Where will Chris go?
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Where will Chris go?
Let's use this thread to forecast the possible paths that Chris may take, based on our opinions and/or computer model trends.
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If Chris does enter the GOM, it will all depend on the ULL currently east of Florida that is expected to move west to the Texas area. If it parks itself over the western GOM it may steer Chris to the FL. panhandle area. If the ULL keeps moving west into Texas, it could put more of us in the possible path - from Louisiana to Florida. A wait and see situation indeed.
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do you see any features down the road that may bring it up the west coast of Florida??
That would be a pretty sharp turn and I don't see anything turning it like that with such a Westerly path forecast now and would require the rare Charlie type Front again.. not likely.. I am hoping it takes a real beating over the islands..
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These models must hate chris. Bc if that verified he would be no more. When should we expect verifiable model runs? I heard by wed morning model runs all the right data would be in the system to run decent model runs is that correct?
These models must hate chris. Bc if that verified he would be no more. When should we expect verifiable model runs? I heard by wed morning model runs all the right data would be in the system to run decent model runs is that correct?
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I couldn't imagine our state having to deal with another big storm this year
Problem is that is going to be on your minds for years to come as the rebuilding occurs.. Yeah no offense to the people on the islands but if they can weaken it I thinks it's better for everyone.. A Hispaniola poof would be nice but looks a tad dreamy at this point.. Mudslides.. ugh.
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I just spoke in great length with Joe Bastardi on the situation. Of course just way to early to say where it goes. But it sure looks like it will get in the GOM. It will all depend on the ridge to the north. The 18Z GFS which of course is a larger scale model doesn't really have it yet, although it's starting to show hints of it around Miami. We're both worried from SW Louisiana to Brownsville at this point. It will all depend on exactly how the upper high is positioned in the south next week.
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KFDM Meteorologist wrote:I just spoke in great length with Joe Bastardi on the situation. Of course just way to early to say where it goes. But it sure looks like it will get in the GOM. It will all depend on the ridge to the north. The 18Z GFS which of course is a larger scale model doesn't really have it yet, although it's starting to show hints of it around Miami. We're both worried from SW Louisiana to Brownsville at this point. It will all depend on exactly how the upper high is positioned in the south next week.
thank you for your input KF...I was wondering what JB had to say on this today......We definately need some model runs tonight....
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KFDM Meteorologist wrote:I just spoke in great length with Joe Bastardi on the situation. Of course just way to early to say where it goes. But it sure looks like it will get in the GOM. It will all depend on the ridge to the north. The 18Z GFS which of course is a larger scale model doesn't really have it yet, although it's starting to show hints of it around Miami. We're both worried from SW Louisiana to Brownsville at this point. It will all depend on exactly how the upper high is positioned in the south next week.
hmmm...The models were starting to think Florida Straits with an intensifying ridge to the north. Maybe those computer models are old as of now.
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