Srain Posted August 8, 2014 Share Posted August 8, 2014 G-IV mission plan of the day for Julio. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ORH_wxman Posted August 8, 2014 Share Posted August 8, 2014 Not anymore. As of last year, most of it has been upgraded to a smooth-as-silk, well-paved and well-marked highway (Daniel Inouye highway). Speed limit is 55 mph almost the entire stretch. It's an easy cruise in good conditions. We were in Hawaii this past April, and it was a great ride. Only the first few miles out of Hilo were a bit hairy, but then it opened up into a big easy cruise. I've got to imagine some amazing rainfall ocurred though on the southeast facing slopes...the terrain there is just about perfect for upslope SE wind. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
phil882 Posted August 8, 2014 Share Posted August 8, 2014 Very interesting evolution with Iselle.... after decoupling last night prior to landfall, it appears some frictional convergence allowed for one last resurgence in organization prior to landfall. This llc that made landfall actually also coexisted with a lee cyclone that formed east of the big island before Iselle's landfall. Now the original llc has been destroyed, but the lee cyclone is now considered the closed circulation of Iselle. While this will likely translate into a large jump in the track of Iselle, its really a new llc rather than the same circulation that was being tracked on radar last night. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Will - Rutgers Posted August 8, 2014 Share Posted August 8, 2014 Very interesting evolution with Iselle.... after decoupling last night prior to landfall, it appears some frictional convergence allowed for one last resurgence in organization prior to landfall. This llc that made landfall actually also coexisted with a lee cyclone that formed east of the big island before Iselle's landfall. Now the original llc has been destroyed, but the lee cyclone is now considered the closed circulation of Iselle. While this will likely translate into a large jump in the track of Iselle, its really a new llc rather than the same circulation that was being tracked on radar last night. Thank you very much for explaining this. That's a nice analysis of a complex situation that don't think I've ever seen until now. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Srain Posted August 9, 2014 Share Posted August 9, 2014 Julio continues to churn WNW and is forecast to slowing weaken. The latest track guidance suggests it will pass safely N of the Island Chain. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Sickman Posted August 9, 2014 Share Posted August 9, 2014 Probably one of the most impressive tropical cyclone shreddings I've seen since David vs. Hispanola in '79. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Wannabehippie Posted August 9, 2014 Share Posted August 9, 2014 Probably one of the most impressive tropical cyclone shreddings I've seen since David vs. Hispanola in '79. Not a real big surprise, given the high of the volcanic peaks in Hawaii. Not really rugged, but very high up there. David did a big regeneration after it hit hispanola. and luckily for Hawaii this was 'just' a strong tropical storm and not a cat 5 hurricane like David was. I do not think this storm will regenerate, and now will just dissipate over the mid pacific. