Yes Jevo I saw that to. Look at the area off the West Coast of FL marked in black. I belive, correct me if I am wrong, this would support a cat 4 - 5 hurricane.

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Scorpion wrote:I just woke up this morning and am in awe. Not only might I actually feel some impact from this but its a hurricane! I did not expect this at all.
bvigal wrote:Why does this thread say "hurricane", when advisory does not?
Why was this started as "Sat Pics, Models, Analysis Thread 1" when the previous thread isn't full and locked, with no reference to them, even after a promet, TheEuropean, asked you to please include them? And why starting over with #1?
Emmett_Brown wrote:Unless I am interpretting the recon data wrong, they just sent a vortex message with 995 mb pressure, which is up several mb... the rapid intensification seems to have taken a break.
Looking at IR and WV, looks like this one is getting really close to Haiti. This is going to be a confusing day all around. I think this could still clip Haiti.
Also, i dont think the center is done organizing. It could still jump around some until the shear abates completely and the core of the storm establishes itself a little better.
That being said, it is probably better to focus on the near term a little more instead of the models. I think there is a good chance that Ernesto will spend a good amount of time over land, and makes the future very uncertain. I live in FL, and i am hoping that the storm never really gels for the time being.
It must have been a very difficult forecast for the NHC... and looks to continue that way. I am surprised they changed the path as much as they did without model consistency from run to run.
The mountains of Haiti and W Cuba are tall... they will rip Ernesto a new one if he runs into them.
BonesXL wrote:Again this storms teach and humble us all...that no matter what no one really has a grasp of mother nature....We get blasted for giving our opinions and now this storm has really changed cause..FOR NOW that is
Scorpion wrote:Emmet Brown, the mountains of Cuba are much lower than Haiti's. In addition, it is highly unlikely Ernesto will go over eastern Cuba, where the mountains are.
tailgater wrote:Scorpion wrote:Emmet Brown, the mountains of Cuba are much lower than Haiti's. In addition, it is highly unlikely Ernesto will go over eastern Cuba, where the mountains are.
Why is it highly unlikely.