Troubles in the Gulf!

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I like the "wind field" on the map. Gives you a better scope of how big those things really are. Everyone seems to focus on the "center" We've been whacked pretty good by the edges too!
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Well early yesterday morning we started Plan A for a hurricane evac on the coming Friday - facing a holiday weekend having secured reservations were high on the priority list.  As the day progressed and the models evolved, the forecast kept dropping further to the south taking the wide edge of the cone completely out of the US.  Then with the 0700 CDT discussion the rosy picture starts to become cloudier.  Comments form the NHC discussion that are cause for continued concern ...

"THE SUBTROPICAL RIDGE CURRENTLY SITUATED ACROSS FLORIDA AND THE NORTHERN GULF OF MEXICO ERODES IN THE 36-72 HOUR TIME FRAME LEAVING A LARGE WEAKNESS IN THE RIDGE OVER THE CENTRAL AND WESTERN GULF. THIS WEAK FLOW PATTERN IS EXPECTED TO CAUSE ALEX TO SLOW DOWN AND ALLOW THE CYCLONE TO GAIN SOME LATITUDE."
...

"IF THE RECENT NORTHWARD SHIFT IN THE MODELS CONTINUES...THEN ALEX COULD REMAIN OVER WATER FOR THE NEXT 5
DAYS RESULTING IN A VERY POWERFUL HURRICANE."
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Quote from: BuyLowSellHigh on June 27, 2010, 05:44:21 AM
Well early yesterday morning we started Plan A for a hurricane evac on the coming Friday - facing a holiday weekend having secured reservations were high on the priority list.  As the day progressed and the models evolved, the forecast kept dropping further to the south taking the wide edge of the cone completely out of the US.  Then with the 0700 CDT discussion the rosy picture starts to become cloudier.  Comments form the NHC discussion that are cause for continued concern ...

"THE SUBTROPICAL RIDGE CURRENTLY SITUATED ACROSS FLORIDA AND THE NORTHERN GULF OF MEXICO ERODES IN THE 36-72 HOUR TIME FRAME LEAVING A LARGE WEAKNESS IN THE RIDGE OVER THE CENTRAL AND WESTERN GULF. THIS WEAK FLOW PATTERN IS EXPECTED TO CAUSE ALEX TO SLOW DOWN AND ALLOW THE CYCLONE TO GAIN SOME LATITUDE."
...

"IF THE RECENT NORTHWARD SHIFT IN THE MODELS CONTINUES...THEN ALEX COULD REMAIN OVER WATER FOR THE NEXT 5
DAYS RESULTING IN A VERY POWERFUL HURRICANE."


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