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Bailey1777 wrote:What is the closest 2 hurricanes have made landfall(in miles) in the span of 7 days?
I wouldn't even want to entertain that thought Bailey. Having two direct hits in 3 weeks back in 04 was enough for me.

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JtSmarts wrote:Gordon does seem to love Florida. Once in 2000, twice in 1994.
1994 was just crazy. It was the only time Ive really heard forecasters just give up trying to provide a track for a storm...
http://weather.unisys.com/hurricane/atl ... /track.gif
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I see what the nhc is talking about...The trough base is at around 25 north/47 west, which is pulling this system north-northwestward for now. But there appears that this is moving eastward or even east-northeastward through out the next 24 hours. Once this system gets on the back side of the Axis then a ridge will form to the north. Which turns it westward. We could be seeing a system moving through the caribbean(98L) A system this one moving north of the islands. In another behind it. Interesting times ahead.
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I already post this in the other thread...
The NHC once again name X98L as a Low moving westward while TD 6 moves NW...They will talk more about that on their 205am discussion
http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/tafb/ATSA_00Z.gif
The NHC once again name X98L as a Low moving westward while TD 6 moves NW...They will talk more about that on their 205am discussion
http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/tafb/ATSA_00Z.gif
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Convection burst surronding the center, the diurnal maximum is taking place.
Convection burst surronding the center, the diurnal maximum is taking place.
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