#84 Postby kenl01 » Sun Aug 27, 2006 6:18 am
I must say, this is, of course, the right time of year for this type of thing. Late August, conditions are supposed to get more favorable, and the most unfortunate situation is that the ULL to Ernesto's west moved away, allowing for intensification and less shear. Little or no shear is the key, unfortunately.
However, we sure could use more rain here along the SC inland coastal counties as Ernesto possibly moves just to our East, but if it turns right too quickly, we won't experience too much in the way of lasting heavy rains as it crosses North FL and emerges into the Atlantic. It HAS TO go a little more west for it to moves over the SE coast, at which time it should be downgraded to a cat 1. The wind wouldn't be a big deal around here (maybe East 35 to 50mph, higher gusts) if it turns more to the right of the projected track............
Hopefully people in Florida will be safe............
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