Rob Moser
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Loc: Naples,FL & Iowa
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Fox News has been reporting this much of the afternoon. Saying it could affect US & FL by next week.
But...they're often wrong.
(The Forecast Lounge is the best place for discussion on long range extended outlooks on a system, so this seemed like a good post to start this thread with.)
Edited by Ed Dunham (Fri Sep 10 2010 06:07 PM)
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WesnWylie
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Loc: 32.59N 96.70W
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Fox News has been reporting this much of the afternoon. Saying it could affect US & FL by next week.
But...they're often wrong.
I don't know about Florida being impacted, but I think Mississippi, Louisiana, and Texas may have something to watch about a week from now. As far as its intensity is concerned, I think it does have the potential to become a potent system if it can manage to gain some latitude over time; otherwise, if it stays on a westerly course, I don't see it getting stronger than a tropical storm at the peak of its intensity.
Edited by Ed Dunham (Fri Sep 10 2010 06:08 PM)
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Jasonch
Weather Watcher
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Loc: Texas 30.36N 94.18W
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What is the very latest on 92L? Does it look like it will develope and be a threat to the gulf of mexico.
Edited by Ed Dunham (Fri Sep 10 2010 06:09 PM)
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ftlaudbob
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Loc: Fort Lauderdale,Fl 26.11N 80.12W
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What is the very latest on 92L? Does it look like it will develope and be a threat to the gulf of mexico.
I think 92L will develop,NHC gives it a 50/50 chance to happen within 48 hours.As far as the path it is to early to tell,but my guess would be somewhere close to the Yucatan.
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