The lastest 850mb theta-e data (from 12Z, 8:00 AM ET/7:00 AM CT) doesn't indicate a theta-e ridge toward Texas, Louisiana or anywhere for that matter, thus Tropical Storm Bill should at least slow down, become nearly staionary or even stall for a time, which indeed makes the turn to the right more interesting.
Forecast models are taking the center of "Bill" to the NE and then eventually E over the southeastern United States.
Tropical Storm Bill's "turn to the right"?
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Tropical Storm Bill's "turn to the right"?
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Re: Tropical Storm Bill's "turn to the right"?
ColdFront77 wrote:The lastest 850mb theta-e data (from 12Z, 8:00 AM ET/7:00 AM CT doesn't indicate a theta-e ridge toward Texas, Louisiana or anywhere for that matter, thus Tropical Storm Bill should at least slow down, become nearly staionary or even stall for a time, which indeed makes the turn to the right more interesting.
Forecast models are taking the center of "Bill" to the NE and then eventually E over the southeastern United States.
Hey Coldfront, what models are you talking about ? And how far NE?
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You're welcome, Colin.
Jonathan, Toni and those that are wondering what I'm talking about... These are the models I am referring to: http://www.wrel.com/modelmap.htm
Jonathan, Toni and those that are wondering what I'm talking about... These are the models I am referring to: http://www.wrel.com/modelmap.htm
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Rainband wrote:Yes but my house is not so lucky the roof in the laundry room is done for lol..Too much rain!!!!!Toni - 574 wrote:Thanks Coldfront for the info.
Hey Rainband how'd ya like that little storm we had last night. Hope all got thru safe!
Well Rainband, just thank God that it is only the laundry room, it could be worse. I need to put up a whole new roof real soon. I hope and pray that I can make it thru this season without any problems.
Can you patch that area to get you thru?
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Sorry to hear about your roof Johnathan. Good thing a lot of this heavy rain will be west and north of you.
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Toni it was the ceiling and the roof has a leak..sorry..I realized what I posted but was too lazy to edit Who is online
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