jasons wrote:It's gonna miss the first forecast point to the west...
How far are we talking? A few miles or 50 miles?
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jasons wrote:It's gonna miss the first forecast point to the west...
Digital-TC-Chaser wrote:Consensus of computer models suggest this system will track northwest and may move inland over coastal texas sometime thursday as a tropical storm.
stormlover2013 wrote:Aric what is Jason talking about ?
Rocketman wrote:The City of Biloxi (and the residents there) been in a huge water drainage project in the eastern part of town. This is going to set things back a bit.
stormlover2013 wrote:Ok, so ur saying NHC will shift track more towards the west ?
Aric Dunn wrote:stormlover2013 wrote:Aric what is Jason talking about ?
read up I described what its happening. it has been rotating southward all day. good hundred miles or so from first recon fix.
jasons wrote:Aric Dunn wrote:stormlover2013 wrote:Aric what is Jason talking about ?
read up I described what its happening. it has been rotating southward all day. good hundred miles or so from first recon fix.
Yes, sorry I didn't reply earlier. If you look at a really long satellite loop and speed it up, you can see the center is consolidating. And it's south and west of the NHC plot line....
So you got two factors that will send this to Texas. 1) A bad initialization that needs to be corrected, and 2) the Euro winning the model war with a west tug at the end.
sphelps8681 wrote:jasons wrote:Aric Dunn wrote:
read up I described what its happening. it has been rotating southward all day. good hundred miles or so from first recon fix.
Yes, sorry I didn't reply earlier. If you look at a really long satellite loop and speed it up, you can see the center is consolidating. And it's south and west of the NHC plot line....
So you got two factors that will send this to Texas. 1) A bad initialization that needs to be corrected, and 2) the Euro winning the model war with a west tug at the end.
Some of us don't know what you mean when you say it has been rotating southward all day. Some explanation would be greatly appreciated if ya'll could tell what that means for potential change in the forecast if any. For anything that is said that means a change of any sort. With only a couple of days for anyone to prepare this would be great.
jlauderdal wrote:we are off to a great start with the modeling
davidiowx wrote:sphelps8681 wrote:jasons wrote:
Yes, sorry I didn't reply earlier. If you look at a really long satellite loop and speed it up, you can see the center is consolidating. And it's south and west of the NHC plot line....
So you got two factors that will send this to Texas. 1) A bad initialization that needs to be corrected, and 2) the Euro winning the model war with a west tug at the end.
Some of us don't know what you mean when you say it has been rotating southward all day. Some explanation would be greatly appreciated if ya'll could tell what that means for potential change in the forecast if any. For anything that is said that means a change of any sort. With only a couple of days for anyone to prepare this would be great.
Basically the track would shift a little bit more towards the west. Having said that, that doesn't mean a whole lot in regards to where the flooding rains and gusty winds will end up. As of now, (things can and will likely change) this storm is very lopsided with all of the convection and heavy rain off to the east and north east of the center.
Follow the NHC guidance, and check often, as there are a lot of uncertainties with this system.
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