Tropical Tropical Storm Barry

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And this model east as well
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Starting to think the gfs may not be an eastern outlier, models are shifting east. Still ways to go with back n forth.
 
The models have been seesawing east and west the past couple of days.
 
Brent said:
Even if the more western tracks verify NO is gonna be on the bad side with onshore flow and lets not forget the Mississippi has been in flood for weeks already so i just dont see a good solution here
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Agree: Folks have to realize here this a whole new animal (river Flooding into the city). Every time a big storm has come along by late summer/fall the river has been way down, easily handle the surge in spite those being big surges. If wont take much of a surge at all when your currently sitting just a couple feet below the levees being capped. Saw where they are shutting all the flood gates around the city now. takes like 2 days to complete.
 
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ForsythSnow said:
Read these words:
Nobody in the Carolinas is getting rain from this directly after it hits the Gulf. Said it here and now. See this in 5 days. It'll be right.
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South-west NC will see direct upslope if current shifts continue or if the GFS is right. Lake Toxaway area.
 
BirdManDoomW said:
It’s more about worker safety and precautions that will shut them down. Just a bad spot for storm. I forgot the wind speed criteria over water that they normally shut down for. Don’t think it’s very high.
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Yep. Good thing is, it doesn't look like a long-lasting deal with widespread infrastructure damage. So hopefully, any spike in prices will be relatively short-lived.
 
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Rain Cold said:
Yep. Good thing is, it doesn't look like a long-lasting deal with widespread infrastructure damage. So hopefully, any spike in prices will be relatively short-lived.
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But could be a multi-day shutdown based on track-speed. Just checked the NHC rain map and they have 4-6” smidge over western NC now.
 
Preliminary Appalachian upslope subject to change. All of north Georgia gets wet.
 

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Rain Cold said:
Yep. Good thing is, it doesn't look like a long-lasting deal with widespread infrastructure damage. So hopefully, any spike in prices will be relatively short-lived.
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Agree.... however already reports of evacuations from oil rigs in the GOM and those same reports say some 250,000 barrels a day immediately affected with a potential for 700,000 barrels a day. So yeah hopefully short lived but gas price increase not out of the question unfortunately
 
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metwannabe said:
Agree.... however already reports of evacuations from oil rigs in the GOM and those same reports say some 250,000 barrels a day immediately affected with a potential for 700,000 barrels a day. So yeah hopefully short lived but gas price increase not out of the question unfortunately
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well we all know they use any reason to raise them...
 
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