jhpigott wrote:the current GFS has a "Hurricane David" feel to it
oh thats just great..another David (1979 was it?). Evacuation is near impossible in that event.
Hopefully it will not spin higher than CAT 1
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jhpigott wrote:the current GFS has a "Hurricane David" feel to it
meteorologyman wrote:Convection continues to blow
http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/goes/east/tatl/loop-vis.html
storms in NC wrote:Just looked at the loop and it seem to be moving WNW well more like West with a jog to the north. But at less you can see her moving now and not sitting. You will see it swing back to the east again in the models. Maybe Tomorrow we should have a good fix on her. JMO
miamijaaz wrote:This run up the eastern seaboard better not pan out. How exactly do you evacuate all low-lying areas from Miami to SC?
miamijaaz wrote:This run up the eastern seaboard better not pan out. How exactly do you evacuate all low-lying areas from Miami to SC?
miamijaaz wrote:This run up the eastern seaboard better not pan out. How exactly do you evacuate all low-lying areas from Miami to SC?
cpdaman wrote:miamijaaz wrote:This run up the eastern seaboard better not pan out. How exactly do you evacuate all low-lying areas from Miami to SC?
WoW
continues to blossom thru 1232 imagery
http://adds.aviationweather.gov/satelli ... &itype=vis
RECON almost there
that trough also is showing signs of not coming further south, meteorology man i await your
1pm score card check, though i would caution you to wait a little longer with the verdict
cpdaman wrote:tropical storm watches / hurricane watches may be posted at 11pm for east coast florida
wether it is 15 or 25 miles off the coast, that is MUCH to close to brush off in anyway
gtalum wrote:miamijaaz wrote:This run up the eastern seaboard better not pan out. How exactly do you evacuate all low-lying areas from Miami to SC?
I'm not sure a small cat 1 running up the coast would develop a significant surge or require massive evacuations.
fci wrote:gtalum wrote:miamijaaz wrote:This run up the eastern seaboard better not pan out. How exactly do you evacuate all low-lying areas from Miami to SC?
I'm not sure a small cat 1 running up the coast would develop a significant surge or require massive evacuations.
That is presuming that she attains a Cat 1 status again.
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