Umm.. New Orleans is in trouble
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Umm.. New Orleans is in trouble
I saw the track for Katrina now..
If I'm in New Orleans, I think it's time to get concerned.. VERY concerned.. This isn't exactly looking pretty for New Orleans
If I'm in New Orleans, I think it's time to get concerned.. VERY concerned.. This isn't exactly looking pretty for New Orleans
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Re: Umm.. New Orleans is in trouble
Josephine96 wrote:I saw the track for Katrina now..
If I'm in New Orleans, I think it's time to get concerned.. VERY concerned.. This isn't exactly looking pretty for New Orleans
Thats probably the understatement of the Year so Far
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Re: Umm.. New Orleans is in trouble
Josephine96 wrote:I saw the track for Katrina now..
If I'm in New Orleans, I think it's time to get concerned.. VERY concerned.. This isn't exactly looking pretty for New Orleans
Is it still reasonable to say we still have THREE DAYS until landfall? Or... is there any indication that this track is somewhat confident?? I mean, isn't she STILL traveling WSW? Even long after the more westerly shift should have happened based on previous forecasts.
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Re: Umm.. New Orleans is in trouble
Ixolib wrote:Josephine96 wrote:I saw the track for Katrina now..
If I'm in New Orleans, I think it's time to get concerned.. VERY concerned.. This isn't exactly looking pretty for New Orleans
Is it still reasonable to say we still have THREE DAYS until landfall? Or... is there any indication that this track is somewhat confident?? I mean, isn't she STILL traveling WSW? Even long after the more westerly shift should have happened based on previous forecasts.
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Re: Umm.. New Orleans is in trouble
Ixolib wrote:Josephine96 wrote:I saw the track for Katrina now..
If I'm in New Orleans, I think it's time to get concerned.. VERY concerned.. This isn't exactly looking pretty for New Orleans
Is it still reasonable to say we still have THREE DAYS until landfall? Or... is there any indication that this track is somewhat confident?? I mean, isn't she STILL traveling WSW? Even long after the more westerly shift should have happened based on previous forecasts.
Once she gets moving north, she'll accelerate.
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Re: Umm.. New Orleans is in trouble
Ixolib wrote:Josephine96 wrote:I saw the track for Katrina now..
If I'm in New Orleans, I think it's time to get concerned.. VERY concerned.. This isn't exactly looking pretty for New Orleans
Is it still reasonable to say we still have THREE DAYS until landfall? Or... is there any indication that this track is somewhat confident?? I mean, isn't she STILL traveling WSW? Even long after the more westerly shift should have happened based on previous forecasts.
NHC says their confidence has increased... and the tight cluster in the models shows that.
Oh and John... where have you been?
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THE OFFICIAL FORECAST BRINGS THE CORE OF THE INTENSE
HURRICANE OVER THE NORTH CENTRAL GULF OF MEXICO IN 48 HOURS OR SO. IT IS WORTH NOTING THAT THE GUIDANCE SPREAD HAS DECREASED AND MOSTOF THE RELIABLE NUMERICAL MODEL TRACKS ARE NOW CLUSTERED BETWEENTHE EASTERN COAST OF LOUISIANA AND THE COAST OF MISSISSIPPI. THIS CLUSTERING INCREASES THE CONFIDENCE IN THE FORECAST.
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I think everyone's taking a wait and see approach even though it's late in the game. Like I said, I got my wife and kids a room in Jackson, MS if need be and there are other options. If nothing changes though, tomorrow should unleash an insane amount of chaos here on the roads, at the stores and such. This threat is seemingly much worse than Georges, Ivan or Dennis, and we know what happened with those storms. What I'd recommend is that if anyone in Louisiana and Mississippi doesn't know the contraflow plan, you print out a copy of it now. You don't want to think you're heading to City X only to find out your next stop is completely the other way. You also might want to stay off the highways as much as possible until you actually do decide to evacuate lest you get caught up in something you don't want to be in.
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Ixolib wrote:I know it's already gotta be in here someplace, but these threads are flying like Bud Light off the store shelves... Does anybody have a link/graphic of the models that have "clustered"?
http://euler.atmos.colostate.edu/~vigh/ ... early2.png
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HurryKane wrote:Ixolib wrote:I know it's already gotta be in here someplace, but these threads are flying like Bud Light off the store shelves... Does anybody have a link/graphic of the models that have "clustered"?
I'd post it but their site is getting absolutely clobbered and I can't get through.
I can't either... "Cannot Find Server"
FIND IT!!!
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Very true! And 50 miles to the west, would put the eyewall directly over my house. You could kiss all it goodbye! Prepare for the worse and hope for the best.dhweather wrote:New Orleans got off light with Camille, and this path is VERY close to Camille's.
IF the path nudges 50 miles west, NOLA is GONE.
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