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Brent wrote:KatDaddy wrote:Almost a little S of due W in last IR frames. Damn low latitude currently and the models are whacked. A powerful CAT 4 turning W to NNW over the next 24 hours??........I find it hard to believe myself. In fact some the intialized models are already incorrect. The W and Central GOM trough better be a strong one. We do not need weak steering currents with a storm of this magnititude.
Exactly. This is really getting annoying now. Come on models, GET A CLUE!
Exactly how will we know when they "have a clue"? When they come up with a solution that seems more logical to us? Face it, they are in pretty good agreement on a turn WNW, NW and eventually north and it will most likely happen.
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