Maestrobjwa

Chuckling at "Wobble Tracker", lol https://www.wfla.com/weather/tracking-the-tropics/tracking-hurricane-ians-path-with-real-time-wobble-tracker/

Yeah it'e literally tough sledding here, lol In a slightly unrelated note...I'm still wondering what the 60s were smoking...How in the world, with our climo being the way it is (perhaps a little easier back then, but even for that period it was unusual) did we string together that many above average seasons??

Pardon my ignorance, but what is that for? Unclean water contamination from storm surge, or?

Maybe what I saw was just for Tampa Bay...or for a major hurricane (was Charley a major at landfall?)

I thought it had more to do with the fact that we don't see this kind of track much?

Yeah they about to make me go on a cake diatribe!!!!

Yeah that's gonna be a messy one!!

Reading the main board people acting like a South of Tampa landfall is gonna make some huge difference! For someone reading the thread to get info, those posts just add confusion, imo

How much better, though? Is it that much of a difference?

Great gif--Fascinating to watch!

Ya posted that NAM (famously inaccurate at this range) just because nothing else was out. When things get serious that kind of thing will get deleted by mods everytime.

I like carrot cake. However I'm not sure what the Mid Atlantic weather definition of carrot cake is

And peaking just before landfall seems to be an unfortunate theme the last few years for some odd reason.

Hurts your feelins' I'm tellin' ya, lol

When I saw about 10 earlier I thought about you and the "I's" Lol Yep ya know it's coming!

So it has commenced, huh? And It's been a few years since it started this early here, hasn't it?

Not everyone can understand the dichotomy of a weather enthusiast. Both things can be true...Most if not all here don't want the bad things to happen you just mentioned. But if you are a weather enthusiast...you can't help but be fascinated by extreme weather. There's a certain way it captures the imagination: and if there's potential to witness it...No matter how much you don't want anybody to get hurt, part of ya is still fascinated regardless. Now, you may not feel that dichotomy in your own weather enthusiasm, but others do.

It's gonna snow an inch at South Beach?

Tough, tough loss...BUT: I think all Ravens fans should be encouraged by that offensive display we saw today. Lamar was bearing them soundly BOTH ways today! And how about Bateman?? Had no idea he had that kind of speed! If he continues on this trajectory, he could def solidify WR1 status! He an Duv could be 1 and 2!

Every fins drive on that second half was like 5 consecutive model suites going from "Incoming!" to "No snow for yoo!" Lol

Yeah the D--particularly the secondary--will improve with a some grace and mercy to avoid more injuries. As for MacDonald...wayyyyyy too early to assess him. Looked great last week, looked great for one half today and absolutely awful the second half. I'm still optimistic about him--we shall see. As to the run game: I agree. It will obviously get better with JK and Gus back! Hey...in all this, maybe this prevents us from peaking too soon...who knows?

Where was Humphrey second half? I think he barely played! Peter's obviously had limited snaps, and Stephen's out...So the secondary was basically Marcus Williams, Chuck Clark and a bunch of rookies the second half...against Tyreek Hill!

Well, we brought pressure and you see what happened, lol

People better start puttin' respect on Bateman's name, lol All off-season ya hear from our own fans "We ain't got no receivers!"

This. I think some here forget about this part. Outside of the consideration of usual "chaos" of weather where you can always get an anomaly, I don't get the "ninas aren't so bad" chorus--unless those saying that don't live in the middle, lol As you said it has been a repetitive pattern--particularly over the last 10-15 years. Now, I get we can be screwed in other ensos as well--and sure, you can get to median still (albeit through 1-2" events). However, as the numbers you posted have shown, that THIS particular kind of fail happens the most under ninas (and rarely deviates from that tendency). Like you don't even have to even know the snowfall totals...but just look at the radar during any big storm during a nina and see that dang hole, lol Now on a positive note...you can still get enough scenery snow and decent cold for it to "feel" like winter. It just comes by those 1-2" events I mentioned (like 2018 when we got to 18" just by a bunch of those events, lol). But if you're looking for a little more of a punch...ninas ain't it most of the time!