Tropical Major Hurricane Irma (Part 1)

[ForsythSnow]

Early 0z track guidance....

A big caution on reading this map. These are what just ran at 18Z, not what is to come at 0Z, It is deceiving, but this is just the end results as of 0Z from the 18Z models.

 

[Arcc]

Unless I'm mistaken, that was Andrew.

Wilma.

 

[SD]

 

[Metwannabe]

Thanks for answering,

Overall though it probably would maintain strength longer if it's riding up the east coast due to the proximity to the Atlantic, you have to keep in mind also the speed at which it moves once it makes landfall..... Hazel in 1954 for instance brought hurricane force winds couple hundred miles inland and TS force winds all the way up to Canada as Phil pointed out it's more than A+B=C

 

[Taylor]

just a tad east?

maybe a trend if so, but chances are it'll move all over the place for another day and a half ...

No, they are west of 18z.

 

[SD]

Im going to jump on real quick to make sure the stream works for the show. Let me know if it does

 

[Metwannabe]

Im going to jump on real quick to make sure the stream works for the show. Let me know if it does

Did you test it yet.... I got nothing
I got a second blip of you

 

[SD]

I made a mistake this is the new link

 

[Arcc]

If you mean the Big Bend - the water is 2' deep ... but you basically have 40 miles of inland Seminole Swamp ...

 

[ForsythSnow]

I think Irma is about to start intensifying more soon. Dvorak values a hair up and all flags off. The eye is large now, but I bet we see it contract.

 

[SoutheastRidge]

It does seem like storms tend to weaken as they approach the FL panhandle. I think Opal was one example.

 

[SD]

Did you test it yet.... I got nothing
I got a second blip of you

ok good, it works. we will be live at 9

 

[thanksgivingbrown]

Yo

ok good, it works. we will be live at 9

Your original link worked. The new link is bad

 

[ForsythSnow]

Not sure if someone posted already, but there is no way this is happening. Upper levels near 214 knots, or nearly 240 mph again.

 

[pcbjr]

I have not gone out with a pole to measure ... but I've scalloped and snorkeled and airboated all over the Big Bend and its creeks, and it is shallow and there is swamp as far inland as you want to go to look for snakes ...

 

[NWTNWX]

Not sure if someone posted already, but there is no way this is happening. Upper levels near 214 knots, or nearly 240 mph again.

I agree probably not happening but I think this was one of the models we laughed at with Harvey.

 

[ForsythSnow]

I have not gone out with a pole to measure ... but I've scalloped and snorkeled and airboated all over the Big Bend and its creeks, and it is shallow and there is swamp as far inland as you want to go to look for snakes ...

Yeah, and it isn't too elevated at all, so in reality, dump a bunch of rain and flooding will occur on top of the surge.

 

[SD]

show is going live

 

[farleydawg792]

show is going live

Live show? Where do I view?


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[PEA_RIDGE]

240 mph winds, hmmmm. not impossible but very hard to believe at this point with no sure track at this time