
I don’t buy the cat 4 to TS scenario in 24 hours either. Putting up our shutters on east coast tomorrow. Been wrong before but I don’t bet against what I think my eyes see…strong SE to NE flow.
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gatorcane wrote:ConvergenceZone wrote:With that latest EURO run, does it effect the east coast at all? or does it just turn North later into Northern Florida?
Looks like it was missing data see above
TheHurricaneGod wrote:The 18z euro is likely based off of Ian's current position, which is assumed to be 40 miles east of the NHC's track at this point in time. That likely explains the SE shift. Sensitive forecast.
CronkPSU wrote:the 6z and 18z euro runs have been a bit wacky, let's see what the 12z looks like
skyline385 wrote:gatorcane wrote:ConvergenceZone wrote:With that latest EURO run, does it effect the east coast at all? or does it just turn North later into Northern Florida?
Looks like it was missing data see above
Never heard of a missing data before, he also hasn't responded to folks asking for further clarification to the tweet. I would hold off until we get confirmation or details from more mets about it.
skyline385 wrote:gatorcane wrote:ConvergenceZone wrote:With that latest EURO run, does it effect the east coast at all? or does it just turn North later into Northern Florida?
Looks like it was missing data see above
Never heard of a missing data before, he also hasn't responded to folks asking for further clarification to the tweet. I would hold off until we get confirmation or details from more mets about it.
tolakram wrote:I don't trust anything that comes from WESH, they do not have a good track record and I am not familiar with the mets that work there. I have no idea what missing data means.
not sure what he means either but Burris is my favorite local met- he knows his stuff and is usually very careful to explain to his audience what’s going on. We’ll see what he means soon enough I’m sure.SFLcane wrote:notskyline385 wrote:gatorcane wrote:
Looks like it was missing data see above
Never heard of a missing data before, he also hasn't responded to folks asking for further clarification to the tweet. I would hold off until we get confirmation or details from more mets about it.
Missing data? Um what lol.![]()
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tolakram wrote:I don't trust anything that comes from WESH, they do not have a good track record and I am not familiar with the mets that work there. I have no idea what missing data means.
skyline385 wrote:gatorcane wrote:ConvergenceZone wrote:With that latest EURO run, does it effect the east coast at all? or does it just turn North later into Northern Florida?
Looks like it was missing data see above
Never heard of a missing data before, he also hasn't responded to folks asking for further clarification to the tweet. I would hold off until we get confirmation or details from more mets about it.
viberama wrote:skyline385 wrote:gatorcane wrote:
Looks like it was missing data see above
Never heard of a missing data before, he also hasn't responded to folks asking for further clarification to the tweet. I would hold off until we get confirmation or details from more mets about it.
Eric Buress at WESH 2 is a decent meteorologist but can be melodramatic sometimes. I wouldn't read too much into it.
TheHurricaneGod wrote:In comparing the 18z and 00z TT model track guidance for today, I noticed a more northerly direction vs NNW in the spaghetti plots. This, to me, is a definite sign that there's going to be further east shifts in model track guidance. At least that's my assumption. I will have to check back later to see if my intuition was right/wrong.
tolakram wrote:East and stronger than 12Z
https://i.imgur.com/afHIyoq.gif
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