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caneman wrote:Bastardi is on crack. The euro has had wide swing variances. Other than their little WSW swing, I don't see much accuracy.
znel52 wrote:Hurrilurker wrote:Everyone is worried about Florida but it looks like NC could be in the greatest danger, as well as DC, NY, NJ, MA if it continues up the coast.
Agreed. I think there are just a lot of ppl from FL on this forum. They are concerned rightfully so but once the storms pass FL the thread usually slows down lol. I am definitely keeping an eye on this as it will be very close to my neck of the woods. Carteret County NC. We stick out like a sore thumb so us and the outer banks take a lot of landfalls from storms.
meriland23 wrote:a lot of people in SFL are panicking, I know this cause a friend of mines cousin lives there and told me she, and a lot of others are packing up already. When confronted with her fear, the only thing I could assure her was that, while preparation is good, keep in mind they track is still very unsure, that it could be FL, SC, OTS, etc. In saying that, I made sure she had the NHC site to reference from, not the Weather Channel
meriland23 wrote:a lot of people in SFL are panicking, I know this cause a friend of mines cousin lives there and told me she, and a lot of others are packing up already. When confronted with her fear, the only thing I could assure her was that, while preparation is good, keep in mind they track is still very unsure, that it could be FL, SC, OTS, etc. In saying that, I made sure she had the NHC site to reference from, not the Weather Channel
Evenstar wrote:znel52 wrote:Hurrilurker wrote:Everyone is worried about Florida but it looks like NC could be in the greatest danger, as well as DC, NY, NJ, MA if it continues up the coast.
Agreed. I think there are just a lot of ppl from FL on this forum. They are concerned rightfully so but once the storms pass FL the thread usually slows down lol. I am definitely keeping an eye on this as it will be very close to my neck of the woods. Carteret County NC. We stick out like a sore thumb so us and the outer banks take a lot of landfalls from storms.
Likewise for us, your neighbors to the North in Tidewater of Virginia.
meriland23 wrote:a lot of people in SFL are panicking, I know this cause a friend of mines cousin lives there and told me she, and a lot of others are packing up already. When confronted with her fear, the only thing I could assure her was that, while preparation is good, keep in mind they track is still very unsure, that it could be FL, SC, OTS, etc. In saying that, I made sure she had the NHC site to reference from, not the Weather Channel
RL3AO wrote:I know it's a small sample size, but the Euro has been by far the most accurate model in terms of track so far. Yes, it's switched around a bit, but you need to remember that the GFS has been way too fast with the storm. Four days ago it already had Matthew entering the Bahamas by now.
brunota2003 wrote:A 936mb hurricane making landfall directly over MHX (Newport/Morehead City, NC NWS office) right at 00Z (they are an upper air site.........) at hour 138. Starting to get into the "Uh oh" realm...
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