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GFS only makes sense if a circulation never formsThis is what I've been waiting on. NHC giving more odds to a southeast coast run.
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GFS only makes sense if a circulation never formsThis is what I've been waiting on. NHC giving more odds to a southeast coast run.
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Lol nhcThis is what I've been waiting on. NHC giving more odds to a southeast coast run.
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Gets on my nerves people don’t know how to read the NHC forecasts. They are not “giving more odds of a s/e hit” it’s just simply their required by law margin of error they do in the extended..which can be even larger if the system stalls. If I was on the OBX I would prob be canceling reservations but nobody else just yet.Lol nhc![]()
Everything gets on your nerves....lol.Gets on my nerves people don’t know how to read the NHC forecasts. They are not “giving more odds of a s/e hit” it’s just simply their required by law margin of error they do in the extended..which can be even larger if the system stalls. If I was on the OBX I would prob be canceling reservations but nobody else just yet.
LmaooEverything gets on your nerves....lol.
Track of a potential storm that hasn’t formed yet! You are correct!https://www.nhc.noaa.gov/gtwo.php?basin=atlc&fdays=7
The NHC has curved the track of the potential tropical system up the Southeast coast they are keeping an eye on. Development will be slow giving plenty of time to figure out the particulars of what will happen with this disturbance.
This really seemed to upset youTrack of a potential storm that hasn’t formed yet! You are correct!
No , not upset at all. Just find it funny that people are making predictions with a low that hasn’t formed yet and no actual info!This really seemed to upset you
A lot of time for this one to change, but I would have been happy seeing the models keeping it off shore.A lot more SC/NC hits on the 12z Euro ensemble vs 00zView attachment 148981View attachment 148979
A lot of time for this one to change, but I would have been happy seeing the models keeping it off shore.
Yes!! Heading there also. JeremyT mentioned that earlier as well, the storm has yet to take shape.As someone heading to the NC coast for a week on Saturday, same.
But I find it hard to predict where this will go considering the storm hasn’t even formed yet!
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I will say if a storm does form, the EURO has done excellent the last few years with tracks. The thing I’m watching right now isn’t just whether or not a storm forms, but the strength and location of that stout Bermuda high. If it’s what the EURO was showing on the 12z run today, it’s classic set up for a storm to come to approach or come into the Carolinas before turning northeast.As someone heading to the NC coast for a week on Saturday, same.
But I find it hard to predict where this will go considering the storm hasn’t even formed yet!
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I will say if a storm does form, the EURO has done excellent the last few years with tracks. The thing I’m watching right now isn’t just whether or not a storm forms, but the strength and location of that stout Bermuda high. If it’s what the EURO was showing on the 12z run today, it’s classic set up for a storm to come to approach or come into the Carolinas before turning northeast.
Dennis 99 comes to mindI'd be concerned about any system getting left behind and either drifting or taking a brief hard west turn