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NONAME wrote:Just to Tell people that there right this is definitly not 2006or 2004 or any other year such as all the other years before 2006 because there has never been a hurricane season that has been the same so quit sayin it not 2005 anymore. No year can realisticly be compared to another.
What?NONAME wrote:Just to Tell people that there right this is definitly not 2005or 2004 or any other year such as all the other years before 2006 because there has never been a hurricane season that has been the same so quit sayin it not 2005 anymore. No year can realisticly be compared to another.
sevenleft wrote:What?NONAME wrote:Just to Tell people that there right this is definitly not 2005or 2004 or any other year such as all the other years before 2006 because there has never been a hurricane season that has been the same so quit sayin it not 2005 anymore. No year can realisticly be compared to another.
They didn't really say anything. Just kinda threw some words together in an incoherent "statement".....SouthFloridawx wrote:sevenleft wrote:What?NONAME wrote:Just to Tell people that there right this is definitly not 2005or 2004 or any other year such as all the other years before 2006 because there has never been a hurricane season that has been the same so quit sayin it not 2005 anymore. No year can realisticly be compared to another.
I understood what he was saying.
Nice Post Joshlinkerweather wrote:Bailey1777 wrote:No but the mets on here are saying look West young man. Things will change of course but that is the majority opinion of the pro's here right now.
Well, I have been a bit too busy with our general thunderstorms and of course the tropics to post here. But, after reading a few posts from the last few hours, I must say that even in most cases this would be WAY to early to even estimate a guess for landfall. In this particular storm scenario, there are, unfortunately several seemingly plausible scenarios regarding the synoptic pattern across the W. Atlantic, W. Caribbean, and GOM. With that said, IMO, it is extremely irresponsible to make a landfall "forecast" or even guess if you are someone who has a concrete background in meteorology. Folks, we are talking about something that would be 7 days away if Florida or even 9 or 10 days away if Texas. Also, keep in mind that in its early stages we will likely see center re-locations and reformations, etc. Thus leading to problems with model initialization.
Making non-professional guesses is fun, I suppose, but I am admittedly surprised with the inferred degree of certainty from some of the other pros here.
Forgive my rant, now back to my other duties here at work.
sevenleft wrote:They didn't really say anything. Just kinda threw some words together in an incoherent "statement".....SouthFloridawx wrote:sevenleft wrote:What?NONAME wrote:Just to Tell people that there right this is definitly not 2005or 2004 or any other year such as all the other years before 2006 because there has never been a hurricane season that has been the same so quit sayin it not 2005 anymore. No year can realisticly be compared to another.
I understood what he was saying.
I'm not really sure what they were trying to say, but saying "This isn't 2005" IS legitimate when discussing the chances of an extreme hurricane. Conditions, on the whole, are less favorable this season than last.
rockyman wrote:I agree, Josh, but I did want to point out that the Florida Keys are now in the 5 day cone
There's a weakness here thats gonna take it where I live in Texas!! YEE-HAW!!!, no, Wait. Theres a potential for it to come to where I live in Florida, I heard it on the local news tonight. I am out buying batteries as we speak!! Oh Yeah? I see a development in the pattern that will bring it to where I live in Spain!! My local met is always right and we are already boarding up and heading out.
Kids in a candy store, all wanting the same thing......
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