00:00 UTC Models=More right shift.
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00:00 UTC Models=More right shift.
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Take a look at those tracks that are worrisom for many people especially if this thing explodes into a major cane.
Take a look at those tracks that are worrisom for many people especially if this thing explodes into a major cane.
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TheWeatherZone wrote:The majority of them take Charley into SC after a FL landfall. Now "assuming" this is the path he takes, the question as to what if any strengthening will take place as he heads towards the SE coast.
Mike~
And how rapid the FWD movement will be ...
A slower moving storm poses a flooding threat to the Eastern Carolinas .. a faster moving system poses a threat for potential strong tropical storm force winds (highly dependant on Charley's STR) ... and the NE quad will always have the threat for severe weather/scattered (mostly short-lived and relatively weak) tornadoes ...
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Very bad news for SW FL. Right , Aquawind???? Tracy????? When do we head for the hills?
. For those of you who don't know FL geography we don't have hills in S. FL.
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GO FLORIDA GATORS
The entire Northern half of the east coast is very vulnerable due to the fact that it has been a long time since a substantial storm (hurricane or nor'easter) has struck the coast. With massive population growth and more building going on, it could be bad, real bad. Oh, and by the way the new moon is on Sunday so tides will already be above normal- should be interesting...
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TerryAlly wrote:FIRST OFF ... very BAD for Jamaica and Cuba!!!
Well Said..
You know it HQ! Looking messy here either way..I would think similar to Gabby like conditions in the LEAST..Were talking flooding and coastal erosion..Fortunately my wife is in South Dakota freezing in the 50's till Sunday..
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HurricaneQueen wrote:Very bad news for SW FL. Right , Aquawind???? Tracy????? When do we head for the hills?. For those of you who don't know FL geography we don't have hills in S. FL.
I am not happy about this. We have no where to go! ugghhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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are you wishing or guessing. Don't get me wrong I hope that happens but I will go with the NHC..so i am not caught off guardlilbump3000 wrote:It will shift left if he slow down because if he slow down, that will give the trough more time to come down and then lift out then the high will start to build in and push it more west and it will also intensify more.
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Aquawind wrote:TerryAlly wrote:FIRST OFF ... very BAD for Jamaica and Cuba!!!
Well Said..![]()
You know it HQ! Looking messy here either way..I would think similar to Gabby like conditions in the LEAST..Were talking flooding and coastal erosion..Fortunately my wife is in South Dakota freezing in the 50's till Sunday..So it will be just me and the dogs riding out anything but a Major..
Ok Aqua. If it turns into a major cane, which way would we head???? I am going to end up being alone with 2 young children
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