ForsythSnow
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Yeah, it is also a lot stronger, so it should pull more NE.Yeah but it's already moving Ne this run
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Yeah, it is also a lot stronger, so it should pull more NE.Yeah but it's already moving Ne this run
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Is it unusual to have a Hurricane Watch when it's not even a Tropical Storm yet ?
Hope they got the pumps fixed down there in Voo-Doo City. Had alot of trouble there a week or 2 ago.979 into western Louisiana![]()
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It's going to take a freaking week to get from where it's at now to western Louisiana ? At that rate it'll be in GA by around Mid September.979 into western Louisiana![]()
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Lot of wind potential there, just how much of that would actually make it down to the surface?
makes me wonder if it actually moves inland around Texas or stalls right before landfall then merges back in the gulf?Get out the dartboard
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No, you are right. At 2 the NHC had Harvey as stationary, and the convection overhead is really starting to heat up. If it can keep the convention is the better question as it has a history of dissipating convection overnight. but then again, it has an actual rotation now, so it should be able to keep it up.Harvey is currently not moving, which gives it more time to get it act together. Looking good on the satellite, theres word from another board that pressure is falling one of the buoys 103 miles nne from where they think the center is. Someone correct me if im wrong
Well, at least there is some agreement somewhere. At least it seems reasonable that it shows Harvey barely moving the next 12 hours.Damn the 12z EPS mean is spot on with the EURO ops track. Image from Allen![]()
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Much more condensed after day 3 it appears.
"EPS"Nam, last few frames stalls on Texas coast line. Makes me think only to merge back in the gulf like the Euro/ Esp is showing. LA needs to keep an eye on this very closely.