Gulf water cooling

[whitehall]

In spite of "Weather Channel" hype it seems that the Gulf of Mexico is cooling to the point that the hurricane is loosing energy.

 

[Nosmo King]

In spite of "Weather Channel" hype it seems that the Gulf of Mexico is cooling to the point that the hurricane is loosing energy.

The near shore water temperature is lower than waters 10-30 miles off shore. And those temperatures are in the low 80s.

 

[HereWeGoAgain]

In spite of "Weather Channel" hype it seems that the Gulf of Mexico is cooling to the point that the hurricane is loosing energy.

The near shore water temperature is lower than waters 10-30 miles off shore. And those temperatures are in the low 80s.

Dont think so.
The shallow coastal waters warm far faster than deep water.
I know this for a fact as I've personally checked temps from knee deep to 70 foot deep 100 miles offshore.
Have you ever been to the beach after a hurricane passes?
The water is cold as shit because the storm surge brought up the deepwater.

 

[whitehall]

Forecasted as a cat 4, it hit the coast as a cat 2 bordering on a cat 1

 

[HereWeGoAgain]

Forecasted as a cat 4, it hit the coast as a cat 2 bordering on a cat 1

We got a nice cool breeze out of it.

 

[whitehall]

We could use some rain if it gets far enough up the Appalachians

 

[Nosmo King]

In spite of "Weather Channel" hype it seems that the Gulf of Mexico is cooling to the point that the hurricane is loosing energy.

The near shore water temperature is lower than waters 10-30 miles off shore. And those temperatures are in the low 80s.

Dont think so.
The shallow coastal waters warm far faster than deep water.
I know this for a fact as I've personally checked temps from knee deep to 70 foot deep 100 miles offshore.
Have you ever been to the beach after a hurricane passes?
The water is cold as shit because the storm surge brought up the deepwater.

That and the infusion of freshwater flooding due to inland rains.

Anyway, I saw a chart of the water temperatures on the YouTube channel Direct Weather.

 

[whitehall]

In spite of "Weather Channel" hype it seems that the Gulf of Mexico is cooling to the point that the hurricane is loosing energy.

The near shore water temperature is lower than waters 10-30 miles off shore. And those temperatures are in the low 80s.

Dont think so.
The shallow coastal waters warm far faster than deep water.
I know this for a fact as I've personally checked temps from knee deep to 70 foot deep 100 miles offshore.
Have you ever been to the beach after a hurricane passes?
The water is cold as shit because the storm surge brought up the deepwater.

That and the infusion of freshwater flooding due to inland rains.

Anyway, I saw a chart of the water temperatures on the YouTube channel Direct Weather.

The graphics are geared to scare the hell out of you. Red and black seems to do the job.

 

[Jimmy_Chitwood]

In spite of "Weather Channel" hype it seems that the Gulf of Mexico is cooling to the point that the hurricane is loosing energy.

How will tey blame trump for this one?

 

[whitehall]

In spite of "Weather Channel" hype it seems that the Gulf of Mexico is cooling to the point that the hurricane is loosing energy.

How will tey blame trump for this one?

They take a lesson from Confederate general Nathan Bedford Forrest "get 'em skeered and keep the skeer on 'em".