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Its not easy any longer to get a hurricane hit on the East coastThis GFS run is going to keep it out to sea it looks like. A very slow east movement at 108.
That's certainly a firstThe icon has led the way on the storm not making landfall btw
The GFS and even the Euro have trended towards it
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The icon has led the way on the storm not making landfall btw
The GFS and even the Euro have trended towards it
If this is the same storm and we're possibly talking about this a week from now I can imagine the headaches meteorologists will have if they already have one tracking this as it is now
There will be. Just not tonightI don't know what to make of PTC9 now. When do y'all think their will be a clearer answer on what exactly will happen here?
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Beach erosion will be severe with a 3 day crawling storm producing TS force winds over a long periodDon't look now, but the euro AI has had an approach to the SC coast followed by stall and turn OTS for several runs now. It hasn't made landfall since the 18z run on Wednesday, but what it has had is varying degrees of closeness to the coastline before heading away. this obviously makes a huge difference on coastal rainfall totals!
You are right but this last run actually turns back West after hitting the HP and then makes landfall. Something we also have to watch out for.Don't look now, but the euro AI has had an approach to the SC coast followed by stall and turn OTS for several runs now. It hasn't made landfall since the 18z run on Wednesday, but what it has had is varying degrees of closeness to the coastline before heading away. this obviously makes a huge difference on coastal rainfall totals!
Anyone have humberto diving SW in the short term on their bingo card?
Might not make a difference but if the low forms 50-100 miles east of advisory it might mean more interaction with humbertoRECON has multiple swirls with PTC 9. One where its noted on advisory, one closer to the Bahama Island, can't remember what its called.