ForsythSnow
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TWC is so dense headed. They're acting like there is no chance it could hit Florida.
and this thing is supposed to follow the written rules of the road? that's what bothers me about the models ... they are dealing with an unknown ... and applying their built in knowns to something they are not programmed to historically factor ...NHC says there could be gusts of 220mph.
Keeps playing catch up with reality, look at the first couple of runs and all the members that were heading north before it reached the Abaco Islands.... never good when models have to adjust to reality
in this case a reality they have no history dealing with or similar data to measure against ... exacerbates error likely ...Keeps playing catch up with reality, look at the first couple of runs and all the members that were heading north before it reached the Abaco Islands.... never good when models have to adjust to reality
And to thing TWC is praising the Euro right now for consistency. Total BS. It's behind that's why it's so consistent.Keeps playing catch up with reality, look at the first couple of runs and all the members that were heading north before it reached the Abaco Islands.... never good when models have to adjust to reality
TWC is so dense headed. They're acting like there is no chance it could hit Florida.
And to thing TWC is praising the Euro right now for consistency. Total BS. It's behind that's why it's so consistent.
Not sure I understand ... 49ers? ... but I'm tired ...49ers to me Phil.
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at least not due WThese satellite images are mesmerizing
Not to downplay their catastrophe but had the eye stayed just a bit south and they never got the eye it would have been way worse. At least those poor people get a brief respite in the eye itself.
right front quad is the bad assIsn't it WORSE to be south of the eye since the northern eyewall is where the highest winds are(converging winds + west forward motion = stronger winds)?