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Ticka still you are not in the clear until there is a definitive move by Claudette one way or another but it is too early to say all is clear even if the local mets say that.
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That is a forecast track. That is the key to remember. How many times have you been expecting a major snow, severe weather event, or a dry weekend 3 to 5 days out only for it to track significantly farther nort or south of you? The same is true with tropical systems. Nothing is certain until it is makes a move.
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Kelly they are banking on that left turn that is on that grafic that you posted but many things can happen that can change that projection from NHC.
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Nope. The center is elongating. If it can elongate to teh NE...then it has a chance to lower teh gradient winds near that mid level circ near 22.7 / 87.5. That is about the only chance she has now...to follow that convection. I think she will. However, that will throw out the turn to the west. The convection is moving north and it would take a lot to stop it and turn it if it is moving north. It is not moving NW at 12...that's for sure.
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wx247 wrote:That is a forecast track. That is the key to remember. How many times have you been expecting a major snow, severe weather event, or a dry weekend 3 to 5 days out only for it to track significantly farther nort or south of you? The same is true with tropical systems. Nothing is certain until it is makes a move.
Oh...I hate that! When you're expected to get 12-18" snow and then it passes to the south of you with 2-4"...
We have to remember that though. It could hit LA, or FL for all we know. I don't buy the leftward turn either. This is a LA storm, IMO, again.
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Rainband wrote:Just read an interesting post at Gopbi..could be bs..if not expect a shift in models to the right...This storm is gonna give me an ulcer!! :o
Ulcers?? At least yo have hair left!!! I've already pulled all of mine out!!!!Danged Claudette!!!! AAAAAARRRRRRGGGGGGHHHHHH!!!!!!!!! AND AS THY SAY IT AIN'T OVER TILL THE FAT LADY SINGS!! I just wish she would quit warbling and start singing!!!!!!!
:o :? :o :o :?
As much as I'd like to sound an all clear for Houston Ticka I can't yet. To much still up in the air!! The longer she stays weak though the clearer we get, imo.
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vbhoutex wrote:Rainband wrote:Just read an interesting post at Gopbi..could be bs..if not expect a shift in models to the right...This storm is gonna give me an ulcer!! :o
UIlcers?? At least yo have hair left!!! I've already pulled all of mine out!!!!Danged Claudette!!!! AAAAAARRRRRRGGGGGGHHHHHH!!!!!!!!! AND AS THY SAY IT AIN'T OVER TILL THE FAT LADY SINGS!! I just wish she would quit warbling and start singing!!!!!!!
HEY WHO YOU CALLING FAT....I pregnant not fat...*winks cause she's jokin* you keep it up and i'm gonna give you the laundry Jonathan hasn't finished yet!
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