ROCK wrote:NAM farther left through the straits....at 39hrs
Did I just see you use the NAM to predict storm location... Cmon ROCK... I know you know better than that..
LOL j/k.. glad to see you're going to stick around with us

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ROCK wrote:NAM farther left through the straits....at 39hrs
Vortex wrote:I used to be a nam hugger many years go..Bottom line its fantastic with synoptics but horrible with TC trek....
ROCK wrote:we are actually at the point where modeling is pointless for where this goes in the near term.......the only thing left IMO is intensity, and final landfall point other than the keys...time to watch the floaters for track thru the straits...
Betrock wrote:ROCK wrote:we are actually at the point where modeling is pointless for where this goes in the near term.......the only thing left IMO is intensity, and final landfall point other than the keys...time to watch the floaters for track thru the straits...
For those of us who live in the Tampabay area, Fort Myers, etc. we truly hope all here will continue to post the intermediate info, as final landfall is not all that matters.
The realy 'important' question is: how much lawn furniture do we have to haul inside?!
Nimbus wrote:Where is the current version of this map located?
http://oi48.tinypic.com/orih50.jpg
They have been sampling the ridge extensively so the BAM suite should be fairly accurate. What I'm interested in is there a divergence between the BAMS vs the BAMD. Once Isaac stacks up again north of Cuba there might be some variation in forecast track based on strength.
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