Sciencerocks wrote:Why on gods green earth would recon want to go around the storm and hold up the advisory? The northeast quad would be the strongest, wouldn't it?
Since is moving WSW it could be the NW quadrant.
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Sciencerocks wrote:Why on gods green earth would recon want to go around the storm and hold up the advisory? The northeast quad would be the strongest, wouldn't it?
Sciencerocks wrote:Why on gods green earth would recon want to go around the storm and hold up the advisory? The northeast quad would be the strongest, wouldn't it?
Aric Dunn wrote:it honestly looks like another ERC has started er recon radar..
crazy
http://tropicalatlantic.com/recon/recon ... Center.kmz
Aric Dunn wrote:recon center fix is alread 16.47 N..
this is getting awfully close to that bottom line for PR>
GeneratorPower wrote:tgenius wrote:What I have to imagine is tomorrow at some point, (could be 11am or 5pm) but SFL will be in that 5 day cone. I'm praying the storm lifts, but reality is its been 12 years since a storm in SFL, and the unfortunate reality is you can only be lucky for so long. :/
South FL will not be in the cone in my estimation. The NHC will either slow the system down or adjust the track to the right to prevent that. They won't put FL on alert unless they're reasonably sure it will happen. Seen it many times.
Sciencerocks wrote:Aric Dunn wrote:it honestly looks like another ERC has started er recon radar..
crazy
http://tropicalatlantic.com/recon/recon ... Center.kmz
That appears to be what is going on.
Maybe it is still being hit with northerly shear and it is forcing some dry air into the core?
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