Future track?
Posted by
beachman80 on 10/4/2017, 4:26 pm
So what impact will the stystem going through the Florida straits have on Nate's track?
History seems to indicate that troughs that pick these storms up tend to move these storms more easterly than thought. Hermine comes to mind last year. That track went a lot further east than thought. Ivan and Opal ended up shifting tracks to the east at last second. Wilma went further south with its track the last 24 hours. Charley and recently Irma got pushed a lot further east at the last minute. So right now I tend to side more with the Euro model which has the more easterly track. I also think this could be like Hermine with the east side of this system having all the rain and energy and the west side not having too much. |
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90L now T.D. Sixteen. TS warnings issued in parts of C. America; 2nd landfall as hurricane in US -
Chris in Tampa,
10/4/2017, 12:14 pm- Re: 90L now T.D. Sixteen. TS warnings issued in parts of C. America; 2nd landfall as hurricane in US - LawKat, 10/4/2017, 9:41 pm
- TS winds possible in Keys Fri night - cypresstx, 10/4/2017, 7:35 pm
- Re: 90L now T.D. Sixteen. TS warnings issued in parts of C. America; 2nd landfall as hurricane in US - stevemc12, 10/4/2017, 5:40 pm
- Future track? - beachman80, 10/4/2017, 5:26 pm
- NHC TAFB - cypresstx, 10/4/2017, 4:35 pm
- NASA SPoRT - cypresstx, 10/4/2017, 4:31 pm
- 12Z Wednesday Euro is out - Chris in Tampa, 10/4/2017, 3:32 pm
- Air Force recon over half way to the storm as of about 11:30am EDT Wed - Chris in Tampa, 10/4/2017, 12:24 pm
- GOES-16 mesoscale sector 2 floater (1 minute imagery) - Chris in Tampa, 10/4/2017, 12:19 pm
- 11am EDT Wednesday NHC Discussion - Chris in Tampa, 10/4/2017, 12:16 pm
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