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johngaltfla wrote:FYI.
Local mets in Sarasota and Tampa tonight had no solid prediction on the final path through this area. They said to watch closely as the initial intensity at landfall and forward speed will determine what the severity of the storm will mean for us. Basically though if you live from Naple to Bradenton, you should pay equal attention as those in SE Florida.
The cone IS really, really wide, basically the whole length of the state of Florida. Even the projection for the next 24 hours is really wide. Seems strange, seems like NHC has been nailing them down alot tighter than this lately. Maybe because of the weakness of the storm?
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gkrangers wrote:Its going to be Broward or Palm....with an outside shot at northern Dade.
If it actually stays due West, it will hit the Dade/Broward border with biggest impact MISSING Palm Beach County.
40 miles North and we are directly hit.
Now, each wobble and wiggle becomes big and quibbling over the exact position becomes the course.....
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THead wrote:The cone IS really, really wide, basically the whole length of the state of Florida. Even the projection for the next 24 hours is really wide. Seems strange, seems like NHC has been nailing them down alot tighter than this lately. Maybe because of the weakness of the storm?
I would guess one reason is because the storm is forecasted to slow to a crawl, it makes the forecast very unsure. It's pretty much taking into account the entire model spread.
It should continue of a westward track, but when they stop or slow to less than 5mph, it gives me an uneasy feeling. That could be supper though.
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artist wrote:thanks fci - what gets me also is the highest probabilities is Palm Beach county as well. This is going to be a looooong night.![]()
guess we should put up the shutters just in case, huh?
I know; why would WPB be the highest probability?
I am so indecisive on shutters, will decide for sure in the AM after dropping my daughter off to the bus at 6 AM.
Why they have a half day in Palm Beach County when Broward and Dade are closed is beyond me!!
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THead wrote:Scorpion wrote:Yes, the fist is forming. I think 90 mph landfall at least.
Can someone explain this "fist" thing again please? I remember someone talking about it in one of the previous storms this year. tia.
believe "the fist" means it would supposely gain strength fast. usually "shows" before the storm .. "bombs out" and gains strength fast.
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CronkPSU wrote:NO WAY would i let my kid go to school tomorrow if i lived down there
I hear you but I am a firm beliver in attending school and am sending both to school. He gets out at 11:35 and she is out at 12:20 so they will both be home by 1:00 before a whole lot of action starts.
Still wondering if we won't get up before 6 and find out that they cancelled anyway....
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Foladar wrote:THead wrote:Scorpion wrote:Yes, the fist is forming. I think 90 mph landfall at least.
Can someone explain this "fist" thing again please? I remember someone talking about it in one of the previous storms this year. tia.
believe "the fist" means it would supposely gain strength fast. usually "shows" before the storm .. "bombs out" and gains strength fast.
Yeah, but I mean where is it, its something visible on the sat pics right?
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THead wrote:Foladar wrote:THead wrote:Scorpion wrote:Yes, the fist is forming. I think 90 mph landfall at least.
Can someone explain this "fist" thing again please? I remember someone talking about it in one of the previous storms this year. tia.
believe "the fist" means it would supposely gain strength fast. usually "shows" before the storm .. "bombs out" and gains strength fast.
Yeah, but I mean where is it, its something visible on the sat pics right?
Yeah, it will be right at the center of circulation. Convection fires up and you can see it start to wrap around the center.
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She actually looks like she moving a little south of due west but hey that's just my opinion.
http://www.rap.ucar.edu/weather/satelli ... duration=6
http://www.rap.ucar.edu/weather/satelli ... duration=6
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