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Tropical Hurricane Ida

Louisiana in trouble again for now and the models are very far apart in the long range. GFS keeps it moving and goes up over New England while it appears the euro hooks it hard east and re-emerge it off the SE coast of NC/SC
 
My goodness.



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Just throwing this out there and not directed at anyone particular, just general observation but when you post a comment about xyz model run is west or east, a little more info and context goes a long way. For instance, the 6z GFS was further east from it's 0z run which meant instead of a Morgan City, La (or just SW of there) LF it now shows a Nola direct hit, still in La obviously.

And that's a strong ridge anchored over the Carolina's, this thing ain't going much further east than that (landfall) imho, even if the northern most formation occurs.
 
metwannabe said:
Just throwing this out there and not directed at anyone particular, just general observation but when you post a comment about xyz model run is west or east, a little more info and context goes a long way. For instance, the 6z GFS was further east from it's 0z run which meant instead of a Morgan City, La (or just SW of there) LF it now shows a Nola direct hit, still in La obviously.

And that's a strong ridge anchored over the Carolina's, this thing ain't going much further east than that (landfall) imho, even if the northern most formation occurs.
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An image of the run would be nice, too.
 
metwannabe said:
Just throwing this out there and not directed at anyone particular, just general observation but when you post a comment about xyz model run is west or east, a little more info and context goes a long way. For instance, the 6z GFS was further east from it's 0z run which meant instead of a Morgan City, La (or just SW of there) LF it now shows a Nola direct hit, still in La obviously.

And that's a strong ridge anchored over the Carolina's, this thing ain't going much further east than that (landfall) imho, even if the northern most formation occurs.
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That ridge over us is gonna be stout so it likely isn't coming much further east.

for Tennessee and the mountains of NC that have been devastated by flooding the track differences later are huge. GFs is up the west spine of the mountains and out through areas just flooded by Henri while Euro goes from Memphis to Pigeon Forge.

Major differences and will be directly driven by how this ridge over us breaks down.
 
metwannabe said:
You can see on the GEFS that even the northern most formation/track in the GOM bends west thanks to that ridge and heads towards La. Man they need to really start preparations, this could go from a name to major in a matter of hours

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Yeah it would be hard to get this thing more east than the Al/Ms border at best unless something strange happened over the next 24 hours with the development and consolidation of the system
 
Shaggy said:
That ridge over us is gonna be stout so it likely isn't coming much further east.

for Tennessee and the mountains of NC that have been devastated by flooding the track differences later are huge. GFs is up the west spine of the mountains and out through areas just flooded by Henri while Euro goes from Memphis to Pigeon Forge.

Major differences and will be directly driven by how this ridge over us breaks down.
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Yeah tbh, I hate to wish this but almost need that ridge slightly stronger to keep the track west of the Apps, western NC does not need any rain right now
 
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