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AS OCCURS THIS TIME OF THE YEAR...TROPICAL ACTIVITY AND EASTERLY
WAVES IN THE GULF OF MEXICO HAVE A TENDENCY TO MESS UP THE LAST
SEVERAL DAYS OF ANY WELL THOUGHT OUT EXTENDED. THE GFS IS
INDICATING ANOTHER TROPICAL DISTURBANCE SOUTH OF LAKE CHARLES NEXT
TUESDAY WHICH IS SUPPORT BY THE ECMWF BUT FARTHER WEST NEAR THE
MEXICAN COASTLINE. THIS BEARS WATCHING.
NW GOM Next Tuesday
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NW GOM Next Tuesday
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Thanks Kat Daddy!
Thanks Kat Daddy for the info.
Please continue to keep us up to date.
I have a feeling this will be a long
September for GOMERS.
Please continue to keep us up to date.
I have a feeling this will be a long
September for GOMERS.
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WOO-HOO...my first post on here following the Great PBi "Upgrade" exodus!
Thanks for the heads up Kat. Had me wondering...I was looking at a recent GFS run and it had an bit of an odd look next week for what should be the tail end of an extended run of dry, fall-like weather. Our local AWD doesn't mention anything specifically, but is now hinting at putting precip chances back in the forecast starting Monday and increasing by midweek. Hmmmm.
Thanks for the heads up Kat. Had me wondering...I was looking at a recent GFS run and it had an bit of an odd look next week for what should be the tail end of an extended run of dry, fall-like weather. Our local AWD doesn't mention anything specifically, but is now hinting at putting precip chances back in the forecast starting Monday and increasing by midweek. Hmmmm.
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Andrew '92, Katrina '05, Gustav '08, Isaac '12, Ida '21...and countless other lesser landfalling storms whose names have been eclipsed by "The Big Ones".
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This season has the making of a rather active season
By the end September
1995 - Opal (Tanya)
1996 - Isidore (Marco)
1997 - Erika (Grace)
1998 - Karl (Nicole)
1999 - Harvey (Lenny)
2000 - Keith (Nadine)
2001 - Humberto (Olga)
2002 - Josephine (Lili)
So taking this in account we will have at least 15 named storms
By the end September
1995 - Opal (Tanya)
1996 - Isidore (Marco)
1997 - Erika (Grace)
1998 - Karl (Nicole)
1999 - Harvey (Lenny)
2000 - Keith (Nadine)
2001 - Humberto (Olga)
2002 - Josephine (Lili)
So taking this in account we will have at least 15 named storms
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