HURAKAN wrote:eastcoastFL wrote:if andrea reforms is a there a landfall possibility? or will she continue her north east heading?
With the trough coming the only way to move is NE.
That B:grrr:

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It's going to be a LONG 6 months.Damar91 wrote:Sorry guys, I have to be the one the to say it, but I can't even imagine what this place is going to be like when an actual storm that is threatning the CONUS is upon us. Already some of us are bashing the NHC and placing such a high emphesis on a storm that at the very most MIGHT be nice to look at on the way to Europe.
Matt-hurricanewatcher wrote:Most Mets would likely agree with us this afternoon. The only thing that maybe they would see that should've stopped this from being upgraded was. 1# slight displacement of the Cdo and LLC, 2# not enough time and the nhc likes to wait.
Matt-hurricanewatcher wrote:Most Mets would likely agree with us this afternoon. The only thing that maybe they would see that should of stop this from being upgraded was. 1# slight displacement of the Cdo and LLC, 2# not enough time and the nhc likes to wait.
Stratusxpeye wrote:Matt-hurricanewatcher wrote:Most Mets would likely agree with us this afternoon. The only thing that maybe they would see that should of stop this from being upgraded was. 1# slight displacement of the Cdo and LLC, 2# not enough time and the nhc likes to wait.
This thing should never have been upgraded since it was declared a remnant low. I have no idea why everyone is all over this. Not to mention it's going nowhere and heading out to the very cold seas up north. Maybe has 15 mph winds max with gusts. Not even comparable to our thunderstorms here in central florida. Just my opinion though. Great call by the NHC. (Not like it was a call to make though.)
Stratusxpeye wrote:Matt-hurricanewatcher wrote:Most Mets would likely agree with us this afternoon. The only thing that maybe they would see that should of stop this from being upgraded was. 1# slight displacement of the Cdo and LLC, 2# not enough time and the nhc likes to wait.
This thing should never have been upgraded since it was declared a remnant low. I have no idea why everyone is all over this. Not to mention it's going nowhere and heading out to the very cold seas up north. Maybe has 15 mph winds max with gusts. Not even comparable to our thunderstorms here in central florida. Just my opinion though. Great call by the NHC. (Not like it was a call to make though.)
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