tarheelprogrammer wrote:Anyone think sub 900 mbs is a possibility like the models are showing?
may actually be more likely than not if it avoids mountains
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tarheelprogrammer wrote:Anyone think sub 900 mbs is a possibility like the models are showing?
Kingarabian wrote:This is just terrible from the GFS man
Alyono wrote:tarheelprogrammer wrote:Anyone think sub 900 mbs is a possibility like the models are showing?
may actually be more likely than not if it avoids mountains
Mouton wrote:Last few frames near cuba, storm looks like in creeping mode around 79/80W. Looks a tad north of the NHC plan for 5 days. Also, appears to be turning NW in past few frames. So, where does that move stop, at 305 or 360? Looks like no time over Cuba which means a record storm for SE Florida and the lower Keys.
Alyono wrote:tarheelprogrammer wrote:Anyone think sub 900 mbs is a possibility like the models are showing?
may actually be more likely than not if it avoids mountains
Alyono wrote:tarheelprogrammer wrote:Anyone think sub 900 mbs is a possibility like the models are showing?
may actually be more likely than not if it avoids mountains
NDG wrote:Is going to be a slow track north with that mid level ridging over the Great Lakes.
[img]https://i.imgur.com/2RPMcs7.png[img]
Hurricane Andrew wrote:00z runs tonight with Gonzo/balloon data are going to be important...still at the D5-D7 range, so nothing is set in stone.
Kingarabian wrote:NDG wrote:Is going to be a slow track north with that mid level ridging over the Great Lakes.
[img]https://i.imgur.com/2RPMcs7.png[img]
Maybe in line for some historic flooding then.
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