Could we re-input that track heading again?
I've reanalyzed these wobbles and they are averaging at least 270*
She's defintiely south of NHC now! No doubt...
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Re: Looks West
Sanibel wrote:Could we re-input that track heading again?
I've reanalyzed these wobbles and they are averaging at least 270*
She's defintiely south of NHC now! No doubt...
O.k. maybe it's getting late but I'm seeing WSW.
http://orca.rsmas.miami.edu/wximages/je ... /anis.html
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No doubt sanibel....as I've been saying this aint lookin good for our friends in punta gorda ALL DAY and even in your area! Remember the other day when you told me to "give up the left turn" i'd chanted for days? I almost did but I'm glad I stuck to it! I admit I 'm a little north of my track but aLOT closer to NHC! I knew the west to wnw would come back but I just couldnt pin down when.... now to part 2 I didnt start calling a #2 L/F till yeaturday and I'm sticking with this too MOBILE BAY!(+-60 MILES PLEASE) 
I've enjoyed your forecating and stay safe!
I've enjoyed your forecating and stay safe!
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Re: Looks West
Sanibel wrote:Could we re-input that track heading again?
I've reanalyzed these wobbles and they are averaging at least 270*
She's defintiely south of NHC now! No doubt...
Time to get concerned now Sanibel?????
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rtd2 wrote:No doubt sanibel....as I've been saying this aint lookin good for our friends in punta gorda ALL DAY and even in your area! Remeber the other day when you told me to "give up the left turn" i'd chanted for days? I almost did but I'm glad I stuck to it! I admit I 'm a little north of my track but aLOT closer to NHC! I knew the west to wnw would come back but I just couldnt pin down when.... now to part 2 I didnt start calling a #2 L/F till yeaturday and I'm sticking with this too MOBILE BAY!(+-60 MILES PLEASE)
The new GFDL, and NOGAPS agress with you. Also, it is interesting to note the the 00z GFS, and ETA was nudged a little west of there 18Z position. Remember the GFS has been to right of track most ot Frances track. It has under estimated the high pressure systems.
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mobilebay wrote:rtd2 wrote:No doubt sanibel....as I've been saying this aint lookin good for our friends in punta gorda ALL DAY and even in your area! Remeber the other day when you told me to "give up the left turn" i'd chanted for days? I almost did but I'm glad I stuck to it! I admit I 'm a little north of my track but aLOT closer to NHC! I knew the west to wnw would come back but I just couldnt pin down when.... now to part 2 I didnt start calling a #2 L/F till yeaturday and I'm sticking with this too MOBILE BAY!(+-60 MILES PLEASE)
The new GFDL, and NOGAPS agress with you. Also, it is interesting to note the the 00z GFS, and ETA was nudged a little west of there 18Z position. Remember the GFS has been to right of track most ot Frances track. It has under estimated the high pressure systems.
Can you please post the new model run graphics? Thanks!
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