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Dang. Hopefully it will gone by Saturday. Dont like unloading in the rain with a dog and a wife
Dang. Hopefully it will gone by Saturday. Dont like unloading in the rain with a dog and a wife
Looking like there will be solid threats to the SE mid to late Sept....
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Starting to see hits showing up in the long range on the models , dont take the location of this to heart just yet as the location of the storm is different in every run , the take away from this is the fact the storm is hitting the SE somewhere every run....this particular run was our turn. , it is moving NNE and crosses the sound on its way up the coast....it also puts down 20+ inches of rain over eastern NC. This is why all this rain we get now is worrisome we dont need the rivers all running full and then something like this come around.
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So you are looking at a model run over 300 hours out. I bet that's accurate.
So you are looking at a model run over 300 hours out. I bet that's accurate.
Its a tool.......you know the ones that showed a hurricane over eastern NC over 9 days before Iseias hit NC.
i think that shaggy and downeastnc have demonstrated a pretty good ability to use these forecast tools on storms that impact us in NC.
i cant recall anyone posting here giving us better long range predictions on severe weather?
@woodmoose hope 19 doesnt slide a bit further south and parallel the coast much more than its forecasted to do. Could rake the marshes of Louisiana again.
hush your mouth young man!!
Right now most models take it inland further east. At the same time it seems to be drifting further south which could change the downrange angle so it's a sit back and wait for the time being.
I'm gonna say 100mph landfall mouth
of the Mississippi if I was a betting man.
Yeah conditions are not terrible, water temps are a bit lower thanks to the upwelling from Laura but still its warm enough to support a hurricane.....the lack of any real shear till late in the time frame leaves the door open to Cat 2/3.
@woodmoose the saving grace may be the turn north at landfall versus a paralleling of the Lousiana coast.
I still like the Mississippi river landfall but some models are really blow this up into a cat 3 so my 100mph guess could be low of they are correct.
NHC showing right there on Mississippi delta and LA/MS border
Yeah they shifted the angle from last nights Wnw heading to a recurve butbthebresukts are the same. Louisiana will see another cane.