
Euro HP trend... Little stronger it appears on 12z...
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northjaxpro wrote:ronjon wrote:fci wrote:. Watches may be required for portions of the
east coast of Florida later today.
And this:
Life-threatening storm surge and dangerous hurricane-force winds
are still possible along portions of the Florida east coast by the
early to middle part of next week, but since Dorian is forecast to
slow down and turn northward near or just offshore of the coast, it
is too soon to determine when or where the highest surge and winds
could occur.
This has been my chief worry for the Northeast Flotia region:
STORM SURGE FLOODIING.
Dorian does not have to impact the Northeast Florida region with a direct landfall here in the region.to cause potential major storm surge into the Ssint Johns River and.its tributaries. Irma demonstrated that 2 years ago. Dorian's inner core, should it get as close as within 50 miles of Jacksonville, can still cause potential of major surge into the river, especally if it moved NW to N, parallel.up the coast causing a prolonged onshore fetch into the river.
Also, can not forget the Intracoastal Waterway as well as storm surge would cause problems along that basin .
AtlanticWind wrote:storm4u wrote:EURO initialized
High pressure looks stronger on initialation
hohnywx wrote:kevin wrote:Discussion topic just said that Gonzo (G-IV) is taxiing for take off. It's the plane that will take readings of the ridge strength and orientation. Hopefully, the data can already be implemented in the 18z models and maybe it'll lead to a clearer picture of the situation.
18z has already passed (1 PM). Hopefully it can be inputted for 0z (7 PM).
Mouton wrote:northjaxpro wrote:ronjon wrote:
This has been my chief worry for the Northeast Flotia region:
STORM SURGE FLOODIING.
Dorian does not have to impact the Northeast Florida region with a direct landfall here in the region.to cause potential major storm surge into the Ssint Johns River and.its tributaries. Irma demonstrated that 2 years ago. Dorian's inner core, should it get as close as within 50 miles of Jacksonville, can still cause potential of major surge into the river, especally if it moved NW to N, parallel.up the coast causing a prolonged onshore fetch into the river.
Also, can not forget the Intracoastal Waterway as well as storm surge would cause problems along that basin .
and the St Mary's river and intercoastal in Nassau County. The Fernandina Beach marina is still under repair from Mathew. The bend at the Fl/Ga coast where the St Mary's/Amelia River outflow is a massive surge collector. Nowhere for the water to go especially during abnormally high "king" tides as the mouth is oriented toward NE winds.
dukeblue219 wrote:hohnywx wrote:kevin wrote:Discussion topic just said that Gonzo (G-IV) is taxiing for take off. It's the plane that will take readings of the ridge strength and orientation. Hopefully, the data can already be implemented in the 18z models and maybe it'll lead to a clearer picture of the situation.
18z has already passed (1 PM). Hopefully it can be inputted for 0z (7 PM).
18Z is 2pm EDT and has not quite passed (but obviously will soon).
SFLcane wrote:Euro very close to SFL...
SFLcane wrote:Euro very close to SFL...
beachman80 wrote:To me this is the run that will really decide FL fate. I truly believe that. If Euro continues to turn it, then I think it’s all but gonna surely happen and we can start focusing on the Carolinas.
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