88, long term predictions are hard ? How about one of us try and figure out what is hell is going to happen short term / the 13th and 14th of next week ?????????
Thanks,,,,,maybe someone can post either ISO or Larrys ( or both ) thoughts about next week and we can see if they have a really good handle on things ???????? otherwise I will search them out and try and see for myself
88 that is exactly what I was thinking as I did not remember ANYONE coming remotely close to getting last year correct but I don't follow either of those guys closely
Does anyone know how Isotherm and Larry Cosgrove did last year with their predictions for last winter ? Were the relatively spot on or all over the place ?
I get it some guys don't love the snow or the weenies but what if all that went wrong with the models and the weather patterns last year goes right this year ? Theres no denying that this event is over a week away but the models as of now are seeing a possible storm ------------weenie away my friends who cares about the nay sayers !
88 I think history has shown us that early season snowstorms are usually followed by a lot of disappointment for snow lovers like us the rest of the season = last year was the most recent sad example,,,,,,,,,
i Dont know him but Im glad Josh is ok,,,,,,so IF Dorian slows down again while over the warm waters wont it intensify and be stronger then modeled when it resumes going North ? sounds right to me
The Bermuda High is weakening and a new piece of energy is supposed to eventually begin pulling Dorian North but I sure would feel a lot better if Dorian was in fact moving North now instead of still moving West even if its only at 1 mph ----- is there anything that could prevent the Northern pull from happening ? Is there any piece of energy that could continue sending Dorian West ? I mean could the weakening high not break down totally or as expected ?
I posted this in the storm thread but it belongs here as well "Can anyone answer this = assuming that Dorian continues traveling west at its current speed what longitude and latitude would it have to be at where it would be safe to say that this WOULD BE making landfall in Florida ?"
Julian,,,or anyone else = if you can help me / us out with the soundings as to be honest I understand the graph but how do we / I know the locations that have to worry about freezing rain or ice ? Thanks in advance