pcbjr
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Haha but that's half the fun. Just like I think the Euro will push Flo W or WSW from 168-216 and kick up forward speed. It may be near the SE shortly after 216 turning back wnw or nw let's see what we getYou think I had learned my lesson by now.... quit trying to predict how a model run will finish
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Haha but that's half the fun. Just like I think the Euro will push Flo W or WSW from 168-216 and kick up forward speed. It may be near the SE shortly after 216 turning back wnw or nw let's see what we get
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I really think future Helene has a lot of potential to be a long tracker it'll probably be south and weaker so it should miss the troughs. Isaac after that may be a quick exit stage right as the trough that may or may not pick up florence digs inYup, hr216 says this would be a lock for landfall. With the next ones lining up behind Flo. Sheesh this could be a historic next few weeks.
Wow Euro has Flo diving hard SW at hr 240 gonna hit northern FL with that track.
Haha but that's half the fun. Just like I think the Euro will push Flo W or WSW from 168-216 and kick up forward speed. It may be near the SE shortly after 216 turning back wnw or nw let's see what we get
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Dude you nailed it and a heckuva track if it verifies
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And this would make it only the 2nd TC on record since 1851 to be as far north as 17.5N at 35W and make it to the CONUS. The only one on record to do so is last year's Irma. No TC north of 18N when at 35W has made it across.
Upper level pattern isn't that dissimilar. Good callNeed to post this ... JB just jumped on Dora, and I swear, my post was well before he Tweeted ...
Coming from you, that's getting printed out, in all of its LaserJet glory, and framed, and hung in my private office ...Upper level pattern isn't that dissimilar. Good call
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