floridasun wrote:do think ts warring may be upgaade to hurrrwarring in se fl? look like strong band will get closer to dade and se coast?????
Not likely, unless the windfield dramatically expands in size.
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floridasun wrote:do think ts warring may be upgaade to hurrrwarring in se fl? look like strong band will get closer to dade and se coast?????
GCANE wrote:cheezyWXguy wrote:GCANE wrote:UL WV seems to show the trof becoming cutoff south of the panhandle.
What implications would this have?
Reduce the expected shear, Modify the track.
UTSARoadrunner4 wrote:GCANE wrote:cheezyWXguy wrote:What implications would this have?
Reduce the expected shear, Modify the track.
Modify the track further up the coast? And I’m guessing the storms you mentioned earlier off the Louisiana coast is the reason for the cutoff?
GCANE wrote:UTSARoadrunner4 wrote:GCANE wrote:
Reduce the expected shear, Modify the track.
Modify the track further up the coast? And I’m guessing the storms you mentioned earlier off the Louisiana coast is the reason for the cutoff?
Yup
GCANE wrote:UTSARoadrunner4 wrote:GCANE wrote:
Reduce the expected shear, Modify the track.
Modify the track further up the coast? And I’m guessing the storms you mentioned earlier off the Louisiana coast is the reason for the cutoff?
Yup
StormPyrate wrote:is dry air mixing in on radar?
TheHurricaneGod wrote:Looks like the movement has become more north instead of NE. Not sure if still east of the forecast track.
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