KFDM Meteorologist wrote:Decent weakness at 700 MB over Florida.
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KFDM Meteorologist wrote:Decent weakness at 700 MB over Florida.
http://www.nco.ncep.noaa.gov/pmb/nwprod ... 0_036l.gif
Windtalker1 wrote:Wait till tomorrows cone...all of S FL will be in it.Normandy wrote:AtlanticWind wrote:I will go with the Pro Mets at the hurricane center tomorrow.
GREAT!
So you don't think itll hit S FL?
Because if you believe the NHC, then you'll notice that S FL is BARELY in the cone.
Wonder where that "weakness" came from?KFDM Meteorologist wrote:Decent weakness at 700 MB over Florida.
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ConvergenceZone wrote:Normandy wrote:Well since the eclipse is in....
If u look at any of the NHC loops that show cloud temps (like WV, Dvorak, etc) and follow the center, ull see a pretty clear WNW movement...
So really all the S Fl talk is rubbish imo.
I agree. I mean, I listen to the opinions of the Pro Mets on here(such as Derek and others) more than anyone else(including myself). I mean these guys work with these models everyday. This is what they do for a living.. They know which models are more reliable, they know their behavior and what to look for and what not to look for......They know alot more than we do, that's for sure and have more tools at their disposal and probably better intutition from working everyday with this stuff....
WxGuy1 wrote:As everyone has been saying, it's just too early. We could see an opposite trend develop starting tomorrow (in regards to model forecasts); we just don't know. I am not stubborn enough to continue to say that Florida is not at threat. It certainly looked like any landfall would stay west of Pensacola yesterday and this morning, but it's becoming apparent that I should take a FL landfall out of the "very unlikely" category and put it in the "unlikely to possible" category. It's still hugely up in the air, and my 'best guess' landfall location is still in the north-central Gulf coast area. However, let me not be stubborn or hard-headed enough to continue dismissing a possibility that some numerical guidance is indicating.
Meaning that the only thing i see to pull it up through Florida. Only thing i see at 500 is a high east of Florida moving west through Monday and leaves a weakness over the state.LeeJet wrote:KFDM Meteorologist wrote:Decent weakness at 700 MB over Florida.
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