SouthDadeFish wrote::uarrow: Look at the Death Ridge still firmly in place over Texas. Won't be going into the Gulf with that thing there.
Still a few days away from the Gulf at this time frame...let's see how it looks after a few more frames.
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SouthDadeFish wrote::uarrow: Look at the Death Ridge still firmly in place over Texas. Won't be going into the Gulf with that thing there.
Ivanhater wrote:SouthDadeFish wrote::uarrow: Look at the Death Ridge still firmly in place over Texas. Won't be going into the Gulf with that thing there.
Still a few days away from the Gulf at this time frame...let's see how it looks after a few more frames.
SouthDadeFish wrote:Ivanhater wrote:SouthDadeFish wrote::uarrow: Look at the Death Ridge still firmly in place over Texas. Won't be going into the Gulf with that thing there.
Still a few days away from the Gulf at this time frame...let's see how it looks after a few more frames.
I didn't mean it won't. Just saying it will be interesting to see if it budges at all.
SouthDadeFish wrote:Well you can see the weakness at hour 180. But then again, that is hour 180. Very far out. If I were in the Lesser Antilles/PR I would be keeping a very close eye on 93L.
SouthDadeFish wrote:Well you can see the weakness at hour 180. But then again, that is hour 180. Very far out. If I were in the Lesser Antilles/PR I would be keeping a very close eye on 93L.
Ivanhater wrote:SouthDadeFish wrote:Well you can see the weakness at hour 180. But then again, that is hour 180. Very far out. If I were in the Lesser Antilles/PR I would be keeping a very close eye on 93L.
All ridging over the entire ATL abruptly disappears between 168 and 174 hours on this run. Odd thing around lower resolution turn over. Important thing to note is stronger ridging in the short term than it was showing before..similar to the Euro.
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