There is one school of thought though..... In some parts of the US the maps look like this


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deltadog03 wrote:calm down DWG....its cool...we are all a little nervous...I would trust the Euro over any of them...the nogaps has continued to shift north every run.....
also, the Gfdl is pretty darn good most of the time
dwg71 wrote:Can someone help me understand why the last two vortex messages, 1 prior to advisory and 1 after, both show the storm at 23.1N. Not 23.3N.
The last vortex message had center at 23.1N and 76.4W at 994MB. That point is .1N and 1.2W of 11:00AM points, or 275*.
I dont get it..
Rainband wrote:Titan, a model abc news channel 11 uses..that mind you ,has pretty much nailed all the storms this year.. continues to shift east and now has landfall at lake charles. Dennis phillips said this is still early in the game and he said if a trend develops this may be a LA storm
Seems like that is the last thing I would be saying if I were you.skysummit wrote:Rainband wrote:Titan, a model abc news channel 11 uses..that mind you ,has pretty much nailed all the storms this year.. continues to shift east and now has landfall at lake charles. Dennis phillips said this is still early in the game and he said if a trend develops this may be a LA storm
That's what I say...Lake Charles, La.
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