Drizzle Snizzle
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Looks like the track has shifted a good 20 miles west or so.
Climo and that is a blend of modeling that the NWS uses which is usually pretty goodBased on ?
This storm is not climo. As mentioned by many mets, this is likely going to be far different inland.Climo and that is a blend of modeling that the NWS uses which is usually pretty good
So i went from 40% to about 90%. Shitballs. Be safe boys and DewyMan it's only getting worse
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I'm at 90% too.So i went from 40% to about 90%. Shitballs. Be safe boys and Dewy
Yea, looking at the new cone, the very eastern edge of the cone looks like it now goes right up through the middle of GeorgiaLooks like the track has shifted a good 20 miles west or so.
So I imagine gusts would be much higher.The NHC has Helene as a 60 mph TS in N GA.
Are you in south Georgia? I'm in 70% area just south of Atlanta.So i went from 40% to about 90%. Shitballs. Be safe boys and Dewy
This model has been very consistent keeping it so far east for days.
I definitely would question the intensity but we are dealing with a unique situation and I'd rather take the precedence of Irma and how that interacted with the upper level features than with previous storms that were isolated inland racers. The pressure being so low too will enhance the winds.
I need the east side of guidance to verify. I'm hoping the Icon is right this time. I may need to take down my neighbor's dead pine tree that sits east of my house, tonight or tomorrow.Yea, looking at the new cone, the very eastern edge of the cone looks like it now goes right up through the middle of Georgia
This model has been very consistent keeping it so far east for days.