hurricanehunter69 wrote:Definite Buzz about this one folks! Not just here; But everywhere else I've checked as well!
That's somewhat disconcerting.
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hurricanehunter69 wrote:Definite Buzz about this one folks! Not just here; But everywhere else I've checked as well!
abajan wrote:I wonder if it will appear on the 8 PM TWO. We'll know shortly.
EDIT: It doesn't.
gatorcane wrote:A lot of GFS ensembles take a pretty strong system up into Cuba and South Florida in the long-range, how the run ends at 384 hours below:
blp wrote:Interesting tweet. We could have a Hadley Cell that might aid this being so far south.
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4h4 hours ago
Levi Cowan @TropicalTidbits
@pppapin @AndyHazelton @EricBlake12 Octobers can flip the Atlantic Hadley Cell on a dime. If this pattern pans out, Caribbean gets favorable
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TheStormExpert wrote:blp wrote:Interesting tweet. We could have a Hadley Cell that might aid this being so far south.
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4h4 hours ago
Levi Cowan @TropicalTidbits
@pppapin @AndyHazelton @EricBlake12 Octobers can flip the Atlantic Hadley Cell on a dime. If this pattern pans out, Caribbean gets favorable
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What is a Hadley Cell?
BigB0882 wrote:Should Louisiana be worried about this at all? I know it is way far out but from what I have learned, it is pretty darn hard for a storm to get into the Gulf and make it as far west as Louisiana during October. Seems storms either continue heading due west or hook sharply which take them to Florida. Even a storm making it quite far west in the gulf can hook and still go to Florida due to geography of the land/gulf.
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