Steve wrote: This, along with everything they don’t plot, is fairly convincing inside of 27 hours. Obv click 07 or 07.es
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Steve wrote: This, along with everything they don’t plot, is fairly convincing inside of 27 hours. Obv click 07 or 07.es
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Dean4Storms wrote:Wonder with the convection all to the north and east if we won't see some wobbles by the center more northward overnight toward the convection. I know the deep layered ridge is a steering it but this small a core and center can usually get pulled into deep convection, seen it dozens of times.
SoupBone wrote:Steve wrote: This, along with everything they don’t plot, is fairly convincing inside of 27 hours. Obv click 07 or 07.es
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Steve wrote:Dean4Storms wrote:Wonder with the convection all to the north and east if we won't see some wobbles by the center more northward overnight toward the convection. I know the deep layered ridge is a steering it but this small a core and center can usually get pulled into deep convection, seen it dozens of times.
You are right. And there have been almost as many leading centers that left behind old convection to dissipate as they stepped WNW. You guys should get some action, probably even TS on Okaloosa Island, but models - outside of the globals that haven’t run yet - are keyed in tightly on Harrison Co. it’s at least even money. I’d agree that any adjustments would be toward the east, but this looks locked in with 24-27 hours to go.
Dean4Storms wrote:Steve wrote:Dean4Storms wrote:Wonder with the convection all to the north and east if we won't see some wobbles by the center more northward overnight toward the convection. I know the deep layered ridge is a steering it but this small a core and center can usually get pulled into deep convection, seen it dozens of times.
You are right. And there have been almost as many leading centers that left behind old convection to dissipate as they stepped WNW. You guys should get some action, probably even TS on Okaloosa Island, but models - outside of the globals that haven’t run yet - are keyed in tightly on Harrison Co. it’s at least even money. I’d agree that any adjustments would be toward the east, but this looks locked in with 24-27 hours to go.
Yea, last few radar frames looks like it is jogging more NW as the convection grew. Might see this back and forth, stair stepping a bit or you could call it a wobble. I agree, it should head for the MS Coast but any long lasting deviation could shift things a bit further east. We'll see.
I actually have family in Mobile so they are asking and I'm telling them to just prepare for Hurricane force gusts and they should be fine.
MississippiWx wrote:Yeah, it's a mess right now. Unless something changes, I don't see this strengthening much more.
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