opinions anyone?
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Hmmm, I think it will sit there until it moves. At that point it will slowly head somewhere, and there is a definate possibility that it may or may not return for another visit 
While I am fooling around, sadly, at this point the above is about as firm as any real forecast could be at this point. Only time will tell.
While I am fooling around, sadly, at this point the above is about as firm as any real forecast could be at this point. Only time will tell.
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Of course this is the "Talkin' Tropics" page, and, with the knowledge of what was to come with a Katrina-type situation, many of us (myself included) discussed what other atmospheric possibilities were there at that time - as the man said in the movie, hope is a good thing.
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Derek Ortt wrote:models have shifted well left at 12Z, with the AVNI having a very strong cat 2 moving toward north FL/Geogia in 5 days
With this storm you can't just say that the models have shifted right or left. You have to clarify, because if you say left that would sound like left from where she is, i.e. Central FL, if you say right its out to sea. And what about the loop de loop? If it is left on the return, that would mean south Florida, if it is right that would be North FL/South GA. LOL!
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Re: opinions anyone?
tallbunch wrote:Where do you think O will finally make landfall?
THIS IS JUST AN OPINION
I believe GA in 5 days
Hopefully it will not make landfall where Isabel makes landfall
btw, Florida in 7 days
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hmmmm...
Well might be way off the concensus, but I'm thinking South Carolina...
Whatever northern component may arise from that trough that may be around in 4-5 days might only be able to get her about as far as SC... with an eventual recurve back to sea over NC and Va... Just a guess though, but no more silly than this thing hitting Labrador either at this point...
Well might be way off the concensus, but I'm thinking South Carolina...
Whatever northern component may arise from that trough that may be around in 4-5 days might only be able to get her about as far as SC... with an eventual recurve back to sea over NC and Va... Just a guess though, but no more silly than this thing hitting Labrador either at this point...
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Looking at virtually all of the 1200Z main globals (UKMET, NOGAPS, MM5,
the good 'ole GFS
and the GFDL), I'm placing my bet on the SE coast between Southern SC to the OBX. Don't flame me, I never commit myself to any type of landfall predictions, especially one as crazy as the Divine Miss "O" , but you asked!!!
So, my chips are on the table. That, and a dollar will buy ya a cup of coffee!!!
Chuck
the good 'ole GFS
and the GFDL), I'm placing my bet on the SE coast between Southern SC to the OBX. Don't flame me, I never commit myself to any type of landfall predictions, especially one as crazy as the Divine Miss "O" , but you asked!!!
So, my chips are on the table. That, and a dollar will buy ya a cup of coffee!!!
Chuck
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I don't know what to think. 
"On Shakespeare's Ophelia
By Carol McCluer
The title of the book, Reviving Ophelia, is a reference to the character of Ophelia in Shakespeare’s play, Hamlet; she is used as a symbol for what the author, Mary Pipher, says happens to young women. “As a girl Ophelia is happy and free,” she writes, but at adolescence “...has no inner direction.” When she falls in love with Hamlet, she “lives only for his approval” and “struggles to meet the demands of Hamlet and her father...[T]orn apart by her efforts to please,” Pipher continues, Ophelia goes mad with grief and drowns herself.""
quoted from website posted below
http://www.aestheticrealismtheatreco.org/ophelia.htm
kinda sounds like our girl huh? maybe she will "drown herslef. either way ophelia...hamlet is not in the USA...go across "The Pond" you might find him in England and then again maybe you will drown on the way.
By Carol McCluer
The title of the book, Reviving Ophelia, is a reference to the character of Ophelia in Shakespeare’s play, Hamlet; she is used as a symbol for what the author, Mary Pipher, says happens to young women. “As a girl Ophelia is happy and free,” she writes, but at adolescence “...has no inner direction.” When she falls in love with Hamlet, she “lives only for his approval” and “struggles to meet the demands of Hamlet and her father...[T]orn apart by her efforts to please,” Pipher continues, Ophelia goes mad with grief and drowns herself.""
quoted from website posted below
http://www.aestheticrealismtheatreco.org/ophelia.htm
kinda sounds like our girl huh? maybe she will "drown herslef. either way ophelia...hamlet is not in the USA...go across "The Pond" you might find him in England and then again maybe you will drown on the way.
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