Last projection I saw for Charleston was about 10.5 feet which another poster said would be the second highest surge, although Hugo would still have it beat by a good bit.Could this thing bring a storm surge to Charleston bigger then what Hugo brought?
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I agree.I would not be shocked if NHC "pulled the trigger" on a Hurricane Warning for the GA Coast for 2300 update. He is still keeping a NW-NNW Track and with expansion of wind field
Recon seems to say NW, but it's still a bit east of the Euro.Is the storm actually moving NW right now or is it more N? How's it moving in relation to the 18Z Euro and other models?
Recon seems to say NW, but it's still a bit east of the Euro.
0z nam is west of 18z
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The 3KM again is not reliable for pressure. Use the 12 KM. That shows a more reliable 962 mb.Also 923mb sitting about 50 miles SE of Savannah on pivotal
Not huge I guess but Dorian looks closer to the Fl peninsula then the NAM initialized or has during it's run0z nam is west of 18z
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3k nam is getting more rain on the northern and western side. We may be seeing the models start to show a more expensive area of rain farther west.Little slower and nice westward expansion of the rain shield![]()
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Little slower and nice westward expansion of the rain shield![]()
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Almost looks like that on radar the last 10 or so frames.I swear on satellite, it’s moving WNW!?
I'm in the tropical storm watchTropical Storm Watches 1 county away from RAH now!!!
I swear on satellite, it’s moving WNW!?