new frances forecast... same track as before though right in
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Derek Ortt
new frances forecast... same track as before though right in
the gom
http://www.nwhhc.com/atl062004forecast.html
also note: RSMAS will be closing so forecasr graphics may be damn nea rimpossible for us to produce now. What I will try and do tomorrow is place a tracking chart on the site so that you can plot the coordinates
http://www.nwhhc.com/atl062004forecast.html
also note: RSMAS will be closing so forecasr graphics may be damn nea rimpossible for us to produce now. What I will try and do tomorrow is place a tracking chart on the site so that you can plot the coordinates
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caneman
hurricane_lover wrote:Derek,
Boss, I have to heavily disagree with you major on this one. You are totally missing the boat on this one, IMHO. The northern jog is already takeing place.
Have you watched the loops for the last couple of hours? It is due WNW and still humming along. Face reality. Good stuff Derek. Little concerned cause think it is gonna come right over Tampa too.
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spaceisland
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Derek:
looking at the water vapor imagery, your assessment seems to be correct. The intensity will be tough to call, as you indicate. It is hard to believe the local forecasters who say that the steering winds will be so light that it will take 24 hours to cross the peninsula.
I was dead-on with Charley (I said a Sanibel landfall for than 24 hours before it hit)... perhaps a "lucky shot"... but I am sticking with a Central Florida landfall on Frances. I do not see any mechanism for punching through the ridge.
looking at the water vapor imagery, your assessment seems to be correct. The intensity will be tough to call, as you indicate. It is hard to believe the local forecasters who say that the steering winds will be so light that it will take 24 hours to cross the peninsula.
I was dead-on with Charley (I said a Sanibel landfall for than 24 hours before it hit)... perhaps a "lucky shot"... but I am sticking with a Central Florida landfall on Frances. I do not see any mechanism for punching through the ridge.
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hurricane_lover wrote:Derek,
Boss, I have to heavily disagree with you major on this one. You are totally missing the boat on this one, IMHO. The northern jog is already takeing place.
Nope WNW with actually a more Westerly component. From FSU Model update has a SUPER Ensemble package that detects landfall near Vero Beach with re emergence near Tampa into the Gulf and re landfall as a 3 west of Tallahassee. I think by 5:00AM we can lean against a SC|NC for landfall.
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