Looking at Tropical Depression Three I noticed a red dot developing round what should be his CDO..or the area that most likely will be the CDO when a hurricane hunter gets there.
I think that if you take a long look at a long loop you will see it will and is tracking to the right of the forecasted track. Florida.. both coasts should pay attention.
The small compact storm in the Gulf that has its own topic on this forum did intercept the ball but I won't call a flag or complain about any interference as I'm not an official running around in zebra stripes at the NHC.
And, either way we have a game going on here.. a storm to track, the players are on the field and it looks like a high scoring game. Not a bunch of fish storms.. this is the real thing.
I'll be good. Promise. I wouldn't want to make you do double duty running back and forth from one board/topic to another worrying where some poster might say something a bit too cute or witty of too hot for some to handle. Will leave the heat in the ocean where the storms can suck it up and explode.
enjoy and relax is my advice bobbi watching 3 right now
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