chris46n wrote:Base on the models runs hitting Florida is very very small. So lets move on with that....
I see few models suggesting a D.R. landfall either. Would it please you to discount that as well?
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chris46n wrote:Base on the models runs hitting Florida is very very small. So lets move on with that....
chris46n wrote:Base on the models runs hitting Florida is very very small. So lets move on with that....
Hogweed wrote:Euro over Puerto Rico.
Peak 3 hour gust is at the eastern end of the island at 178 mph slightly earlier.
https://weather.us/model-charts/euro/pu ... 1200z.html
chris46n wrote:Base on the models runs hitting Florida is very very small. So lets move on with that....
AutoPenalti wrote:chris46n wrote:Base on the models runs hitting Florida is very very small. So lets move on with that....
Okay, you seem to know the future so I'll see to you on that.
chris46n wrote:Florida has never in the cone at all...... will past at least 300 miles east of Florida.
boca wrote:It's always good to watch this but I'm feeling good about this staying away from Florida but my prayers are with the people of the islands down there.
gatorcane wrote:Big shift EAST by the NAM with noticeably less ridging at 54 hours. Has flight data been entered into this run of the NAM? That is a pretty big shift (yeah I know it is the NAM).
Evil Jeremy wrote:Can't imagine GIV data is in yet, flight is still in progress and by my look they haven't sampled much of the environment yet.
I'm still of the mind that this won't be an issue for Florida, but further north is absolutely in play. Unless anything changes with the 00z run, with the GIV data, it would take one of the biggest model mess ups we've ever seen to bring this to Florida.
Evil Jeremy wrote:Can't imagine GIV data is in yet, flight is still in progress and by my look they haven't sampled much of the environment yet.
I'm still of the mind that this won't be an issue for Florida, but further north is absolutely in play. Unless anything changes with the 00z run, with the GIV data, it would take one of the biggest model mess ups we've ever seen to bring this to Florida.
tpinnola wrote:Any threat to New England? The 12z Euro brings it pretty far north. Probably too far out to tell.
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