Hurricane season still going.
And this weather sucks... muggy and 70F+ in the morning in November is BS.
And this weather sucks... muggy and 70F+ in the morning in November is BS.
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Last: 9 days ago by tk for tu juan
I have a flight out of IAH Friday night. That's looking iffy at best right now
Edit: actually might not be a problem after all
Edit: actually might not be a problem after all
TD18 expected to become Tropical Storm Rafael by day's end...next update comes in shortly.
— Rob Perillo (@robperillo) November 4, 2024
This system is expected to become a hurricane prior to interacting with Western Cuba early Wednesday...thereafter, there's a lot of uncertainty on steering influences in the Gulf of… pic.twitter.com/nhwTuih356
The fearcasters are always going to focus on any outliers to get viewers for the next broadcast.
Thanks for posting that map; I'm going to use it to make decisions.
I don't get those intensity models. 990-1000 mb is a weak storm.
Cromagnum said:
I don't get those intensity models. 990-1000 mb is a weak storm.
Does seem to be a disconnect. I assume that the black track and the associated black track intensities represents the average of all the tracks and intensities in the ensemble models.
Morning commute should be a mess in the Tine. It was throwing down last night over here.
So much for those CenterPoint upgrades. As this front came through, power went out for about a minute.
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AgLiving06 said:
So much for those CenterPoint upgrades. As this front came through, power went out for about a minute.
That's really a hell of an upgrade by percentage.
Rafael's forecast in the Gulf of Mexico becomes more tricky - there is a very strong correlation between its latitude and intensity.
— Tomer Burg (@burgwx) November 5, 2024
A farther south storm will be much stronger, while a farther north storm closer to the US Gulf coast will quickly unravel.
Let's go into the why: pic.twitter.com/05WArLoYPA
I describe the two scenarios for Rafael in this annotated visual (graphics courtesy of @cyclonicwx), highlighting the differences in environment depending on Rafael's track.
— Tomer Burg (@burgwx) November 5, 2024
In either case, significant weakening is expected before Rafael or its remnants make landfall in the US. pic.twitter.com/UXTqFRWSZ3
Never give up your war drum.AgLiving06 said:
So much for those CenterPoint upgrades. As this front came through, power went out for about a minute.
The ol' five day cone stall
Force field activated
tk for tu juan said:
Force field activated
Is that their way of saying "who ****in knows".
well thats gonna be a long weekend for those deepsea drilling and production platformstk for tu juan said:
The ol' five day cone stall
In related news, CenterPoint has hired Matt Lanza.
fear porn
Larry Hagman said:
fear porn
Larry Hagman said:
fear porn
Where is this so-called "fear porn"?
I have never seen a GoM hurricane turn south like this, let alone during cold front season where they usually go northeast.
1/2 Cuban 8 before a Mexican teabag?
All I can think of when I see this track is in Airplane! when the radar guy says something like, "this guys all over the place, what an a-hole"
Very well played.
the hurricane that will be nothing hthtk for tu juan said:Larry Hagman said:
fear porn
Where is this so-called "fear porn"?
Larry Hagman said:the hurricane that will be nothing hthtk for tu juan said:Larry Hagman said:
fear porn
Where is this so-called "fear porn"?
I missed where somebody said it was gonna be something.
#neverforget
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