AccuWeather Point Of View

[lilbump3000]

[Josephine96]

So I guess they predict a Louisiana/Mississippi event?

[Sean in New Orleans]

So I guess they predict a Louisiana/Mississippi event?

That's what it looks like, but, the low, to me, is developing further west than they are indicating. And I am hunching pretty good that we'll see a more northerly direction and then maybe a NE turn as it approaches the coast.

[bevgo]

That is all I need.....a bunch of rain Tuesday and I have to go to work in a flood prone area. Got to be in early, boss just quit, dont know who to call if there is a problem.....GREAT!

[Anonymous]

That is all I need.....a bunch of rain Tuesday and I have to go to work in a flood prone area. Got to be in early, boss just quit, dont know who to call if there is a problem.....GREAT!

Cool ! Without the boss, just come in whenever you want

[ColdFront77]

That's what it looks like, but, the low, to me, is developing further west than they are indicating. And I am hunching pretty good that we'll see a more northerly direction and then maybe a NE turn as it approaches the coast.

Most of us here are talking about a developing surface low to the east of the convection, not west.

[bevgo]

I have to be at the hospital at 7:30 AM to make rounds and then go to my office and make phone calls. If I didn't have to make rounds I would be non-essential personel that day but go figure! LOL I do know if there is a hurricane the office will close. That sure beats being the supervisor in a hospital (was a Director of Nurses until recently) At least I don't have to do another 3 day stint at the hospital anymore. I am so glad I changed jobs! No stress and no more hospital hurricane parties! I love having a simpler life and not having to make all the decisions anymore and NO MORE ON-CALL!!!!

[Sean in New Orleans]

That's what it looks like, but, the low, to me, is developing further west than they are indicating. And I am hunching pretty good that we'll see a more northerly direction and then maybe a NE turn as it approaches the coast.

Most of us here are talking about a developing surface low to the east of the convection, not west.

I don't think I clearly understand why? It appears to me that the surface low has already formed to the West of the convection... http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/PS/TROP/DATA/RT ... -loop.html Local mets pointed this out this evening, as well on local weather reports.

[Anonymous]

That's what it looks like, but, the low, to me, is developing further west than they are indicating. And I am hunching pretty good that we'll see a more northerly direction and then maybe a NE turn as it approaches the coast.

Most of us here are talking about a developing surface low to the east of the convection, not west.

I don't think I clearly understand why? It appears to me that the surface low has already formed to the West of the convection... http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/PS/TROP/DATA/RT ... -loop.html Local mets pointed this out this evening, as well on local weather reports.

The LLC to the west is falling apart and is not the central focus. I watched the FOX broadcast and Baskin was was too focused on the LLC because #1 it's falling apart and #2 Most of the convection is east of the center anyway.

[Matthew5]

Do you think this system is going to make its normal morning blow up of convection?

[Sean in New Orleans]

I watched Carl Arredondo on Channel 4 and he pointed out the surface low. I don't usually watch Fox8 too much.

[Stormcenter]

Do you think this system is going to make its normal morning blow up of convection?

Look for this to happen at around 3am tomorrow morning.

[Anonymous]

Do you think this system is going to make its normal morning blow up of convection?

I wouldn't be surprised....a new LLC and organization is more important. Remember, the timeframe is slowly shrinking.