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would someone please who knows what they are talking about go to the nhc site and watch the water vapor is Irene going west or am i looking at it all wrong. please give me an answer
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hurricanefloyd5 wrote:CronkPSU wrote:well last night for the first four hours it moved NNW, we called it a wobble, then after that it became a trend, now we are on four hours of western movement, so i think it may be becoming a trend
it's moving nw still
They take the average on a 12 hour run. I think. So it could be going WNW but they would still call a NW till they have a 12 hour average
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weatherwoman wrote:they still say nw i dont see that but hey they are the experts so i guess it is just a wobble
They generally use a smoothed average when the give a direction of motion. That has the virtue of avoiding jumping at every wobble, but will lag behind any real change of direction.
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boca_chris wrote:I see WNW, maybe around 280 or so, for the last couple of hours.
Easterlies are picking up in SE FL. I noticed this last night and this morning. The ridge must be building in
Boca Forcasting is one thing but just because the ridge is building in in out neck of the woods dont mean its building in 900 miles to our NE where Irene is...
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