CoastalWx

It shouldn't matter really. In all my years watching Logan, warm bias or not, they torch on west winds. There really is not a conduction aspect from water to temps with a stout west or southwest wind. Perhaps being near the water and open allows for stronger winds and maybe it feels cooler?

Does not matter at all. Logan is one of the hottest, if not hottest in SNE with west winds. Water only matters when it's onshore.

We should all go back to where we came from?

I have no idea what you are talking about. The forecast to me given all the guidance was fine. There are in fact areas of 20-24” of rain. However: 1) it fell N and W of Baton Rouge and NOLA thus limiting any potential flood there. 2) it fell in a narrow area. Given how lopsided the system was, I’m not surprised. But, can’t fault the forecast.

Well thursday will be sort of manky and cool it seems. But Saturday, all in for big heat.

I continue to be less and less impressed by the Ukmet. That thing is pounding tons of four loco

Did you step on doggie doo and track it in the house today? Very angry.

Easy Trump. I know what was said and what was forecasted. Imo, it wasn’t overhyped when guidance is gung ho. Granted I wasn’t sure of those numbers in a large area, but it wasn’t like someone just pulled shit out of their ass. I drown out the alarmists as that’s not hype, that is misinformation. Same on the other side.

I was also questioning that decision from the mayor. His reason? Because it’s not a cat 3. Huh? This was about possible flooding as the MS river floods a fishbowl of a city. It wasn’t overhyped, it was a grave concern. I completely get it. Now it’s not my business to go public with critique, by his reasoning was flawed.

You also have to remember what was going on with the Mississippi River. It is already at a very high-level, and that was great concern throughout the community about what could happen if we did receive a large area 15 to 20 inches of rain.

Barry looks to have an area that has almost 15 to 20 inches already. So narrow area may work out to have those big amounts, just not as large as some guidance had. Which when you have a system look like this, isn’t that hard to believe. However, for this one storm that didn’t work out quite as planned, I can think of a few others that certainly exceeded what model guidance had. From a rain standpoint, while it didn’t work out with this one, I don’t think it was overhyped considering what model guidance had and past history with tropical systems.

Davis Strait blocking and +PNA so it will definitely cool down. Tasty look if it were winter.

Yeah won't be U90s, but not the 552 thicknesses the op had the last few runs. 564 is good.

Man what a morning. Beautiful out. It does look like the thermostat turned up for about a week or so starting tomorrow. I’m actually happy the euro op backed off that trough for next week. Let’s keep it warm for the lake.