Aric Dunn wrote:Javlin wrote:Aric Dunn wrote:IF you all are curious.. what the models missed ( and all those who only look at models). the tutt that was across the western carrib and extending up across florida..... ended up in the last 12 hours mostly cutting off and begin retrograding. this changed the shear axis and looks to be opening up a outflow channel. always use your eyeballs. models are a guide only... not be hugged
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will it last ? maybe. the tutt/low should continue westward keeping Beryl in a pretty decent environment.
Thanks Aric she been giving that TUTT tongue a lashing looks to of won and yes eyeballs it's called Fluid Dynamics.
yeah there was little doubt Beryl wouldnt be able to plow through the tutt. of course there would some draw back and interactions but it would win out. what I didnt see coming was part of the tutt cutting on.
figured it would take some time to recover.
but here we are.
I imagined earlier like late last night in a post about the height of the system having an effect on is battle with the wind shear more or less both being in the same ballfield lets say?