Extratropical94 wrote:According to 00Z Best Track we now have three simultaneous hurricanes in the Atlantic Ocean.09L ISAAC 180910 0000 14.6N 41.0W ATL 65 993
Looks like I should've waited another hour before posting...
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Extratropical94 wrote:According to 00Z Best Track we now have three simultaneous hurricanes in the Atlantic Ocean.09L ISAAC 180910 0000 14.6N 41.0W ATL 65 993
Extratropical94 wrote:According to 00Z Best Track we now have three simultaneous hurricanes in the Atlantic Ocean.09L ISAAC 180910 0000 14.6N 41.0W ATL 65 993
Kazmit wrote:Extratropical94 wrote:According to 00Z Best Track we now have three simultaneous hurricanes in the Atlantic Ocean.09L ISAAC 180910 0000 14.6N 41.0W ATL 65 993
The same thing happened one year ago from yesterday.
supercane4867 wrote:Kazmit wrote:Extratropical94 wrote:According to 00Z Best Track we now have three simultaneous hurricanes in the Atlantic Ocean.09L ISAAC 180910 0000 14.6N 41.0W ATL 65 993
The same thing happened one year ago from yesterday.
9/8/2017
9/9/2018
MississippiWx wrote:Just maybe the powers that be are on to something when they say September 10 is the average peak of the season?
Extratropical94 wrote:According to 00Z Best Track we now have three simultaneous hurricanes in the Atlantic Ocean.09L ISAAC 180910 0000 14.6N 41.0W ATL 65 993
Blinhart wrote:From the latest advisory: I must stress that all aspects of the forecast are highly uncertain at this time. The dynamical track model spread is nearly 1000 miles at day 5, while the intensity guidance spread is nearly 100 kt. Although the NHC track and intensity forecasts have not been changed very much, this should not be interpreted as increasing confidence in the forecast.
This isn't good that there is so much uncertainty in this system..
BobHarlem wrote:Blinhart wrote:From the latest advisory: I must stress that all aspects of the forecast are highly uncertain at this time. The dynamical track model spread is nearly 1000 miles at day 5, while the intensity guidance spread is nearly 100 kt. Although the NHC track and intensity forecasts have not been changed very much, this should not be interpreted as increasing confidence in the forecast.
This isn't good that there is so much uncertainty in this system..
This is as close to "We don't know." as I've ever read in an NHC dicussion.
Ptarmigan wrote:I would not be surprised if Isaac and Helene become major hurricanes.
Sciencerocks wrote:8-)
Gustywind wrote:Ptarmigan wrote:I would not be surprised if Isaac and Helene become major hurricanes.
Hope not especially for those you lived in the EC like me and Luis, Msbee and others friends...
Ptarmigan wrote:Gustywind wrote:Ptarmigan wrote:I would not be surprised if Isaac and Helene become major hurricanes.
Hope not especially for those you lived in the EC like me and Luis, Msbee and others friends...
Helene at this point looks like a fish storm. Isaac is a bit concerning.
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