canes04 wrote:interesting system for sure. i'm watiching the developing tail SW of Cuba, this could bring some serious squalls to SFL later tonight.
Was looking at that too! I guess I'd better go do my yard work now!

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canes04 wrote:interesting system for sure. i'm watiching the developing tail SW of Cuba, this could bring some serious squalls to SFL later tonight.
Sanibel wrote:Right now I think Debby is bumping at the verge between the trough and High. Right now GFS is winning as it nudges E. However this doesn't mean the High won't finally grab it and shunt it W along the coast.
PTrackerLA wrote:Really hard to envision a westward movement now. Debby can't even get a cloud into Louisiana today and we are baking under this high pressure.
South Texas Storms wrote:Wow this storm is really depressing me now. I will NEVER forgive the GFS for screwing Texas with this storm. The one time I wanted it to fail miserably. Of course not. Thanks Florida for stealing our rain and making our drought come back.
CrazyC83 wrote:Has there been a reliable SFMR reading lately? Without any, I would go with 55 kt for the intensity, on a conservative analysis of the 77 kt FL winds (supports about 63 kt at its height).
CrazyC83 wrote:Has there been a reliable SFMR reading lately? Without any, I would go with 55 kt for the intensity, on a conservative analysis of the 77 kt FL winds (supports about 63 kt at its height).
PTrackerLA wrote:Really hard to envision a westward movement now. Debby can't even get a cloud into Louisiana today and we are baking under this high pressure.
jabman98 wrote:A couple of mentions in the model thread about how some of the models a few days ago showed Debby splitting, part of it going east and part going west. Any thoughts on that happening at this point?
Evil Jeremy wrote:South Texas Storms wrote:Wow this storm is really depressing me now. I will NEVER forgive the GFS for screwing Texas with this storm. The one time I wanted it to fail miserably. Of course not. Thanks Florida for stealing our rain and making our drought come back.
Hey, blame the EURO for creating what ended up being false hope. This is the GFS's victory.
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