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Ok now back to topic..
I see it this way, that to me this thing looks like more of a mexico threat now than cuba, but they are still expecting a turn to the northeast then maybe ENE soit is still a Flordia threat any way you put it.
Looks to me like the storm is trying to go where the warmest SST are. Theres my 2 cents.
I see it this way, that to me this thing looks like more of a mexico threat now than cuba, but they are still expecting a turn to the northeast then maybe ENE soit is still a Flordia threat any way you put it.
Looks to me like the storm is trying to go where the warmest SST are. Theres my 2 cents.

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jkt21787 wrote:I'm not sure what to make of the models. I honestly don't know whether to believe them or not.
Yeah, just stay tuned. I think with it being a weak storm now, and weak steering currents from what the pro's have been saying, the models will have difficulties. However those are tightly clustered.......
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I think that it is very early to make long range forecasts or proyections as there is not a tropical storm yet and the steering currents are weak so anything can happen in the short term from the TD weakening to an open wave to turn into a major cane and in terms of the track it can go erractic and move to centralamerica or the Yucatan Penninsula.What I am trying to say is that let's all take it easy and see how it all evolves in the next few days and when it turns into a storm then a more precise forecast can be made and then let's see how the troughs and ridges pan out to see if any part of the US will be affected by this system.So again let's calm down and see what mother nature has instore for us.
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THead wrote:jkt21787 wrote:I'm not sure what to make of the models. I honestly don't know whether to believe them or not.
Yeah, just stay tuned. I think with it being a weak storm now, and weak steering currents from what the pro's have been saying, the models will have difficulties. However those are tightly clustered.......
I Respectfully disagree, with it to be slow can that mean it can stay in a warm area such as the carribian and sort of suck as much energy as it can. But I think once it moves into the GOM at expect a pick up in speed.
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Weatherfreak14 wrote:THead wrote:jkt21787 wrote:I'm not sure what to make of the models. I honestly don't know whether to believe them or not.
Yeah, just stay tuned. I think with it being a weak storm now, and weak steering currents from what the pro's have been saying, the models will have difficulties. However those are tightly clustered.......
I Respectfully disagree, with it to be slow can that mean it can stay in a warm area such as the carribian and sort of suck as much energy as it can. But I think once it moves into the GOM at expect a pick up in speed.
Disagree with what?
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cycloneye wrote:I think that it is very early to make long range forecasts or proyections as there is not a tropical storm yet and the steering currents are weak so anything can happen in the short term from the TD weakening to an open wave to turn into a major cane and in terms of the track it can go erractic and move to centralamerica or the Yucatan Penninsula.What I am trying to say is that let's all take it easy and see how it all evolves in the next few days and when it turns into a storm then a more precise forecast can be made and then let's see how the troughs and ridges pan out to see if any part of the US will be affected by this system.So again let's calm down and see what mother nature has instore for us.
Awesome post, Luis

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