bahamaswx wrote:Satellite appearance has clearly degraded since yesterday, and recon hasn't found 185mph winds for (12?) hours. Why does the NHC continue to insist she's a 185mph storm?
Recon heading into the RFQ now...we shall see.
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bahamaswx wrote:Satellite appearance has clearly degraded since yesterday, and recon hasn't found 185mph winds for (12?) hours. Why does the NHC continue to insist she's a 185mph storm?
MGC wrote:Looks to be a moat forming around Irma looking at the long range radar out of San Juan. Could be an EWRC starting. I don't see much of a north component to the movement according to the radar. USVI and BVI are going to get the eyewall unless Irma wobbles away. Too early to tell if PR get the eyewall yet......MGC
ScottNAtlanta wrote:This is not looking good for SC.
Hurricane Andrew wrote:bahamaswx wrote:Satellite appearance has clearly degraded since yesterday, and recon hasn't found 185mph winds for (12?) hours. Why does the NHC continue to insist she's a 185mph storm?
Recon heading into the RFQ now...we shall see.
bahamaswx wrote:Satellite appearance has clearly degraded since yesterday, and recon hasn't found 185mph winds for (12?) hours. Why does the NHC continue to insist she's a 185mph storm?
NJWxHurricane wrote:Janie2006 wrote:Radar trend seems to indicate slightly north of due west. We need a more northerly component to the storm motion if PR is to avoid a major hit.
seeing more north wobbles now, PR might be saved
ronjon wrote:ScottNAtlanta wrote:This is not looking good for SC.
or Savannah
Aric Dunn wrote:Hurricane Andrew wrote:bahamaswx wrote:Satellite appearance has clearly degraded since yesterday, and recon hasn't found 185mph winds for (12?) hours. Why does the NHC continue to insist she's a 185mph storm?
Recon heading into the RFQ now...we shall see.
pretty much 185 still..
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Aric Dunn wrote:
besides not following the center line...
how did you ever come up with no landfall from this ? probably one of the worst angles to come in for the miami area..
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Arsynic wrote:Right now, I'm going to be bullish and pound the table for OTS.
She's going fishing. I'm not an expert, I've just been watching storms long enough to know that when models are shifting east this early, the trend usually keeps going east. In fact, it's probably going to be sunny and a little bit windy for the Carolinas and FL.
But with that said...I already stocked up on hurricane supplies LAST FRIDAY and I booked rooms at two different hotels for Monday-Tuesday and Tuesday-Thursday. Trying to cover all possible scenarios.
TIP: If you reserve a hotel through a third party site and you need to push the days back, you'll have to cancel the rooms and re-book which means that if the great unwashed masses are all booking rooms at this time, you're SOL. So just book multiple rooms for multiple days and then cancel the ones you don't need. Hopefully you don't need any of them.
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