MdWx wrote:I find it funny how many "indepedent" casters on here had it a Hurricane twisting out to sea last week before it was even named.
Weather patterns change on a daily basis.
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Stormchaser16 wrote:But didnt you say "its headed into mexico as a weak TD.... woopie" ???????? in another thread? Sorry dave, not attacking you here, but i cannot validate your remarks
DT wrote:actually what I said was NO significant strengthening...
in case you havent notice its been 24 hrs since we
had a wind gust at FLT level to 53 knots
I am not writing off Bonnie I just dont expect Much
East side, actually NE quad is the worst area of a Tropical system.Josephine96 wrote:Just out of curiosity..
In an earlier thread.. I had mentioned that if Bonnie came at Tampa/St Pete..,someone else said we'd be on the east side and said it could be catastrophic {actually I think it was Charley not Bonnie}
Anyway.. what's catastrophic? us being on the East side? or a storm hitting TB? or both? I'm confused lol
DT wrote:actually what I said was NO significant strengthening...
in case you havent notice its been 24 hrs since we
had a wind gust at FLT level to 53 knots
I am not writing off Bonnie I just dont expect Much
tallywx wrote:DT wrote:actually what I said was NO significant strengthening...
in case you havent notice its been 24 hrs since we
had a wind gust at FLT level to 53 knots
I am not writing off Bonnie I just dont expect Much
TS Barry was in worse shape than TS Bonnie in 2001 (exposed LLC with no convection). 48 hours later, it was making landfall at Seaside, FL, with wind gusts reported at 82 mph.
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