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Srain Posted August 9, 2014 Share Posted August 9, 2014 Hawaii storm reports from Iselle: PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT...UPDATED NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HONOLULU HI 935 PM HST FRI AUG 08 2014 UPDATED TO INCLUDE ADDITIONAL TOTALS THROUGH 8 PM HST ACROSS THE STATE. ...HEAVY RAINS FROM ISELLE SOAK THE ALOHA STATE... THE HIGHEST TOTALS WERE REPORTED IN THE KAU DISTRICT OF THE BIG ISLAND WHERE ISELLE MADE LANDFALL. THE FOLLOWING AMOUNT ARE TOTALS IN INCHES FOR THE 36 HOUR PERIOD FROM 8 AM HST AUGUST 7 TO 8 PM HST AUGUST 8. THESE PRELIMINARY TOTALS WERE CALCULATED USING PROVISIONAL REPORTS FROM AUTOMATED RAIN GAGES THAT HAVE NOT BEEN QUALITY CONTROLLED. LOCATION AMOUNT HAWAII /KNWH1/ KULANI NWR 15.05 /SDQH1/ SADDLE ROAD QUARRY - USGS 14.70 /GLNH1/ GLENWOOD 14.08 /HKUH1/ HAKALAU 12.52 /PKLH1/ PUA AKALA 12.46 /PLIH1/ PALI 2 10.68 /SLVH1/ SILVERSWORD 9.15 /ILDH1/ ISLAND DAIRY 8.29 /WKAH1/ WAIAKEA-UKA 7.47 /PIIH1/ PIIHONUA KPUA 7.21 /MTVH1/ MOUNTAIN VIEW 6.89 /KWSH1/ KAWAINUI STREAM - USGS 6.74 /WEXH1/ WAIAKEA EXP STN 5.70 /SOPH1/ SOUTH POINT 4.93 /PPLH1/ PAHALA 3.82 /HTO / HILO AIRPORT 3.73 /HNKH1/ HONOKAA 3.64 /KUUH1/ KAMUELA UPPER 2.97 /LPHH1/ LAUPAHOEHOE P.D. 2.55 /WPLH1/ WAIMEA PLAIN 2.52 /MLBH1/ MAUNA LOA SLOPE OBS 2.19 /KASH1/ KAHUA RANCH HQTRS 2.18 /KMUH1/ KAMUELA 2.16 /KMUH1/ KAMUELA 1 2.16 /PHAH1/ PAHOA BEACON 1.00 MAUI /PKKH1/ PUU KUKUI - USGS 5.51 /PUKH1/ PUKALANI 2.34 /HNAH1/ HANA AP 1.29 MOLOKAI /HMK / MOLOKAI AIRPORT 1.10 OAHU /PPRH1/ PUPUKEA RD RG - USGS 3.32 /KMRH1/ KAMANANUI RG - USGS 3.29 /MNLH1/ MANOA LYON ARBO 2.83 /PNSH1/ PUNALUU STREAM - USGS 2.28 /MOGH1/ MOANALUA - USGS - USGS 2.16 /KNRH1/ KAHANA STREAM RG - USGS 2.09 /MKHH1/ MAKAHA STREAM - USGS 2.00 /TNLH1/ TUNNEL RG - USGS 1.97 /NUUH1/ NUUANU UPPER 1.95 /PUNH1/ PUNALUU PUMP 1.87 /PMHH1/ POAMOHO RG 1 - USGS 1.71 /HAKH1/ HAKIPUU MAUKA 1.59 /WAWH1/ WAIAWA CF 1.56 /MOAH1/ MOANALUA STREAM 1.53 /PACH1/ PALISADES RES 1.48 /WAFH1/ WHEELER AAF 1.20 /MITH1/ MILILANI 1.13 /WHSH1/ WAIAHOLE STREAM - USGS 1.06 KAUAI /KLOH1/ KILOHANA RG - USGS 6.61 /WNHH1/ PH WAINIHA 3.16 /WLLH1/ MOUNT WAIALEALE RAINGAGE 1.93 /KOKH1/ KOKEE 1.87 /WLGH1/ WAIALAE RG - USGS 1.55 /MCRH1/ MOHIHI CROSSING - USGS 1.31 /WKRH1/ WAIAKOALI - USGS 1.29 /WLDH1/ WAILUA DITCH - USGS 1.23 $$ M BALLARD PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT...UPDATED NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HONOLULU HI 915 PM HST FRI AUG 08 2014 ...ISELLE BRINGS GUSTY WINDS ACROSS THE STATE OF HAWAII... THE FOLLOWING IS A LIST OF MAXIMUM WIND GUSTS RECORDED ACROSS THE STATE OF HAWAII OVER THE 36 HOUR PERIOD FROM 8AM HST AUGUST 7 TO 8PM HST AUGUST 8. THE WIND GUSTS ARE REPORTED IN MILES PER HOUR. THESE PRELIMINARY VALUES ARE FROM PROVISIONAL REPORTS FROM AUTOMATED GAGES THAT HAVE NOT BEEN QUALITY CONTROLLED. WIND SPEEDS ARE IN MILES PER HOUR. ...KAUAI... PORT ALLEN AP 41 POIPU 36 LIHUE AIRPORT 35 PUU LUA 33 WAIMEA HEIGHTS 32 PUU OPAE 31 ...OAHU... OAHU FOREST NWR 72 MOKUOLOE IS. 51 BELLOWS AFS 46 KANEOHE MCAS 45 MAKUA RIDGE 45 KAHUKU TRAINING AREA 44 WAIANAE VALLEY 43 HONOLULU AIRPORT 41 WHEELER AAF 39 WAIANAE BOAT HARBOR 35 KAHUKU 34 WAIAWA PHB 34 HONOLULU HARBOR 34 ...MOLOKAI... MOLOKAI 1 57 MAKAPULAPAI 45 MOLOKAI AIRPORT 44 PUU ALII 31 ...LANAI... LANAI AP 62 LANAI 1 54 ...KAHOOLAWE... KEALIALALO 67 KANELOA 62 KAHOOLAWE 60 HONOKANAIA 56 ...MAUI... KULA 1 61 KAHULUI AIRPORT 55 KAUPO GAP 55 KAHULUI NOS 46 KAPALUA-W. MAUI AP 40 ...HAWAII... MAUNA KEA 91 PALI 2 66 KEALAKOMO 64 KAWAIHAE 59 HILO HARBOR 56 KAMUELA AIRPORT 55 HILO AIRPORT 54 KAWAIHAE NOS 54 KAPAPALA RAWS 52 MAUNA LOA SLOPE OBS 51 UPOLU AIRPORT 51 PTA KEAMUKU 50 KONA INTL AIRPORT 45 PTA KIPUKA ALALA 45 WAIKOLOA 45 KOHALA RANCH 44 PTA RANGE 17 44 BRADSHAW AAF 43 KEAUMO 41 PUU WAAWAA 40 PTA WEST 38 KAUPULEHU 37 KAHUKU RANCH 35 SOUTH POINT 33 WAIAKEA EXP STN 30 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Yellow Evan Posted August 11, 2014 Share Posted August 11, 2014 Julio still not quite over. A 75 knt hurricane at a high latitude. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Yellow Evan Posted August 13, 2014 Share Posted August 13, 2014 Julio still a hurricane at nearly 30N. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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