boca_chris wrote:I think she's going to end up safely away from NOLA and hit NE Texas area or SW Louisiana....I'm still sticking with my prediction from yesterday...
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The storm is still feeling the strong ridge to the north. You can see this because it still appears to be getting "squished" where more of the convection is on the lower half of the storm.
In addition, the type of turn the NHC predicts usually happens a little after the storm starts to elongate on a NW/SE axis. That is clearly not happening yet....when you start to see this then the turn should be happening..
I expect the forecast track to shift about 50-100 miles left of the 11am advisory.
In addition, the type of turn the NHC predicts usually happens a little after the storm starts to elongate on a NW/SE axis. That is clearly not happening yet....when you start to see this then the turn should be happening..
I expect the forecast track to shift about 50-100 miles left of the 11am advisory.
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