Probably basing it off of this but I wouldn't can't on that just yet....B Rad P., the G.OA.T, says tracks are shifting North!????
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Tropical Major Hurricane Florence
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i agree with webb, i just don't see how you can discount the 00z EPS all on top of the sc coast. it was a big shift south.
Lots of concern over movement , should take on more a NW component in the next 18 hours . Everything looks right on track so far
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snowlover91
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The main divergence in models occurs when Florence is between 70-75W. Some models are allowing her to turn more to the NNW due to a slight weakness in the ridge whereas others like the Euro and HWRF keep it strong and shove her more to the WNW.
Whoa where did this voice of reason come from?
Anyway I did take one look at the 12z initialized hurricane track model guidance I posted above and may need to change pants....
Agreed
Whoa where did this voice of reason come from?
Anyway I did take one look at the 12z initialized hurricane track model guidance I posted above and may need to change pants....
It comes out twice a year .....
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Does anyone have the site where you can overlay the national hurricane center forecast tracks to the satellite picture. I can’t find it anymore, thank you guys and gals
Have no idea, used to be the floaters on NHC but all of that has changed.... I'm getting old I don't like change as much as I used to.
So it's the NAM and is sucks I know but @51 which is about as far out as the NAM is any good, it has that ridge oriented more SE to NW allowing a more northern movement
WeatherAddiction
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This website shows a very small change in latitude rn and it shows the eye just south of the NHC official track
http://tropic.ssec.wisc.edu/real-time/archerOnline/cyclones/2018_06L/web/summaryTable.html
http://tropic.ssec.wisc.edu/real-time/archerOnline/cyclones/2018_06L/web/summaryTable.html
SnowE73
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Is it this page?
http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/PS/TROP/floaters/06L/06L_floater.html
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snowlover91
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Latest microwave looks very healthy.
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Brick Tamland
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Mandatory evacuation of Hatteras Island, visitors and residents, beginning at 12 pm today.
The eye really tightened up over night. She looks very healthy atmLatest microwave looks very healthy.
snowlover91
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Yeah recon will be there soon, I'm curious to see what they find. I think she will peak sometime today, undergo an EWRC tonight or tomorrow, then the new eye will be much larger and a second peak prior to landfall is likely.
So here's something crazy! I said earlier that Campbell University was sending students home tomorrow, I was incorrect. My daughter just called, she works with the Football team, their game with Coastal Carolina in Myrtle Beach mind you, has been moved from Saturday to Wednesday?! What the heck?! While there will most likely be evacuations ongoing they are anticipating heading there to play a game? No way.....