A little surprised with the shifts of the EPS from run to run. This is last 5 runs with the latest 18z.
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A little surprised with the shifts of the EPS from run to run. This is last 5 runs with the latest 18z.
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This shows that the main shifts were from 18Z yesterday to 6Z today. This also shows that the effect of those shifts were most important for GA/lower SC and that upper SC/NC weren’t affected all that much.
That, and the EPS is given way to much credit. The UK has been, by far, the most consistent run to run and the EPS finally matches up with it's showing.
Look at the eye smoothing out and the colder cloud tops wrapping around and expanding...I mean damn maybe he does make a run at 130 mph
I really thought it was 47 feetNam is about 45 feet northwest of 18z but it's much more expansive with the rain shield and divergence over NC
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3k goes east and lines up pretty solid with the 12k nowI really thought it was 47 feet
https://www.augustachronicle.com/ne...cuees-to-augusta-school-shelters?rssfeed=true
First I learned of an agreement that the county has with Chatham on evacuations. That's a good thing they've had going on as I'm pretty sure they've done it before in the recent years.
Savannah is pretty big but from that article and other things that I've seen, honestly more people than I would've thought with the forecast changing left the GA coast. Edit: At least to my area, although part of it is probably because it's close and if they come here, it's a very quick drive to get back to Savannah.
3k goes east and lines up pretty solid with the 12k now
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Should get us a few gusts into the 30s, maybe up to 40 in a few spots.Stout winds on the nam late tomorrow evening
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