gatorcane wrote:Looks like the 18Z NAVGEM has shifted east as well. Every model other than named EC has shifted east today it seems. Eastern Gulf looks quite possible at the moment.
Icon hasn’t shifted east or the jma
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gatorcane wrote:Looks like the 18Z NAVGEM has shifted east as well. Every model other than named EC has shifted east today it seems. Eastern Gulf looks quite possible at the moment.
gatorcane wrote:Looks like the 18Z NAVGEM has shifted east as well. Every model other than named EC has shifted east today it seems. Eastern Gulf looks quite possible at the moment.
Aric Dunn wrote:Given long term satellite estimates and surface obs. the circ is looking fairly stationary as it is still organizing some. but very evident on sat and from the obs. models will shift later if they are initialized correctly.
ronjon wrote:HWRF into western FL panhandle at 979 mb.
https://www.tropicaltidbits.com/analysis/models/?model=hwrf®ion=90L&pkg=ref&runtime=2018052318&fh=114
pcolaman wrote:Yep good ole windshield affect. We don't have a good llc yet and people are talking about the shifts lol
boca wrote:I’m willing to bet that the NWS in Miami lowers the rain chances for this coming holiday weekend because the closet approach to S FL is about 450 miles away and the panhandle about 700 miles away. Even if the storm is lopsided to the east it will still be far enough away to not rain us out.
SouthFloridawx wrote:How much?boca wrote:I’m willing to bet that the NWS in Miami lowers the rain chances for this coming holiday weekend because the closet approach to S FL is about 450 miles away and the panhandle about 700 miles away. Even if the storm is lopsided to the east it will still be far enough away to not rain us out.
HeeBGBz wrote:We've been getting random downpours all day. I just got caught in one. I couldn't see anything. Just followed taillights. Got a three day weekend ahead that looks very wet. Hi from Biloxi. Good to see you again.
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