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Hurricane Rita general area track with of course much weaker intensity
...begins with: Barry
https://weather.com/storms/hurricane...oding-forecast
SFS come in and do your thing
Hurricane Rita general area track with of course much weaker intensity
It's already mid July and we're only on the B storm, not very promising for this season, not to mention the fact that we've had zero in the way of Cape Verde/strong African wave activity. In strong years like 1995, 2005, 2008, 2017 we get strong promising waves by late June/early July, if not development, but as of now the only "threats" have been weak and close to home, forming off frontal boundaries etc.
I'm going with::
10 Named storms
2 hurricanes
0 major hurricanes
Weakest year since 2013 and 2009 tbh. Trump deserves a break. For a two-term President, Obama got historically lucky with hurricanes. Bush had it the worst by far and Trump has already had it MUCH worse in a quarter of the time Obama was in office.
Uh...what the is this thread
Bend over, I...oh wait
It's your time to come in and lay some expert rap on us about hurricanes
we seem to have a high population of armchair meteorologists for such a small message board.
What? Now I have to post in my thread, yours, and all the weather forums??
Clambake was right...heavy is the crown.
No weather forum on ST. I stopped posting on wunderground.com Masters blog around 10 years ago because it got way too rules-nazi and liberal. I'll still read it occasionally when there's a big hurricane threat.
yo that site sucks now. It used to be intellicast right? Anyway windy.com is where it's at now
Intellicast is/was separate. They came out with their own hurricane tracks/cones which were arguably better than both NHC and TWC with both track and intensity. They weren't the best visually but they were scarily accurate. Just like the GFDL spaghetti model which was the only model to get Katrina right from the start, but then they axed it. Wtf?
Sat morning about to be messed up for southern LA
NO about to take a direct hit from the Eastern wall of it
More Cindy 2005 than Katrina or even Isaac.Sat morning about to be messed up for southern LA
NO about to take a direct hit from the Eastern wall of it
There’s literally zero concern about this storm here. We know our storms. This one isn’t . Morgan City, Lafayette, & Baton Rouge have bigger concerns.Sat morning about to be messed up for southern LA
NO about to take a direct hit from the Eastern wall of it
It's not on Katrina/Rita level for sure. But it's going to be a of a rainmaker for early July. And the rivers will flood like a /the gulf surge will test your new levees
They already revised their river level estimates. That’s no longer a concern. Sustained rain is the only possibility but the storm is landing too west of us. Lafayette and Baton Rouge are at a much bigger risk of the rain floods.
Looks like it's getting sheared rn
No longer expected to become a hurricane:
Looks like 2-0-0 will stand.
Last 2 years- especially 2 years ago- were great years to be a wishcaster. This year is a good year to be a downcaster, trust me.
Even though this one is going to remain a tropical storm, it's looking like it will turn Louisiana into a lake. Predicting up to 25 inches of rain in certain areas.
NHC can't make up its mind. Now back to a minimal "H" just before landfall:
That chair has been down since Katrina.
They can't make up their mind.NHC can't make up its mind. Now back to a minimal "H" just before landfall:
Or the elements have conspired to keep sustained wind speeds around 70 mph.
Or you just did not let SF6 handle it in the first place?
We tried to get the expert in here but all you got was the weekend weathermen. I think he's got a screw loose, or needs some tussin. Or a salt pill.
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