I don't want this to hit the upper TX coast, but I seriously think calling for a hit on the S. Texas coast specifically is a bit premature. Sure the ridge is strong, but based on it's exact strength and position things can change a lot! Why would the NHC have the cone of error range from LA to MX if there was not a chance the storm could go there? All I want to stress is that it is too early to make a call like that, and people in other areas shouldn't start feeling safe...yet.Stratosphere747 wrote:Extremeweatherguy wrote:Not saying your wrong, but could you explain to me how the models will be perfect in forecasting the high 5-6 days down the road when they seem to never be accurate in that time range for a tropical cyclone, snowstorm, arctic high, front location, etc? Just wondering why this time is different and why everyone in central and SE TX should simply stop following Chris and pretend there is no chance they could be affected?KFDM Meteorologist wrote:All models have the High aloft next week driving Chris into South Texas...
Wouldn't the slightest change in the strength and position of the high change things?
Why in the world do you continually find reasons why Chris is going to impact the Upper Texas coast...
It is one thing if you were objective, but quite frankly AFM hit the nail on the head!!
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Wobble Alert, Chris just jumped NW well ahead of his next forecast point.
Wobble Alert, Chris just jumped NW well ahead of his next forecast point.
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Should this have not been here:
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Wobble Alert, chis jumped NW well ahead of his next forecast point.
Wobble Alert, chis jumped NW well ahead of his next forecast point.
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From the last thread:
In EWGs defense he makes a good point in his last post. As I posted in the Advisory thread let's not forget the cone is a cone for a reason. This is emphasized time and time again by the NHC.
I'm calling it a night gang. I don't want to start giving the impression I think Chris is on his way here. Far from my thoughts ATTM but OTOH a lot can change in a day, much less another 5 or 6.
In EWGs defense he makes a good point in his last post. As I posted in the Advisory thread let's not forget the cone is a cone for a reason. This is emphasized time and time again by the NHC.
I'm calling it a night gang. I don't want to start giving the impression I think Chris is on his way here. Far from my thoughts ATTM but OTOH a lot can change in a day, much less another 5 or 6.
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HouTXmetro wrote:http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/goes/flt/t1/loop-ir2.html
Wobble Alert, chis jumped NW well ahead of his next forecast point.
Its not a wobble if we can convince him to do it twice... then its a trend...

Storms sadly don't move in lines, but stairstep. Our own tracking resolution usually prohibts this viewing, but when larger steps are taken it becomes noticeable. I've been trying to look into concrete reasons why he has been on the northern end of the forecast envelope almost his entire existance.
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