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Re: ATL: MATTHEW - Hurricane - Discussion
Double canes.


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Re: ATL: MATTHEW - Hurricane - Discussion
Jevo wrote:jlauderdal wrote:john morales on nbc 6 miami really reducing effects for miami and broward..imo palm beach county much better too, it looked dicey 12 hours ago..good luck to our firends north, i hope it stays well offshore and nobody gets a direct hit
Yeah John just called the all clear for Broward and Dade... 60+ mph winds in Broward aren't necessarily all clear.
That's still enough for significant power outages.
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Re: ATL: MATTHEW - Hurricane - Discussion
Jevo wrote:jlauderdal wrote:john morales on nbc 6 miami really reducing effects for miami and broward..imo palm beach county much better too, it looked dicey 12 hours ago..good luck to our firends north, i hope it stays well offshore and nobody gets a direct hit
Yeah John just called the all clear for Broward and Dade... 60+ mph winds in Broward aren't necessarily all clear.
not all clear but certainly a reduction in direct effects....he couldnt have been more optimisitc
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Re: ATL: MATTHEW - Hurricane - Discussion
In addition, Matthew will pile up a surge to its right as it moves along the coast and that big mound of water is going to hit the GA and SC coast regardless of where Matthew itself goes. They're likely to see a big destructive surge no matter what, rather like Mobile in Katrina.hurricaneCW wrote:Surge could be particularly more destructive further north towards Georgia/SC coast due to shallower slopes.
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yes but the trend is clearly downward for our area..one feeder band can take out power lines so everyone needs to be ready for that...roofs blowing off isnt happening in miami or browardCrazyC83 wrote:Jevo wrote:jlauderdal wrote:john morales on nbc 6 miami really reducing effects for miami and broward..imo palm beach county much better too, it looked dicey 12 hours ago..good luck to our firends north, i hope it stays well offshore and nobody gets a direct hit
Yeah John just called the all clear for Broward and Dade... 60+ mph winds in Broward aren't necessarily all clear.
That's still enough for significant power outages.
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Re: ATL: MATTHEW - Hurricane - Discussion
marionstorm wrote:Is Matthew forming two eyes or weakening??
That is a picture of Matthew on the left, and Nicole on the right.
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Re: ATL: MATTHEW - Hurricane - Discussion
tolakram wrote:marionstorm wrote:Is Matthew forming two eyes or weakening??
That is a picture of Matthew on the left, and Nicole on the right.
I'm looking at Miami radar.. it's either a dry slot or another eye forming
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Eye appears to be clearing out once again but the northern periphery of the CDO looks quite ragged.
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Re: ATL: MATTHEW - Hurricane - Discussion
Made it without incident to Margate. Managed to get gas at the Lake Worth service plaza on the Turnpike - only $6 to top off 

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Re: ATL: MATTHEW - Hurricane - Discussion
NotoSans wrote:Eye appears to be clearing out once again but the northern periphery of the CDO looks quite ragged.
Is it just me or does it look like it's taking in dry air?
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Re: ATL: MATTHEW - Hurricane - Discussion
I've been seeing an almost NNW motion on satellite now for the entirety of the time the visible has been available--what are the chances Florida escapes landfall by 100 miles or so? I don't see this suddenly bending that heavily back to the west at this point.
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marionstorm wrote:tolakram wrote:marionstorm wrote:Is Matthew forming two eyes or weakening??
That is a picture of Matthew on the left, and Nicole on the right.
I'm looking at Miami radar.. it's either a dry slot or another eye forming
If that's another eye forming, it is HUGE.
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Re: ATL: MATTHEW - Hurricane - Discussion
Hammy wrote:I've been seeing an almost NNW motion on satellite now for the entirety of the time the visible has been available--what are the chances Florida escapes landfall by 100 miles or so? I don't see this suddenly bending that heavily back to the west at this point.
On radar it looks more WNW.
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hurricaneCW wrote:tolakram wrote:TimeZone wrote:
Honestly living in Nova Scotia, I've only dealt with minimal cane's making landfall here. But I can attest to having multiple weather bombs here that absolutely blew all of those Hurricanes combined out of the water as far as effects go. When a storm dumps 50 inches of snow on you, and gives you extremely powerful winds to boot, it's real ugly.
You don't drown in snow, the surge can wash homes and people away. This is why storm surge is the biggest killer.
Went through Sandy and that easily had more impact than all blizzards I've experienced combined all due to storm surge, there's no comparison. It's destruction vs. inconvenience.
It's people like YOU that need to inform people - THEY ARE NOT THE SAME TYPES OF WEATHER SYSTEMS, "only rain vs. snow."
Uh, on. Different animal altogether.
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Re: ATL: MATTHEW - Hurricane - Discussion
tatertawt24 wrote:NotoSans wrote:Eye appears to be clearing out once again but the northern periphery of the CDO looks quite ragged.
Is it just me or does it look like it's taking in dry air?
Appears on radar to be forming a moat between inner and outer eyewall. For those who haven't heard of the moat it's a dry area between double eyewalls.
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Hammy wrote:I've been seeing an almost NNW motion on satellite now for the entirety of the time the visible has been available--what are the chances Florida escapes landfall by 100 miles or so? I don't see this suddenly bending that heavily back to the west at this point.
most models show a west wobble starting in an hour or so
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Re: ATL: MATTHEW - Hurricane - Discussion
Hammy wrote:I've been seeing an almost NNW motion on satellite now for the entirety of the time the visible has been available--what are the chances Florida escapes landfall by 100 miles or so? I don't see this suddenly bending that heavily back to the west at this point.
my weather notice that moving bit to nnw
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