More West Track???
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More West Track???
Local met here just said new track shows more W track. Said it certainly would not be good for NO area.
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The updated models have moved to the west by about 100 miles, meaning a landfall now more likely along the Gulfport-Biloxi area.
The models were shown graphically on local channel WDSU 6.
What will the NHC do at 11:00am?
The met. stated; "The models must be picking up on some of the latest data being fed into them, that was not there before".
Interesting and I wonder what the NHC will do with their forecast track.
The models were shown graphically on local channel WDSU 6.
What will the NHC do at 11:00am?
The met. stated; "The models must be picking up on some of the latest data being fed into them, that was not there before".
Interesting and I wonder what the NHC will do with their forecast track.
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The BAM/LBAR/GFDL set did move west, though not a lot - look to be clustered between Mobile Bay, MS/AL line.
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A GREAT website, that was given out by another local met on FOX channel 9.
http://www.crownweather.com
http://www.crownweather.com
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Agua wrote:GulfBreezer wrote:Check Wunderground...................bad initialization! Wrong info!
Yeah, looks like they've got plots from some other storm up there.
I saw that too, but was just went back to show my husban and voile .... they have all changed and the GFDL is there now and they are all in MS/AL
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Regardless of where the model plots are, the fact remains there are alot of us under a Hurricane Warning. Anytime you are under a warning you should make preps for a landfalling hurricane whether it is projected to make landfall in your neck of the woods or not. Ivan should be a perfect example and also Charley.
For those on the MS Gulf Coast, Georges is another example.
For those on the MS Gulf Coast, Georges is another example.
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Lindaloo wrote:Regardless of where the model plots are, the fact remains there are alot of us under a Hurricane Warning. Anytime you are under a warning you should make preps for a landfalling hurricane whether it is projected to make landfall in your neck of the woods or not. Ivan should be a perfect example and also Charley.
For those on the MS Gulf Coast, Georges is another example.
Are you ready to "hunker" down, Linda???
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HollynLA wrote:Not good at all for NO, and not good for us here either if landfall is on the Ms coast. Not good for anyone
I agree, no matter where it goes at this point, Mobile is gonna get hammered either way.
Hammered is a little strong at this point. Dennis is a relatively small storm right now, and is not really intensifying. If he just maintains his strength which is all I think he will do, and hit say, N.O., Mobile wouldn't exactly get "hammered". Even less so if he hits somewhere to the east of Mobile. Just look at Ivan last year. He hit just to the east of Mobile and I heard of no damage to speak of there, at least not compared to Pensacola and points east.
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