Hylian Auree wrote:Welcome Emily. You kept us waiting long enough, I'd say
Talk about some labor pains getting her here...Geez! I'm thinking everyone on S2K should go and have a pink cigar now.
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Hylian Auree wrote:Welcome Emily. You kept us waiting long enough, I'd say
Dean4Storms wrote:I'm sure NHC has reasons for holding back and I suspect that it is to verify that this center remains viable as it appears to be doing so per sat. presentation.
Fyzn94 wrote:I'm expecting the first advisory in about an hour...
painkillerr wrote:Welcome EMILY... you only took 100 pages in S2K to show your face!!!!
Aric Dunn wrote:yeah... its a lot stronger this run...
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gatorcane wrote:Aric Dunn wrote:yeah... its a lot stronger this run...The posts in this forum are NOT official forecast and should not be used as such. They are just the opinion of the poster and may or may not be backed by sound meteorological data. They are NOT endorsed by any professional institution or storm2k.org. For official information, please refer to the NHC and NWS products.
Yeah it is. The models have indeed shifted west over the past day or so, but only because they were reacting to an unorganized system. Today the system has improved in organization and we have a possible LLC that the models can initialize better on.
The system would need to stay a broad low to move more west and in that case, I can't see it developing enough to become a significant (hurricane or major hurricane) for Florida. The reasoning behind that is because if it actually develops then it goes east of Florida it looks like (maybe even east of the Bahamas), there is not much ridging at all to bend it back West.
The way it hits Florida right now is if it stays weak and moves WNW through some islands with some high mountains to disrupt the circulation....leaving it not much time to become a significant system into Florida.
In general the way Florida is vulnerable to a significant system is when there is a building ridge to bend a system West with a direct hit from the east (AKA Frances or Andrew)
OR
There is a big weakness over Florida that can cause a hurricane in the Caribbean to start a recurve path South of Cuba, especially a recurve path from the Western Caribbean where the system can go over Western Cuba which does not have alot of high mountains (Wilma, Charley, etc).
Most of Florida's hits come from the South not the East (i.e. the latter scenario not the former)
JPmia wrote:GFS appears to ramp her/it up quickly.. do we really believe this will happen considering what we've gone through today? lol
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