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Big jump in pressure on the last vortex, 931mb. Weaker wester.
Lol, Here we goBig jump in pressure on the last vortex, 931mb. Weaker wester.
As webb stated earlier, Jose will be one to watch with 18gfs looping it around to only slingshot back towards the US.Since nobody's around I'll go off topic, Jose is going to be very interesting, and Katia's remnants may end up in the Pacific and slam Cabo. About the craziest I've seen the tropics since '04 '05
I hope not I gotta sleep before OctoberAs webb stated earlier, Jose will be one to watch with 18gfs looping it around to only slingshot back towards the US.
Looks like the keys pulled out their secret Sheer Gun on the last few frames, wow!I don't think she likes Cuba very much lol
Yeah the 00z Euro is tossing her much further into Cuba in the next 6 hrs or so hm
still bombs it out approaching SW FL. Very consistent and disturbing
Did the Euro just almost rode the coast straight up? I mean west this timegoing to Tampa at 54
this is very close to a disaster run for Tampa
Two things before bed.
One, the big boost in the northern outflow channel.
Two, if the Euro is correct the slowly increasin southwesterly shear mentioned by NHC will not bother Irma that much due to its increasing northeasterly movement. Bent mentioned Charley which is a good case.
This assuming its inland, more water time, more stronger it hits land Northern FloridaNEW 2 AM
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I've been watching forecast and satellites the last 2 days. Am I the only one thinking this could hit in the panhandle? The models have shifted W for 2 days w no sign of stopping. Just think it may go much further west that forecast.
This assuming its inland, more water time, more stronger it hits land Northern Florida
You have a map?this run would be a lot windier in AL/GA still 975 moving into SE AL
You have a map?
LOL!! Thanks, i got that map. I meant the wind field map