Foladar wrote:HardCard wrote:yes but the 1pm coor would be diff.. it was 18.6N by 76.1W, the latest is 76.6 by 19.00.... thats .4 north, and .5 west.... which is WNW regardless of what the nhc says... I can add.
Yes, you want it to go into New Orleans, we know. WNW is not .4N .5W - it is 1N 1W since 11am, so still same direction so far, can't look at wobbles, have to look at the bigger picture.
You seem too think that anyone that posts an opposing opinion to your own is either -removed- or is an idiot..
On the contrary, I DO NOT want this storm in NOLA. Do you think I am stupid? A storm of this (potential) magnatude would likely destroy most of the buildings in NOLA and would kills THOUSANDS. Why do i say that? because WWL the local radio station is running a poll on 'who would evac if it's called for' 56% of the people said they would be STAYING... IDIOTS...
Since you think I am -removed- so much.. you'd probably be surprised to hear that I believe the current NHC track is probably extremely accurate.
Additionally.. if you look at ANY storm track is a larger view you could say as a whole this storm has moved NW.. However, since we actually DO examine the storms report-to-report, and consider the fact that storms do turn and wobble.. I think I am right to say that the last movement had more of a west component that the previous movement..
Just because it's a wobble doesn't mean it's not affecting the overall track.. a wobble can be just as significant as a trend.