elysium wrote:Look at that. The trough got her. Irene is going to recurve after all.
That's relief, guess I can shut off the computer and wait for the next wave.
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dwg71 wrote:
This storm unlike others is much more difficult to forecast 72+ hours out. The NHC 3 day cone is as far as we should look. Models have been trending N and E in the past 24 hours.
ncdowneast wrote:delta did you read what the discussion said.It says the models that run it N at 70W have no valid reason for weakening the ridge.Watch as the storm gradually turns westward and becomes another felix like track going to have to wait and see what actually happens.
ncdowneast wrote:delta did you read what the discussion said.It says the models that run it N at 70W have no valid reason for weakening the ridge.Watch as the storm gradually turns westward and becomes another felix like track going to have to wait and see what actually happens.
~Floydbuster wrote:ncdowneast wrote:delta did you read what the discussion said.It says the models that run it N at 70W have no valid reason for weakening the ridge.Watch as the storm gradually turns westward and becomes another felix like track going to have to wait and see what actually happens.
I'm concerned for SC/Southern NC
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