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I think there's some overreaction here. This thing is not even a tropical *low* yet. Both NHC and Accuwx say it *might* develop in *2-3 days* i.e., about when it arrives on the Nicaraguan coast. Even that would likely be a Jose situation - TS fires up as it move onshore. Frontpaging it seems sensationalistic.
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Latest GOM SST chart...
Lets just say portions of the GOM is more then warm enough to sustain a significant hurricane. Hopefully 99 goes *poof*
Latest GOM SST chart...
Lets just say portions of the GOM is more then warm enough to sustain a significant hurricane. Hopefully 99 goes *poof*
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I've never seen such a wide range of opinions on the forecast track of this invest. Some
say the Yucatan and the western Gulf, others say the central or Eastern GOM, and still others
say up the East Coast of FL.
Until we have a legitimate system that the models can initialize properly on, it's mere
speculation at this point.
say the Yucatan and the western Gulf, others say the central or Eastern GOM, and still others
say up the East Coast of FL.
Until we have a legitimate system that the models can initialize properly on, it's mere
speculation at this point.
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boca_chris wrote:I've never seen such a wide range of opinions on the forecast track of this invest. Some
say the Yucatan and the western Gulf, others say the central or Eastern GOM, and still others
say up the East Coast of FL.
Until we have a legitimate system that the models can initialize properly on, it's mere
speculation at this point.
I personaly think its gonna be a monster cat 5 867 mb 200 with 250 gust going straight over baco raton
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We will be entertained for most of October, maybe even November. That caribbean wave is showing signs of development. I'm also watching a wave to the southwest of the cape verde islands. Good convection with it, and it has persisted since yesterday. The TWO hasn't mentioned this yet, but I have a good feeling they will if it persists to tomorrow.
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