Brent
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Yeah taken at face value (which is never a good idea) this Euro run is eerily similar to Hugo (1989)
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that's just freaky lol
Yeah taken at face value (which is never a good idea) this Euro run is eerily similar to Hugo (1989)
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I'm beginning to think we really do live in a simulated reality lolYeah taken at face value (which is never a good idea) this Euro run is eerily similar to Hugo (1989)
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Upper pattern isn't that dissimilar from Hugo minus the ull Shawn mentioned. Doesn't mean it won't change but it's no different than winter analogs imoDidn't we just do this a few weeks ago with the Hugo comparisons????
No argument from me with those points. And yes i know this setup is different from that of irma Just seems like Hugo gets brought up everytime there APPEARS to be an east coast threat . I guess it's the blizzard of 93 of the tropical worldUpper pattern isn't that dissimilar from Hugo minus the ull Shawn mentioned. Doesn't mean it won't change but it's no different than winter analogs imo
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Lol definitely true. Irma was frustrating enough, so I'm not looking for anything like her again. We have a long way to go, so the only safe thing to say is its headed west for now and could have advisories today.Well, I Think this storm will make people happy and piss them off...how about that? LOL. In all seriousness, this is all coming down to timing *as always*. I do think the window OTS is a little higher initially, but models do shut the door quickly the further west it goes.
Not good for the Islands recovering from Irma.