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tracyswfla wrote:Brent wrote:stormandan28 wrote:If the storm hits say where the nhc track shows will Sarasota feel any strong winds or will we not feel nothing.
Maybe a few squalls...
But the GFDL is pretty much overhead.
Brent what ya think about a Ft. Myers/Naples direct hit?
I just don't know. This turn is going to be hard to predict until it happens. That's going to be critical.
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stormy1959 wrote:Looks like Charley's track. http://www.ecmwf.int/ Can't get direct link to work, but go to forcasts and choose N. A.
ECMWF and GFDL taking it around SARASOTA. I consider these 2 to be the best so far. This is a bit concerning for the Tampa Bay area
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Brent wrote:cjrciadt wrote:Potential excellent in the Channel, but poor at best closing in on FL.
I'm wondering if the fast motion might limit potential weakening. If this were going to be coming in much slower then I could see significant weakening, but not if it's flying NE.
Remember Frances, just about stopped before landfall and busted itself up for over a day and finally made landfall. However the models expect it to move rapidly like Charley so the GFDL scenario of staying a Cat3 thru FL may not seem so unlikely.
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Brent wrote:cjrciadt wrote:Potential excellent in the Channel, but poor at best closing in on FL.
I'm wondering if the fast motion might limit potential weakening. If this were going to be coming in much slower then I could see significant weakening, but not if it's flying NE.
It will weaken somewhat due to 81-82 deg GOM water and shear starting on the system - but, the GFDL accelerates this storm to 12-18 mph on SAT morning. Not going to decrease much (i.e. like Charley) at that forward speed - potential for much inland wind damage with this one.
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