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TROPICAL STORM BARRY DISCUSSION NUMBER  13
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE MIAMI FL
5 PM EDT SUN JUL 09 1995
 
...CORRECTED STORM NAME IN LAST PARAGRAPH...

BARRY IS MOVING OVER EASTERN NOVA SCOTIA.  THE UPPER-LEVEL OUTFLOW
CONTINUES TO LOOK IMPRESSIVE ON SATELLITE PICTURES...BUT THE CYCLONE
IS MOVING OVER COLD WATER AND THE DEEP CONVECTION HAS MOSTLY
DISSIPATED.  INITIAL WINDS REMAIN AT 45 KNOTS WITH GUSTS TO 55
KNOTS.  THE CANADIAN DRILLING PLATFORM AT 43.8N 60.7W REPORTED 50
KNOTS AT 1800Z BUT THE ANEMOMETER IS AT AN ELEVATION OF 80 METERS.
 
INITIAL MOTION IS 020/20.  THIS MOTION WILL CONTINUE AS BARRY LOSES
TROPICAL CHARACTERISTICS AND BECOMES EXTRATROPICAL.
 
MARINE WARNINGS FOR WINDS TO TROPICAL STORM FORCE REMAIN IN EFFECT
FOR THE WATERS OFF NOVA SCOTIA AND NEWFOUNDLAND.  THIS WILL BE THE
LAST ADVISORY ON BARRY ISSUED FROM THE NATIONAL HURRICANE CENTER.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION AS NECESSARY CAN BE FOUND IN ISSUANCES BY THE
MARITIMES WEATHER CENTER AND THE NEWFOUNDLAND WEATHER CENTER AND IN
HIGH SEAS FORECASTS ISSUED BY THE U.S. NATIONAL METEOROLOGICAL
CENTER...WMO HEADER FZNT01 KWBC AND AFOS HEADER CCCHSFAT1.
 
MAYFIELD
 
FORECAST POSITIONS AND MAX WINDS
 
INITIAL     09/2100Z 45.2N  61.3W    45 KTS
12HR VT     10/0600Z 48.1N  59.6W    40 KTS...EXTRATROPICAL
24HR VT     10/1800Z 52.0N  56.7W    25 KTS...EXTRATROPICAL
 
 
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