
Ivan Crow Feast - I'll share
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Ivan Crow Feast - I'll share
I predicted landfall in Pascagoula, MS which of course is wrong so a big heaping serving of crow for me. Anyone else? Also, did anyone exactly predict landfall? 

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i picked central FL between naples and big bend area
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pass the crow
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chris_fit wrote:i picked central FL between naples and big bend area
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pass the crow
I was with chris_fit. Although, I had an inkling that Derek Orrt had a good handle.
I guess I just wanted to buck the system, so I split the diff, and called "the big bend".
I see we can have a side of spaghetti with that crow.
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I said the LA coast. Wrong but not bad cosidering the poll was taken when Ivan was still in the Carribean. Look how many times the NHC changed the track before landfall. Their first track had it going into South Florida. Also, parts of LA did get hurricane force winds and tidal flooding. I give myself a B+.
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Re: Ivan Crow Feast - I'll share
HollynLA wrote:I predicted landfall in Pascagoula, MS which of course is wrong so a big heaping serving of crow for me. Anyone else? Also, did anyone exactly predict landfall?
Ditto here.
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I pick New Orleans or Mobile, but I also said that I really was leaning to the Mobile scenario, and perhaps 25 miles to the east of Mobile... I posted this on the board 11 or so days ago... I think I might have hit it pretty darn close... I also said it would go thru the Keys, so I missed on that point, still 25 miles east of Mobile 11 days out.... NOT TO BAD.... and it also scared the living you know what out of New Orleans too, even though it didn't hit... so I should get points for that as well... I was using the Canadian as one of my primary tools in the analysis, it was always left of the other models on Ivan.... and 11 or so days out it out performed all other models .. . IMO
I rode out the Ivan on the front beach in Biloxi, we probably got 60-70 mph N gusts at max.... tides were about 3-5 feet above normal... I didn't even have one shingle blow off.... but one thing, I was intensly monitoring the storm and if it would have gotten past 88.5 longitude, I would have evacuated off the beach, even though I'm 20 feet above sea level, the thought of 140 mph winds were sickening.... my bags were packed and I was ready to go.... I'll ride out a weak Cat 3, but anything greater...... as they say in the crescent city... I'm a gone pecan...
I rode out the Ivan on the front beach in Biloxi, we probably got 60-70 mph N gusts at max.... tides were about 3-5 feet above normal... I didn't even have one shingle blow off.... but one thing, I was intensly monitoring the storm and if it would have gotten past 88.5 longitude, I would have evacuated off the beach, even though I'm 20 feet above sea level, the thought of 140 mph winds were sickening.... my bags were packed and I was ready to go.... I'll ride out a weak Cat 3, but anything greater...... as they say in the crescent city... I'm a gone pecan...
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No one should be eating crow. The initial guesses weren't totally off and some of those that mentioned a location felt like sticking with it, while others moved to another, along the Gulf coast.
In my opinion (and I am either in the minority; or the extreme minority...[I assume only me] who thinks "we were all generally right".
The official forecast track from computer model guidance and The National Hurricane Center's official forecast tracks changed just as much than all that made a public and non-public forecast.
I understand it's all in fun, but still.
In my opinion (and I am either in the minority; or the extreme minority...[I assume only me] who thinks "we were all generally right".
The official forecast track from computer model guidance and The National Hurricane Center's official forecast tracks changed just as much than all that made a public and non-public forecast.
I understand it's all in fun, but still.
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I correctly predicted that it would go south of Jamaica, south of Grand Cayman, and skirt the western tip of Cuba. And I predicted that Louisiana (especially New Orleans) would be under the gun with the westerly movement. But, knew all along that we would not actually get hit. I knew it would be a close call and it would turn east at the last minute. About 12 hours away from landfall I predicted Gulf Shores, Alabama.
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I guess I get the largest helpin of crow since I picked Nicaragua.
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Living at the intersection of Rita and Humberto and Ike and Harvey and Laura and Delta!
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