Rabbit
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The models continue to push the northern turn to the west with each run, and I am wondering now if it is at all possible for a Louisiana or Texas landfall
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mud1967
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I live in Tallahassee and my parents live in Pensacola. Do you think that it might be possible for both of us to have effects?
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SoonerShawn
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http://www.srh.noaa.gov/lix/cgi-bin/previous2.php?pil=LIXAFDLIXW&version=0
This pretty much sums up what I said in my earlier post.
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Fred08
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looking at sat and obs.... shear is starting to take effect in gulf, in response to weakness coming down across the mid and western gulf coast states....also note that the ULL east of florida is now moving ne..... i am thinking we will see a more north movement in the next few hrs, just clipping the cuban coast and than a ne turn.... it all depends on how a 915mb (IVAN) low responds to the features to the north.....yes it appears in 25-36 hrs has a bigger wind field and is much larger.... how much this will help when he gets into the gulf will determine i think on how much of a shear beating he will take..... i am thinking a northerly movement should start within 12-24hrs.... i also think just finished a eye wall replacement....there is strong convection on se side in last hr... recon is almost to storm.... should have vortex soon
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MikeG
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I think eye is on the comeback this morning. Looking at vis in last hour, i am seeing what looks like another stadium effect coming back, which could be a sign of eyewall replacement is over. Yes i do think forward speed has picked up! The caymans are still taking a hit right now, winds should be over 115mph and they should be getting large swells too! Recon is dropping in alt now, so they should be at outer bands now....
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spook
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I think they misnamed as the terrible,should have been the island skipper,maybe he likes large land masses>
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teal61
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Louisiana is becoming more and more of a possibility as each hour goes by. Texas is probably a long shot, as least for now.
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BillD
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New thread started.
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GuppieGrouper
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Ok guys this is an opinion and it is based on my having gone outside and looked up at the sky. We have large puffy clouds at the lower levels but we also have hurricane blow off skittering across the area too. For those of you who are new. I am in Polk County. TampaBay area schools have been closed for Monday some for Tuesday as well. I am believing that although we won;t get a hurricane tomorrow or Tuesday, I am concerned that people will start to go back to life as usual and we will get hit on Wednesday and Thursday. It is not anything I can scientifically prove. I hope I am wrong. But, I have been noticing the Cedar Key thing myself for about 24 hours and I am no expert. I wish they would leave the politics out of this so we could get some real information.
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KC
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I agree - I'm in Naples. Collier County EM has just advised no new actions today but continue to monitor. Schools are closed tomorrow (Collier schools are used as shelters; HS near my house is being used for those under mandatory evac from Charlotte Co as they have no place to go). I am still very uneasy about this one.
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willy
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Shawn, If you remember on my post a day or two ago,I said that it would end up in the middle of the Gulf and make a turn toward the NE. I still believe this will be the track will take. I think it will make landfall somewhere between Pensacola and Apalachacola. Willy in Lapalce ,La.
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