| JG |
| (Weather Hobbyist) |
| Wed Oct 19 2005 09:25 PM |
Re: Models
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Okay, I don't usually do this as I'm not a MET.
I just checked the last 24 hours of models runs on Dr Vigh's site at Colorado State.
If You live south of a Tampa to Kennedy Space Center line. One of the models has been over or close to You.
The outlier (furtherest North of all models) seems to be the LBAR model. But it is constant with it's location.
The models Will change over the next few days. The main intent here is to get people to Prepare for a Tropical Storm or Hurricane Wind Event.
If You, or someone You know. Live south of a Tampa to Kennedy Space Center Line, then please get things in order for probable power and water outage, and possible evacuation.
If you are placed under a Mandatory or Voluntary Evacuation...Please Leave.
Especially those near low lying areas that are prone to flash flooding, rivers, streams and the Beaches.
Interesting. I've been asking as to why the LBAR is so much of an outlier and if you remember, the GFDL moves towards it, then away, then back, etc. over the last 3 days.
But it has been constant putting the storm over the Tampa area. Anyone with a scientific reason why?