Where will TD9 eventually make landfall?
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Where will TD9 eventually make landfall?
Yes I know there's another topic on this, but not a poll.
I think it's too hard to say right now, but I'll have to go with Gulf Coast, I'm not convinced it's gonna curve.
I think it's too hard to say right now, but I'll have to go with Gulf Coast, I'm not convinced it's gonna curve.
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East coast: look at the long-term GFS in my thread:
http://www.storm2k.org/phpbb2/viewtopic.php?t=69780
http://www.storm2k.org/phpbb2/viewtopic.php?t=69780
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WindRunner wrote:East coast: look at the long-term GFS in my thread:
http://www.storm2k.org/phpbb2/viewtopic.php?t=69780
I'm not willing to buy the GFS just yet. It missed the intensity of the ridge and heat wave in the east this week (and the week before and the week before...)
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jschlitz wrote:WindRunner wrote:East coast: look at the long-term GFS in my thread:
http://www.storm2k.org/phpbb2/viewtopic.php?t=69780
I'm not willing to buy the GFS just yet. It missed the intensity of the ridge and heat wave in the east this week (and the week before and the week before...)
EXACTLY!!!! GFS loves to overdue ridges and weakness....We will see...early vote would for it NOT to be a fish
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I voted GOM only because since Ivan it seems to be a magnet for tropical weather.
I don't see any way it will get there other than the magnet theory.
My 2nd place would be East Coast, probably NC.
But I have no basis for that either. I just lurk here for weather updates since I hardly ever have time to catch the news.
I don't see any way it will get there other than the magnet theory.
My 2nd place would be East Coast, probably NC.
But I have no basis for that either. I just lurk here for weather updates since I hardly ever have time to catch the news.
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dwg71 wrote:I'm interested in those who voted GOM, how do you think it will get there. Through Caribbean Sea or through the Fl keys? Just would be interested in methodology of prediction.
I voted fish.
My GOM vote is based on two things, and my timing could be off. However, I think the ridge to its North will be building in and that it will not feel any weakness in the ridge(if there is even one). It will come through the FL straits, imo, basically on a parallel to Andrew but further South track, if it gets to the GOM. The other reason is just a literal "gut feeling" that this is going to be a bad one and it will come into the GOM. I do not know why, but that has been my feeling since 95L started. No, I do not normally forecast on a gut feeling, but you asked for reasons.
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