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Bailey1777 wrote:Derek same question please do you see the front making it to the coast?
That might be a better question to ask in the Tropical Analysis forum -
http://www.storm2k.org/phpbb2/viewtopic.php?t=88761
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Derek Ortt wrote:plus, Ernesto is moving at about 280
on this heading, it passes south of Jamaica, putting it left of the model forecast points
Jamaica does seem to have the tendency to dodge bullets.
Hope they do this time again.
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Derek Ortt wrote:plus, Ernesto is moving at about 280
on this heading, it passes south of Jamaica, putting it left of the model forecast points
cool. That is awesome news for Jamaica, but bad news in the sense that it perhaps may go through the channel as opposed to weaken every so slightly over Cuba. This doesn't look good for the Gulf IF it continues to develop. As much as I was rooting for a Mexico landfall, that's looking less and less likely now unfortunately....
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Derek Ortt wrote:if the front waits until Friday, the only thing it will cause is severe inland flooding
I'm confused??Will the fron cause flooding? maybe we should give him a break. I know he is tired.

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