skysummit wrote:Ok I see it now. Thanks CVW!
Good, Scott. Do you see better now the potential effects of the trough and why the GFS may indicate what it does?
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gatorcane wrote:if those tracks verify than Key West and Tampa are in BIG trouble.
CapeVerdeWave wrote:skysummit wrote:Ok I see it now. Thanks CVW!
Good, Scott. Do you see better now the potential effects of the trough and why the GFS may indicate what it does?
Exactly, I cant believe another Charley like track heading toward's FL. Yesterday I left thinking FL might be in the clear.Brent wrote:gatorcane wrote:if those tracks verify than Key West and Tampa are in BIG trouble.
and the entire West Coast below Tampa if it's that close.
BonesXL wrote:If ernie gets to close to Cuba ...are we allowed to fly recon missions that close to cuba...I think its 50 miles from their coast or something...does anyone know.
cjrciadt wrote:Exactly, I cant believe another Charley like track heading toward's FL. Yesterday I left thinking FL might be in the clear.Brent wrote:gatorcane wrote:if those tracks verify than Key West and Tampa are in BIG trouble.
and the entire West Coast below Tampa if it's that close.Wobble watching greatly starting Tuesday.
wxman57 wrote:deltadog03 wrote:wxman...I respectfully dissagree with you. You can see the low level turning in the S or SW part of the blob. Look at the shortwave IR channel 2 loop....can see low level clouds rotating down there.
How are you seeing the low-level clouds on IR imagery? I have 1 kilometer visible loops running and don't see any low level turning southwest of the convective complex.
storms in NC wrote:is just off shore of Haiti
http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/goes/flt/t2/vis.jpg
rnbaida wrote:can someone please post a physical map of haiti?
calamity wrote:What's the link to the Cube radar?
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