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gatorcane wrote:I am watching a TV met in West Palm and he is convinced that the system is leaning more NW towards the Treasure coast, I checked the radar and see no indication of that. He still thinks maybe hurricane force gusts for coastal Palm Beach around north County. I am just not seeing that.
Digital-TC-Chaser wrote:I tend to think in the next 5-6hrs the cane will start making a landfall, i hope not but that's what i think will pan out.
adam0983 wrote:What made Hurricane Matthew shift east and miss south Florida?
Fountainguy97 wrote:The people in SC and NC need to be watching this much more closely. Recent models are coming back to a "riding the coast" scenario. The problem for intensity forecasts is the fact thatMatthew may intact makelandfall in FL then stay just over land all the way up through SC and maybe even into NC. This would be a much weaker storm.
The more frightening scenario would be a storm staying just far enough off the coast to maintain strength. Then the entire East coast from FL to NC would have the chance of hurricane force winds.
Also many models hinting at some big time rains in NC a foot of rain is on the table due to tropical moisture training into NC starting tomorrow.
Bottom line is that there are A LOT of people that think they are "safe" when in fact they are at major risk
AdamFirst wrote:Kind of regretting/annoyed I evacuated for this, but that's the chance you take. My house in Port Saint Lucie still has power - could have slept in my big bed tonight rather than an air mattress on the floor in my sister's living room in Coral Springs.
slamdaddy wrote:Is it an ERC or expansion or what ?
ronyan wrote:Palm Beach International with a gust to 98 mph.
OuterBanker wrote:Fountainguy97 wrote:The people in SC and NC need to be watching this much more closely. Recent models are coming back to a "riding the coast" scenario. The problem for intensity forecasts is the fact thatMatthew may intact makelandfall in FL then stay just over land all the way up through SC and maybe even into NC. This would be a much weaker storm.
The more frightening scenario would be a storm staying just far enough off the coast to maintain strength. Then the entire East coast from FL to NC would have the chance of hurricane force winds.
Also many models hinting at some big time rains in NC a foot of rain is on the table due to tropical moisture training into NC starting tomorrow.
Bottom line is that there are A LOT of people that think they are "safe" when in fact they are at major risk
I can tell you that just about everyone on the OBX has let thier guard down. We are dependent on the hook. The hook relieved lots of angst that was here for several days. Just about everything was cancelled here. Lots of buisness lost because of it. But, a giant sigh of relief was had by all when the hook was forecast. In fact I was hoping for a sunny weekend. It doesn't look like that's gonna happen already.
NDG wrote:ronyan wrote:Palm Beach International with a gust to 98 mph.
Where you get that from? I don't see that.
bevgo wrote:Can someone post the link to radar please. I am on my kindle and can't find it.
ronyan wrote:Palm Beach International with a gust to 98 mph.
CrazyC83 wrote:kpost wrote:Anyone know of a live news cast to stream coming out of Melbourne? I am wearing out my remote up here (ohio) trying to find live casts.
Edited to add: I know one was mentioned earlier but I lost it. Sorry.
Also Matt is set to approach Melbourne around 12am to 2am. 12am is roughly high tide how large of an impact will that have?
Melbourne is in the Orlando market, so their stations would cover it.
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