Landfall EAST of models..
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Landfall EAST of models..
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Just saw Scott's model map ( Dont know how to paste 2 links)...Charlie's Cuban landfall appears will be east of the models he posted..Will this fact change the forecasted tracks more east?? Should Naples/Marco Island sleep easy tonight??
Just saw Scott's model map ( Dont know how to paste 2 links)...Charlie's Cuban landfall appears will be east of the models he posted..Will this fact change the forecasted tracks more east?? Should Naples/Marco Island sleep easy tonight??
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I dunno.. All I know is that the NHC (if they see this at all) should probably shift the forecasted track a bit more esatward... This is bad for the whole Eastern Seaboard.. If this does occur, then it will have a lot more time to furthermore develop over the warm Gulf Stream waters.. Then go up the coast.... And eventually to CAPE COD!!! WHERE I LIVE!!!... We will see at 11PM EST
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I feel very strongly that the trough is going to move the storm farther east than the models... impacting the coast sooner and further south: my prediction is Sanibel. The SW steering currents seen on the water vapor maps are very strong, and Charlie is not all that big that it could overcome such strong high atmospheric jet winds.
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Heading east
flyingphish wrote:I live in north Naples and I'm not sleeping easy. This may well be a Cat 3 by the time it knocks on the door of Sw Fl. and the NE quadrant will be the bear. Had hoped this one would hook under Fl. all together. Whatever happens..Good luck to all .
If I were you, I'd already be in the car heading east. It ain't worth waking up to the blow.
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I'd like to accuse you of -removed-...but it makes sense. A shift to the right could bring it in on top of you. Be safe.
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If you use a long loop and do 6 hour averaging to take out the wobbles you can see a little shift towards the north. 6 hours ago I expected the eyewall to brush the east coast of the Isle of youth and now its a few miles off. The system also looks as though it might be slowing down a little which increases the risk of a track change. By the time Charley crosses 25 N we should have a better idea of the track and intensity.
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and then we can Put on a show!!! In the barn... and Mommy and daddy can dress like children and we can pretend that we are grown ups...
The Dark Knight wrote:I dunno.. All I know is that the NHC (if they see this at all) should probably shift the forecasted track a bit more esatward... This is bad for the whole Eastern Seaboard.. If this does occur, then it will have a lot more time to furthermore develop over the warm Gulf Stream waters.. Then go up the coast.... And eventually to CAPE COD!!! WHERE I LIVE!!!... We will see at 11PM EST
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