginally went through, It DEFINETLY won’t disintegrate
REPLY: Note the date, that was yesterday, when in fact it was…now it is reforming. Always check the date. – Anthony