Is Ivan taking the Southern NHC route?
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Is Ivan taking the Southern NHC route?
If so, what are the implications down the road?
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Re: Is Ivan taking the Southern NHC route?
HouTXmetro wrote:If so, what are the implications down the road?
I have been saying this over over on another news board out of Houston. One local news outlet (CH13) just said WE HAVE NOTHING TO WORRY ABOUT.... YEAH RIGHT....
Ivan looks to be a NGOM or EGOM event to me.....just an opinion given the recent shifting of models.....
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Re: Is Ivan taking the Southern NHC route?
ROCK wrote:HouTXmetro wrote:If so, what are the implications down the road?
I have been saying this over over on another news board out of Houston. One local news outlet (CH13) just said WE HAVE NOTHING TO WORRY ABOUT.... YEAH RIGHT....Highly irresponsible if you ask me....
Ivan looks to be a NGOM or EGOM event to me.....just an opinion given the recent shifting of models.....
Yeah our local mets are always saying we don't have anything to worry about. (Except Neil Frank on 11)
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Re: Is Ivan taking the Southern NHC route?
HouTXmetro wrote:ROCK wrote:HouTXmetro wrote:If so, what are the implications down the road?
I have been saying this over over on another news board out of Houston. One local news outlet (CH13) just said WE HAVE NOTHING TO WORRY ABOUT.... YEAH RIGHT....Highly irresponsible if you ask me....
Ivan looks to be a NGOM or EGOM event to me.....just an opinion given the recent shifting of models.....
Yeah our local mets are always saying we don't have anything to worry about. (Except Neil Frank on 11)
thats the board Im on...Neil knows better from his days at the NHC...
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I can't stand 13 mets.. They are so cocky in their forecast and half of the time they are wrong. I remember last year when Claudette was getting dangerously close to Galveston, 13 mets were still in denial.
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I wondered if the same thing was a possibility. As fast as Ivan is hauling, and with his proximity to the South American continent, what's to say that he couldn't just "go Earl" on us and keep rolling W? Besides a decent consenus of computer models, that is.HouTXmetro wrote::eek: How about it taking Earl's path into Central America? Better yet, maybe it will crash into South America.
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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".
BayouVenteux wrote:I wondered if the same thing was a possibility. As fast as Ivan is hauling, and with his proximity to the South American continent, what's to say that he couldn't just "go Earl" on us and keep rolling W? Besides a decent consenus of computer models, that is.HouTXmetro wrote::eek: How about it taking Earl's path into Central America? Better yet, maybe it will crash into South America.
you seen the recent ones.....UKMET no longer the outliner shifting west over the YUC.....
http://www.wunderground.com/tropical/tr ... model.html
nasty stuff and it has a SKULL IN IT....
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Re: Is Ivan taking the Southern NHC route?
HouTXmetro wrote:ROCK wrote:HouTXmetro wrote:If so, what are the implications down the road?
I have been saying this over over on another news board out of Houston. One local news outlet (CH13) just said WE HAVE NOTHING TO WORRY ABOUT.... YEAH RIGHT....Highly irresponsible if you ask me....
Ivan looks to be a NGOM or EGOM event to me.....just an opinion given the recent shifting of models.....
Yeah our local mets are always saying we don't have anything to worry about. (Except Neil Frank on 11)
I'd trust Neil if I were you. He's GOOD.
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I am wondering about the potential to be weakened by being in such close proximity to the South American coastline myself. Thoughts?
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HouTXmetro, Man Neil Frank! He was good when we lived down there, my folks and brother still live just outside of Baytown and my wifes brother lives in Bacliff. My job moved me to Arkansas several years ago but I talk to my Mom and Dad every weekend and sometimes more. I was down there when Neil was hired by channel 11 from the NHC. He's excellent.
I thought maybe he had retired by now.
amawea
I thought maybe he had retired by now.
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for all the crap that everyone gets on these boards for saying its HEADED WEST or ITS HEADED TO THE CAROLINAS , whatever happened to the good old days , say..any normal hurricane season where it was a matter of everyone being a FISHCASTER.....lets hope Ivan goes and finds frances in Europe or something...something romantic..lol
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