
Fish Dreams FINISHED?-Is this headed to CONUS?
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Fish Dreams FINISHED?-Is this headed to CONUS?
Are the fish dreams finished? All I've read so far this morning indicates Bermuda is safe, CONUS is not! Is that true? 

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There are only two ways that the East Coast will not be hit the way I see it. 1) Isabel slows down and then gets steered northward and northwestward at the same forecast period as predicted now, just south of NC and out to see. 2) My track forecast ends at 75 west at 120 hours, with a little bit of westward movement still at 144 hours. There is a chance, that Isabel could turn north-northwest just before reaching the NC coast, and run parallel to the coast, but it would be so close to the coast, that the beaches would still feel impact, and we would likely have a direct hit anyway.
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ncweatherwizard wrote:There are only two ways that the East Coast will not be hit the way I see it. 1) Isabel slows down and then gets steered northward and northwestward at the same forecast period as predicted now, just south of NC and out to see. 2) My track forecast ends at 75 west at 120 hours, with a little bit of westward movement still at 144 hours. There is a chance, that Isabel could turn north-northwest just before reaching the NC coast, and run parallel to the coast, but it would be so close to the coast, that the beaches would still feel impact, and we would likely have a direct hit anyway.
Thanks, Scott

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Not terribly surprised because it is such a close call. I'm glad that I did pick up on the forecasted northwestward and northward movement very early, so I had room to work things out. But you know, it's kind of like throwing a baseball from an outfield fence 400 feet away directly to the catcher while not throwing it outside of two buckets ten feet on either side of him. But still if I had made a 10 day forecast a few days ago, it would have verified within about 300 nautical miles so...
And if Isabel does make landfall, I'll be standing right in her path...
And if Isabel does make landfall, I'll be standing right in her path...
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