Alyono wrote:CrazyC83 wrote:Does this slight north shift keep the core away from the northern Leewards, or still a direct hit?
still plows over them. A Luis is now probably the best case scenario
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I am not the best with math, but lets say the eye of the storm is 30 miles from you, do they mean the exact center, would you then subtract the half the eye radii distance from that number. I'm I making sense?
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Not liking this one bit living in Florida. No land interaction and upper air environment starting to favor more west it seems
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895mb monster even after crossing Cuba.

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Re: ATL: IRMA - Models
RL3AO wrote:
About 30 to 40 miles north of 6z run.
Also a solid Category 5 right there. Ouch.
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This might be the furthest west the GFS has gone with the ridge bridge 
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Kazmit wrote:895mb monster even after crossing Cuba.
Aww he!! No. Missed a frame or 2. At what hour does it start to effect Florida. 144? Watching for the 120 mark
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so the gfs really has an 885 after crossing cuba..seems suspicious at bestKazmit wrote:895mb monster even after crossing Cuba.
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Kazmit wrote:895mb monster even after crossing Cuba.
wow kiss my home bye modlehome
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Pretty good jump North of 6z, ridge bridge looks narrower at 114 than 6z
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Re: ATL: IRMA - Models
RL3AO wrote:
About 30 to 40 miles north of 6z run.
Do you think it's a new trend North for model or are they getting a grip on the movement?
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caneman wrote:Kazmit wrote:895mb monster even after crossing Cuba.
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/MoTqe ... 86-h670-no
Aww he!! No. Missed a frame or 2. At what hour does it start to effect Florida. 144? Watching for the 120 mark
That's the 6z not the 12z
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RL3AO wrote:
At 144
114 hour mark already in Southern Bahamas. Has it picked up speed or forecast to do so? We look like were at about the 120 hour mark now or close to.
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This may be the worst run I've seen on a storm that really was going to hit since Wilma and Rita.
https://www.tropicaltidbits.com/analysi ... 0&ypos=300
And it's deepening south of Florida rather than in the SW Atlantic. Damn. This isn't going to end up good at all. Hate to be a doomsdayer, but...
https://www.tropicaltidbits.com/analysi ... 0&ypos=300
And it's deepening south of Florida rather than in the SW Atlantic. Damn. This isn't going to end up good at all. Hate to be a doomsdayer, but...
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Kazmit wrote:895mb monster even after crossing Cuba.
That's from this morning's 6z. 12z hasn't gotten there yet.
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