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Model Map for 92L... Updated at 3:30PM EST....

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If and/or when this develops I think the track is going to put a lot of people on pins and needles.
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southerngale wrote:Ok, I've only spent about 5 minutes online so far today. Why are people mentioning Camille and saying this could be the strongest storm of the season? I think I missed something. :o
The only reason Camille is being mentioned is because of the way this wave is moving. Same path as Camille. Plus it is so close to the anniversary of Camille. August 17th, 1969. And the possibilities that could happen.
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During a typically year -- from June 1st to August 20th -- a number of tropical waves form and do not become tropical depressions.
Today, we exactly twenty-one (21) days [exactly three weeks] from the average peak date of the Atlantic Basin Hurricane Season, which is, of course, September 10th.
Today, we exactly twenty-one (21) days [exactly three weeks] from the average peak date of the Atlantic Basin Hurricane Season, which is, of course, September 10th.
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If it follows the "best track" (average of all the models) -- it's trouble for the GOM....and this time of year with SST's like bathwater and favorable winds aloft, it could be big trouble (i.e.- major hurricane).
This system bears very close monitoring by all coastal residents, especially along the Gulf Coast.
FYI- I never said it would become another Camille. Category 5 hurricanes are very rare....but any major hurricane (cat-3) is extremely dangerous.
This system bears very close monitoring by all coastal residents, especially along the Gulf Coast.
FYI- I never said it would become another Camille. Category 5 hurricanes are very rare....but any major hurricane (cat-3) is extremely dangerous.
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