Scott747

Well then... Can't say I Google members names but that's pretty effed up. I can't do anything but remove/hide his posts and will do so until he explains himself to someone with a higher pay grade. In the meantime report his posts that get by until they make a decision.

Because this isn't S2K. So keep it over there. You posted a bunch of S2k crap about a ridiculous low off of Florida earlier this week that had to be cleaned up. Patience is wearing thin...

My point is the idea that the Gulf or Caribbean is some sort of escalated threat because they haven't been 'touched' or active so far. It's almost always supportive (when it comes to sst's/ohc) throughout the season regardless of activity.

This could be the most overplayed and tiring argument year after year when it comes to ssts/ohc and the potential. When it comes to the 'waters' the GoM and NW Caribbean are generally always supportive of not only tropical formation but intense storms throughout the season. I

It will be another week before you should even begin to worry about what the models are showing...

It's in the middle of an erc so nailing the center is a little tricky and there can be wide variations on the pressure readings. Especially with the gradient that Milton has shown. Another recon is already nearing the storm.

Damn. What a gradient. Looks like it might be below 910 this pass.

As the thread starts heating up again try not quoting any imagery with quick reactions. If your commenting and contributing to some meaningful type of analysis, then fine. Otherwise it's going to disappear. There is already enough scrolling as it is.

We don't normally do this but we're at a point that even with a not particularly large Florida contingent here... There probably needs to be a dedicated thread for local impacts, warnings etc. independent of this and the banter thread. There will be some good info that will quickly be lost like was shared on the last page or two.

That imagery is starting to get some Haiyan vibes. Effing crazy.

Expect another special advisory.

939 on the NOAA pass.

941 on the latest pass. Still dropping like a rock.

Nasty gradient on the way in for the latest eye penetration.