18Z HWRF comes close to NC coast and makes landfall in Myrtle Beach (maybe just North) at Hr60. Then heads into central SC with ~970MB SLP and into N Ga 0Z Sunday (Saturday evening).
Tie me to the whippin' post, but yesAnyone thinking this things gonna end up making landfall right at the GA/SC border?
If correct The UGA game Saturday night might be interesting... Run run and run some more. Thankful we are playing a high school team.18Z HWRF comes close to NC coast and makes landfall in Myrtle Beach (maybe just North) at Hr60. Then heads into central SC with ~970MB SLP and into N Ga 0Z Sunday (Saturday evening).
Swift herrien and Holyfield would be enough if weather is a factorIf correct The UGA game Saturday night might be interesting... Run run and run some more. Thankful we are playing a high school team.
UF isn't until the end of October ...If correct The UGA game Saturday night might be interesting... Run run and run some more. Thankful we are playing a high school team.
Even with the stall and southwest drift Florence is still modeled as a formidable wind event for this area. Gfs and euro have sustained winds in the 20-30 range with gusts 40-55. I could see a wind distribution in this area similar to Matthew
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Does this help what you're looking for?So...out of all of last night's 0z models, which ones were best at predicting tonights actual 0z location? Those are my go to's right now.
You haven't been at too many bars at 3:00 AM I take it ... LOLMay be the ugliest Cat 4 storm I have ever seen.
Oh and by the way, I am not buying this stop right on the coastline, reverse thrust riding back perfectly parallel to the coastline before coming ashore in southern SC routine. Not for a minute.
Reed Timmer if you can handle him. I can’tDo you guys know any hurricane trackers or people that will be going live like the “blue shed” guy?
#2May be the ugliest Cat 4 storm I have ever seen.
Oh and by the way, I am not buying this stop right on the coastline, reverse thrust riding back perfectly parallel to the coastline before coming ashore in southern SC routine. Not for a minute.
May be the ugliest Cat 4 storm I have ever seen.
Oh and by the way, I am not buying this stop right on the coastline, reverse thrust riding back perfectly parallel to the coastline before coming ashore in southern SC routine. Not for a minute.
May be the ugliest Cat 4 storm I have ever seen.
Oh and by the way, I am not buying this stop right on the coastline, reverse thrust riding back perfectly parallel to the coastline before coming ashore in southern SC routine. Not for a minute.