17-1-2012 - NASTY

Started by Bagyassfirey, January 17, 2012, 07:20:05 AM

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Bagyassfirey

I see there is some seriously high FDI's building as of 0830hrs.

Cleve 105 already!


Robert-Robert34

Its the wind causing the fdis to skyrocket heres hoping that alert tone 7 doesnt sound sending a chill down everyones spine
Kalangadoo Brigade

mattb

Pretty standard sort of change day really, hot and windy with a few bans. The change is fairly shallow and slow moving so the FDI's might get up a bit higher than predicted.

I see that Cape Willoughby on KI is currently sitting at an GFDI of 167 though (at 0930), the BOM only had it forecast to reach 48.

Bagyassfirey

"Classic Fire Weather Day" as they say Matt!

Regions 1,2 and 6 all have stations in extreme levels

Region 4 at snowtown is nudging up there at 87

FlameTrees

Or were the bans downgraded to not scare the Tour Down Under visitors???

There has been a precedent set!

:-o
"is that negative as in yes, or negative as in no" - actual radio transmission from the field.......

vsteve01

Quote from: mattb on January 17, 2012, 08:21:10 AM
Pretty standard sort of change day really, hot and windy with a few bans. The change is fairly shallow and slow moving so the FDI's might get up a bit higher than predicted.

I see that Cape Willoughby on KI is currently sitting at an GFDI of 167 though (at 0930), the BOM only had it forecast to reach 48.

Where do you get that from?

Is this not what the Fire number is on weatherzone?
http://www.weatherzone.com.au/station.jsp?lt=site&lc=22803&list=ob

Coz they don't have it going much above 60.


Bagyassfirey

Quote from: vsteve01 on January 17, 2012, 10:30:44 AM
Quote from: mattb on January 17, 2012, 08:21:10 AM
Pretty standard sort of change day really, hot and windy with a few bans. The change is fairly shallow and slow moving so the FDI's might get up a bit higher than predicted.

I see that Cape Willoughby on KI is currently sitting at an GFDI of 167 though (at 0930), the BOM only had it forecast to reach 48.

Where do you get that from?

Is this not what the Fire number is on weatherzone?
http://www.weatherzone.com.au/station.jsp?lt=site&lc=22803&list=ob

Coz they don't have it going much above 60.


Its the official BOM readings....You can access it from Southern Yorke CFS group webpage if you dont have it already :)

mattb

QuoteOr were the bans downgraded to not scare the Tour Down Under visitors???

Just very lucky really that the BOM got it a bit wrong. If they had of forecast the Catastrophic FDI's in any of the Region 2 districts I think they would have had to cancel that stage of the race.

FlameTrees

Quote from: mattb on January 17, 2012, 11:27:51 AM
QuoteOr were the bans downgraded to not scare the Tour Down Under visitors???

Just very lucky really that the BOM got it a bit wrong. If they had of forecast the Catastrophic FDI's in any of the Region 2 districts I think they would have had to cancel that stage of the race.

Funny how they got it wrong last year when the TDU was going through Region 2 as well.......  :wink:
"is that negative as in yes, or negative as in no" - actual radio transmission from the field.......