LIQUID SUNSHINE - Feedback

[Geoff Seabrook]

Hi Paul,

We've been here for 10 days now and it is amazing how accurate you are able to forecast the weather. Last night's tropical wave dumped a lot of rain, but foretunately all over night. Second time this has happened for us on this trip. I presume we have just been lucky. We came in the rainy season expecting a few wet days but the weather has been great.

Geoff

[Paul Tallet]

Hi Geoff and thanks for the compliment

This wave has pulled up the ITCZ right over Tobago so the air is going to be a little unstable for a couple more days unfortunately and there is still going to be the risk of heavy rain.

Very hit and miss ... but keep a brolly with you just in case.

Regards

[Geoff Seabrook]

On our way home today. The weather has been very good this past two weeks. A little rain, but nothing to complain about. Apart from the higher humidity the rainy season was pretty good for us:-)

Geoff[/b]

[Paul Tallet]

Hi everyone

Stormy weather is on the way ... please check out Liquid Sunshine.

I will post tracking updates in the Hurricane 2007 post.

Regards

[Paul Tallet]

Hi everyone

It looks like the first sizeable Storm of the season is brewing off the African coast for arrival in the Caribbean at the end of this week.

Check out Liquid Sunshine and the Hurricane 2007 Post where I will be posting updates throughout the week.

Regards

[Paul Tallet]

Hi everyone.

Check out the Hurricane 2007 and Liquid Sunshine threads for information about the effects that Hurricane Dean's entry into the Caribbean will have on Tobago tonight and tomorrow.

Regards

[David Watkins]

Hi Paul,see what you mean.It looks like Tobago is right in the path.
David

[Paul Tallet]

Hi David

It looks like it but the rainclouds are the southern half of the system, the centre of the circulation is towards the top of the 'blob' that you see on the sat loops.

The northern part of the circulation has been struggling to produce rainclouds due to dust in the atmosphere there but conditions are gradually improving from the depression's point of view.

Regards

[David Watkins]

Bl***y hell,Paul,Felix does look one mean beggar,let's keep our fingers crossed for the people there.
David

[Paul Tallet]

Yes David.

It's looking bleak for Honduras as Felix is taking a more westward track ... better news for Belize because landfall on Honduras will weaken Felix ... but still bad news all round really ... for Nicaragua too.

Regards

[David Watkins]

Greetings al from Tropical Paradise.Yesterday (Sunday) was absolutely glorious,with just a few bubbly clouds in the mid afternoon,the sea is getting calmer and the beer cooler.
Today a little cloud early on but clearing up nicely.
Bye David

[Carol Townsend]

HUH!

[Jane H]

DOUBLE HUH!

Jane

[Bill B]

TRIPLE HUH!

BILL

[Tony G]

I feel that it is my duty as the only 'outed' old hippy on the forum to counteract all this negativity with -
for you David.

It's good to know that the sun is shining somewhere.

Tony

[Carol Townsend]

"Good morning starshine...."
Peace and love, man!

[Tony G]

Looking at your avatar It brings to mind, "The Sun Has Got It's Hat On, Hip Hip Hip Hooray... "

And actually the sun has just this minute decided to come out.

Tony XXX

[David Watkins]

Good morning from Tobago.Yesterday started quite pleasantly sunny beautiful sea etc.Went for a drive to C'ville on the Carib road - 45minutes an I wasn't pushing it! In the afternoon it got slightly overcast but still fine.
This morning as I left Casatara(in the sunshine)got halfway to Runnemede and the skies opened,stopped by the time I reached Mason Hall here in Scarborough it is hot and humid!
I am sorry if my posts are upsetting anyone,I'll just have to drown my sorrows
Bye David

[Carol Townsend]

Any excuse David...

[Tony G]

You are certainly not upsetting me David. Quite the opposite. I am counting down the days. Five weeks today and we will be in the sky, headed in your direction.

Tony