Why yes, yes I am. Seriously? No, I'm just wondering because I just dont trust any hurricane anymore after this year. They go where they want to
No. They dont just go where they want to. They go where the steering currents send them.
Why yes, yes I am. Seriously? No, I'm just wondering because I just dont trust any hurricane anymore after this year. They go where they want to
OMG!!! I understand that, I was being sarcastic. I'm aware how things work. Let's get back to the thread here and not focusing on me. ThanksNo. They dont just go where they want to. They go where the steering currents send them.
Models are pretty much unanimous on a track toward western LA and then moving NNE from there for a good 200 miles or so. Rarely does such model agreement occur.
Based on analogs and what the storm is now doing, I'm quite concerned that there will be a cat 3 H hit on LA despite the cooler shelf waters.
80 degree water is what is needed to fuel these monsters so 81 degrees is plenty to continue intensification.81 F still plenty warm.
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Did you just watch a YouTube live coverage? They just said the same thingI wonder why models are so much better at forecasting track than intensity ?
Also, Delta will be the first Greek-lettered Hurricane to make landfall in the US (Hurricane Beta made landfall in Nicaragua in 2005, notably).
Looks like this is going to make landfall in nearly the same place as Laura.
Agreed. Also looks like (see what next data set from recon shows) but a nice jog northward as wellDefinitely looks like a strengthening phase is beginning with strong convective banding around the center.