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CoastalWx

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  1. Yep. Tropical models usually work best. This will be interesting.
  2. I also was under the impression that some are also new and these plots are positions extracted from the grib files etc. The HWRF shown on that is definitely different compared to the 12z runs. Admittedly though I'm not 100% sure how those early runs are collected.
  3. Not much of a move on the 18z tropical models. Maybe a tad more spread to the E, but overall pretty consistent location wise.
  4. I didn't zoom in or anything, but NHC track at 11a seemed close to the tropical models at 12z. I generally follow the tropical models..but you have some good globals now still to the east. If I had to guess, NHC may ever so slightly adjust E at 5p.
  5. Man tough call. I also feel like I would take the NHC track and nudge it east too..but the differences in impacts are literally night and day.
  6. For Atlanta and Tallahassee it will really come down to track. NHC track is bad, but it would not shock me if we get some east ticks. So for Atlanta, if it moves east of the city, winds on the west side will be strong, but 40-55 vs 75+ is a huge difference. The inv trough that starts to set up after Helene makes landfall will help keep the LLJ on east side of the low. So we are talking massive differences in wind at both locations depending on track.
  7. Andy! Didn't know you were in ATL now. Hope all is well, bud.
  8. I was driving up rt 16 back in like 2012 around Chocorua Lake in NH. There was about 5-6 buses stopped with people from India literally in awe. They seemed like they were taken aback by what they saw. Taking pictures, stopping traffic and everything. Looked like many were praying too. So yeah, goes to your point.
  9. Foliage up north is always awesome to see. Love that time of year.
  10. The land friction will probably cause some issues with wobbling etc for a few hours.
  11. Needs to get away from the Yucatan for more rapid strengthening. Later today and tonight.
  12. That area from ATL to the N and NE are gonna get a shitload of rain. Big issues there I think especially foothills and mtns.
  13. Yeah was going to say, visible shows convection wrapping around, but IR kind of shows the illusion of the center closer to land and south. Microwave imagery helps here.
  14. Regarding the pressure, it's also possible the environmental air pressure is relatively low, which is why we have a 979mb TS.
  15. East side of this has a great outflow look.
  16. Some of the outer bands are moving SW so it helps give the appearance that shear is lessening. However, looking at satellite and the deeper convection to the west, it does appear dry air and shear are lessening a bit.
  17. Seems like it will at least clip the Yucatan. 18z tropicals kind of show this. More interested in what happens in the 24 hrs after.
  18. NHC cone also catches the NE Yucatán tip. What’s the issue here? I don’t see any wild forecasts from anybody.
  19. For central air we'd have to do all the roughing in first and then the condensers etc. Probably over 30K. Maybe less for mini splits, but I'm having trouble figuring out where to put the downstairs one. I also don't want those plastic 4" conduits running all over my outside walls. I know there are big state credits. I could do it, just not at the moment. Need a new fence and siding first.
  20. @wxeyeNH I noticed that too. It's occurring after the early posts about alignment. We could see a new center develop closer to the convection..but IMO things aren't close to taking off quite yet.
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