It looks like Laura has spent the last few hours building up her core convection and trying to clear out her eye. Once that's done, we should have a better idea of where she's likely headed to. Right now her eye is wobbling all over the place.
Not saying that eastern LA is 100% clear from any impacts at this point, but there is no data that would indicate eastern LA is at risk for landfall.Again as accu said he could be wrong and I may be as well but I see a central la or east la landfall as well
would really be digging into that ridge over fl
At least it's slowly coming around on the pressure. What a silly model.
I will hold my opinion until Friday. I found this link to Hurricane Michael predictions 2 days before landfall. Nam was bombing out and HWRF was down in the 930s. Expectation was cat 2-3.....At least it's slowly coming around on the pressure. What a silly model.
Good deal. I'm going to predict that there's about a 95% chance that a 900 mb low pressure system will not impact the Gulf coast within the next 2 days.I will hold my opinion until Friday. I found this link to Hurricane Michael predictions 2 days before landfall. Nam was bombing out and HWRF was down in the 930s. Expectation was cat 2-3.....
Let's see what happens......
Strong hurricane Michael will cross the Gulf of Mexico and is expected to make landfall in Florida this week
The Gulf of Mexico will soon become active as new Tropical storm Michael has developed in the western Caribbean, east of the Yucatan peninsula, Mexico. …www.severe-weather.eu
So you are saying with confidence that Laura will not rival Camille ?Good deal. I'm going to predict that there's about a 95% chance that a 900 mb low pressure system will not impact the Gulf coast within the next 2 days.
Yeah, pretty confident. Nam is still a tad out to lunch. I'm still thinking Cat 4. Probably low end Cat 3 to low end Cat 4 is the most likely range.So you are saying with confidence that Laura will not rival Camille ?