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ConvergenceZone wrote:yep, the hype over this storm is slowly dying down over the tv channels, thank god. Aside from heavy rain, that should be about it....Hopefully it will move quick enough and the convection will die down to prevent any flooding type rains.
tronbunny wrote:ConvergenceZone wrote:yep, the hype over this storm is slowly dying down over the tv channels, thank god. Aside from heavy rain, that should be about it....Hopefully it will move quick enough and the convection will die down to prevent any flooding type rains.
Honestly, I will be very disappointed if Ernie turns into a non-event for FL.
We can use the rain, here.
Just don't like those nasty winds and tornadoes.
Scorpion wrote:gtalum wrote:I think we're (Florida, that is!) going to get the rain, whether or not we get the destructive winds. Let's hope for justthe rain.
At this rate I don't even know if we'll get rain. Oh well, its nice that the school district cancelled classes. Vacation day tomorrow.
Scorpion wrote:
At this rate I don't even know if we'll get rain. Oh well, its nice that the school district cancelled classes. Vacation day tomorrow.
http://www.insmet.cu/asp/genesis.asp?TB0=PLANTILLAS&TB1=RADAR&TB2=../Radar/04Camaguey/cmwMAXw01a.gifjpigott wrote:anybody have the link to that cuban radar
wxman57 wrote:You can't tell if there's any LLC at all now, much less if it's over land or water. What you're watching is a convective burst to the southeast of the upper low that's retreating westward through the FL Straits. Wind shear has ripped Ernesto to shreads over the past 24 hours, but it still could regenerate an LLC. The wind threat to south Florida is looking like less of an issue. But if Ernesto does survive the night, which it has a good chance of doing, then it will likely track north up the FL peninsula and give them a good bit of rain.
The farther it goes west, the less chance it'll move off the east coast of FL and regenerate off the Carolinas, too. So maybe good news for everyone across the southeast U.S. Rain without much wind is better than a hurricane.
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