Canadian gets the CV season started ... (if it's right)
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Yeah too much I will have to watch from here.
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Yes... It looks like the models want to kick start the CV season:):).Maybe this time they are right:):
Here is the 384 hr projection. Who knows how this will really end up.I remember when 91L was first starting to be picked up by the models they had it anywhere from the Carolinas( GFS) To Central Florida( tropical models). It will be interesting to see how the Atlantic Basin really looks on AUG 28 at 12z:):)
384 hrs out:):)
http://www.nco.ncep.noaa.gov/pmb/nwprod ... _384.shtml
Here is the 384 hr projection. Who knows how this will really end up.I remember when 91L was first starting to be picked up by the models they had it anywhere from the Carolinas( GFS) To Central Florida( tropical models). It will be interesting to see how the Atlantic Basin really looks on AUG 28 at 12z:):)
384 hrs out:):)
http://www.nco.ncep.noaa.gov/pmb/nwprod ... _384.shtml
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