meriland23 wrote:what in the world is goin on man! this would be worst case scenarion, barely any land interaction, and incredibly warm waters of the gulf, yikes
What's going on is potentially the sequel to Ivan.
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meriland23 wrote:what in the world is goin on man! this would be worst case scenarion, barely any land interaction, and incredibly warm waters of the gulf, yikes
Jevo wrote:12z ECMWF (Euro)
+192
SouthFLTropics wrote:JPmia wrote:Eek:
http://raleighwx.americanwx.com/models/ ... SLP192.gif
That appears to be yesterday's run...
Kingarabian wrote:
Trouble...
frederic79 wrote:Just wanted to quickly point out that in 2004, Hurricane or TS Ivan was predicted 5 days out by the NHC to go right up the spine of FL. We all know what eventually happened. Go back and look at the graphic archive for Ivan... it looks a lot like what we are seeing with the future Isaac. I am not saying things will work out the same, but it shows how much things can change this far out. If TD9 continue rolling west, as the Euro shows, we could likely be looking at a central to western GOM storm, IMO.
meriland23 wrote:question is, how reliable is euro this far out based on past hurricanes.. vs the GFS.. this is the first time I have seen a route like this for td 9, and the emmense strength
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