1500 utc frances, stronger in GOM
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Derek Ortt
1500 utc frances, stronger in GOM
track reasoning the same as earlier, slight shift after 1st landfall
http://www.nwhhc.com/atl062004forecast.html
graphic (and possibly the final one) in just a few minutes
http://www.nwhhc.com/atl062004forecast.html
graphic (and possibly the final one) in just a few minutes
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Derek Ortt wrote:graphics are now at http://www.nwhhc.com/atl062004graphics.html
IMHO, I really think that Frances will not go that far west in the GOM, but I have no backup as its just a feeling.
Otherwise, Good stuff there Derek!
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yoda wrote:Derek Ortt wrote:if CMC, UKMET, and NOGAPS 12Z runs are even farther into the Gulf, or even as far as the 0Z runs, then I will have to shift toward the worst case scenario
What would that be Derek? A hit on NO?
Yeah. I haven't seen NOGAPS or CMC, but the UKMET shows a catastrophe for all of Southern Louisiana moving the system due west near the Mouth of the Mississippi River and then to a position SW of New Orleans putting them in an onshore flow, plus in the worst part of the hurricane(right-front quadrant)
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Derek Ortt wrote:well, those devestated by charley need to prepare for yet another major hurricane. Damage will likely be "light" in those areas though as there is nothing left to damage
The one that got me was a reference to "missiles" created by broken tree limbs that have not yet been collected and asking people to put them in their garages.
Never would have guessed that one...
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Derek Ortt wrote:Right now the nwhhc forecast is 95KT
okeechobbe may see 1928 flooding if it makes a direct hit
They didn't have much in the way of a dike in 1928 -- just a hill of dirt mostly. They have a much better dike now, although it has shown signs of leaks in recent years. I seriously doubt a 1928 catastrophe.
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