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really monitor this system over the next few days
nwhhc disturbance statement
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This system looks like it is developing very nicely. I do think it may enter the Gulf of Mexico. If I lived on the Western Coast of Florida I'd be especially concerned about this system. They could be looking at a significant hurricane straight in the eye in the next week. I don't see it affecting any other areas along the Gulf with the major cold front coming through later this week and providing for a glorious weekend for most along the Gulf coast. We are anticipating record lows by Friday for our northern suburbs with temperatures around 57F to 62F for those on the North side of Lake Pontchartrain. Now, if this system slows down some and were to enter the Gulf of Mexico on week Monday or Tuesday, then we could be looking at a different situation for many....
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Re: nwhhc disturbance statement
You are right Derek, in your greater concern over this system than the one currently in the SE Gulf. It's a larger, slower developer with a more favorable environment ahead of it to deal with...one question is, can it "run the gauntlet", so to speak, and stay far away enough from the South American continent plus not be steered too close to put it on a collision course with the Greater Antilles?Derek Ortt wrote:really monitor this system over the next few days
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Andrew '92, Katrina '05, Gustav '08, Isaac '12, Ida '21...and countless other lesser landfalling storms whose names have been eclipsed by "The Big Ones".
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Three Blind Mice wrote:Question?? What effects will the trough have on 93? We see the models showing a turn hard right on 91, any chance 93 could go out to sea?(very wishful thinking on my part) That last model of 99kts on ships wakes me up a little this Monday Morning....
IMHO, this system is way too far south to recurve....Better off hoping it weakens due to closeness to South America... But someone else may be better able to give analysis
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The one off the coast of Africa seems to have the best chance of developing right now. T#'s have been given to this system (the one off Africa) and are at 1.0 from both agencies...likely a depression within 24 hours.
It is interesting that you mention about the major hurricanes, bahamaswx. This year could have many more than anticipated...4++
It is interesting that you mention about the major hurricanes, bahamaswx. This year could have many more than anticipated...4++
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