bigtenfan

Pretty to look at and doesn't mess up the roads. Not the worst thing in the world.

Actually that may have been Evan Myers

Joe Soble. Joe Lundberg Evan Abrams

How many digital feet of snow has the Para had this winter so far? I would estimate several feet .

I think that the entire concept of using analogs is a somewhat flawed science now as many of the analogs are from years when the planet and more specifically the oceans was not as warm of a place as they are now.

That looks like more than a tick north. About 70 miles or so

Very bullish forecast to say the least. Even more so than JB

I am a novice at this but in the past hasn't there been a pattern of storms approaching the FL panhandle to weaken at the last minute due the the terrain in the N GOM?

I can't help to think that Florence still has a trick or two up its sleeve and has yet to show all of its cards.

Even starting further south the trailing system at least very early on looks most likely to be a fish storm as well.

Actually looking at the 12Z Euro it shows that Florence has no less than 3 siblings behind it. The first 2 looks to have gotten past 20N before hitting 50w. Using what I think is the Don Sutherland rule those 2 should not be a threat to the US Mainland. the 3rd one looks to be too early to tell.

After last season as a Florida home owner I have no complaints about that.

Taking it a bit further the entire 384 GFS run which takes us to Sept 5 shows very little if any threats. Even the African wave train going forward through the 384 run looks pretty quiet for this time of the year

Thank you so much for the explanation

I am pretty much a novice on the tropics. That said being a Florida homeowner certainly keeps my interest in the tropics up. Looking at the GFS Northern Africa region I do not see parade of waves crossing the continent over the next 15 days which takes us the the last third of August. Anything that does manage to exit the coast looks like it is swallowed up by SAL before it can get big enough to at least act as the sacrificial lamb for future waves. SSTs also look to be BN in the MDR. I have to believe that all of this argues for a tranquil Cape Verde season. If there is going to be an active CV season when does the parade of large waves across Africa usually start? Thanks in advance