http://www.goes.noaa.gov/HURRLOOPS/huvsloop.html
I know I'm not going to describe this well, but here we go!
The high clouds are now fanning out to the N, N of Haiti/ Hispaniola, specifically (@70/21). The past 30 hours or so these clouds were blocked and the top of the storm looked flat to the N. Is the ridge weakening a little allowing the storm to breath to the N.
I'll bet a more N component in the near future!!
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HouTXmetro wrote:tw861 wrote:I'll bet...not
Well his thinking is in line with the NHC and the models so I don't think it's too far fetched. And I notices the wake of Cindy has showers extending all the way to Mexico. Is that a trough? If so it should start turning Dennis soon.
Just my thoughts
Real soon if not started already...
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wxcrazytwo wrote:
Feeder, because it is hard to think outside the box. The CMC might be on to something.
I touched on this in another thread. The CMC has been consistently going with the storm closer to FL than all the others. Is it known to be off for this long, or IS it on to something? All of the models seem to have a bend, they just seem to be occurring at different times and at different points.
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Canelaw99 wrote:wxcrazytwo wrote:
Feeder, because it is hard to think outside the box. The CMC might be on to something.
I touched on this in another thread. The CMC has been consistently going with the storm closer to FL than all the others. Is it known to be off for this long, or IS it on to something? All of the models seem to have a bend, they just seem to be occurring at different times and at different points.
You live in Homestead? Your just trying to make it come to you.
lol, just kidding... got it out of the way so others wouldn't say it.
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ericinmia wrote:jkt21787 wrote:Don't think so.
Or else we might have to give the CMC some credibility!
Check the GFDL... it calls for it to move sharp NW at this same point as the CMC.
-Eric
I'm not saying there's isn't going to be an additional slight northerly component, but I don't think its going to be huge.
As far as the CMC, my main point is that I don't believe its SW FL/Keys hit, although now I see the NOGAPS is agreeing with it.
I still maintain a mainly LA threat, but everyone on the Gulf Coast should be watching it. This could be anyone's storm.
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jk... you are right on. 
And this is coming from the biased ground of SW Missouri here. 
And this is coming from the biased ground of SW Missouri here.
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HouTXmetro wrote:tw861 wrote:I'll bet...not
Well his thinking is in line with the NHC and the models so I don't think it's too far fetched. And I notices the wake of Cindy has showers extending all the way to Mexico. Is that a trough? If so it should start turning Dennis soon.
Just my thoughts
Everyone has their own opinion. The GFDL, CMC etc had it moving NW since 12z this morning. It 6 hours later and it's not moving NW. Furthermore the latest GFS and UK has trended further west.
Everybody has their own opinions, time will tell.
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tw861 wrote:HouTXmetro wrote:tw861 wrote:I'll bet...not
Well his thinking is in line with the NHC and the models so I don't think it's too far fetched. And I notices the wake of Cindy has showers extending all the way to Mexico. Is that a trough? If so it should start turning Dennis soon.
Just my thoughts
Everyone has their own opinion. The GFDL, CMC etc had it moving NW since 12z this morning. It 6 hours later and it's not moving NW. Furthermore the latest GFS and UK has trended further west.
Everybody has their own opinions, time will tell.
Agreed! ... Nice Argument Stopper! I wont even think about Models till it reaches GOMEX!
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