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Florida might get a rough ride
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Could stall for 24 hrs. off of Tampa as a low pulling it there might move off at just the wrong time.
If so, good-bye Tampa.
 
Could stall for 24 hrs. off of Tampa as a low pulling it there might move off at just the wrong time.
If so, good-bye Tampa.
it has too much energy to stall. it has been hauling ass since it formed.
 
I’m not buying much of a stall either. I think the approaching trough is going to pull it north-northeastward and not stall it.
 
I’m not buying much of a stall either. I think the approaching trough is going to pull it north-northeastward and not stall it.

Hopefully so.
But there is little shear to steer it if the Low moves off at just the right time.
And troughs move slow.
 
A low North of it is pulling it northwards.
You don't know shit about weather!!
I know an upper level wind shear combined with Sahara dust has been culpable in the slow hurricane season. I know more than you think.
 
it has too much energy to stall. it has been hauling ass since it formed.

A hurricane's stalling out is contingent on surrounding fronts, not the amount of energy within it. Harvey stalled over Houston due to an occluded front then intensified to cat 4-5 dumping 60 inches of rain on them.
 
I’m not buying much of a stall either. I think the approaching trough is going to pull it north-northeastward and not stall it.
that's gonna up the chances of tornado activity when is crosses into Georgia.
 
A hurricane's stalling out is contingent on surrounding fronts, not the amount of energy within it. Harvey stalled over Houston due to an occluded front then intensified to cat 5-6 dumping 60 inches of rain on them.
the gulf is a bit warmer than usual and the shear is down so I think rapid intensification and forward movement.
 
A hurricane's stalling out is contingent on surrounding fronts, not the amount of energy within it. Harvey stalled over Houston due to an occluded front then intensified to cat 4-5 dumping 60 inches of rain on them.

Now, you know your weather!!!
 
Going to be a wind and surge problem for Tampa area and as it moves north for portions of western FL. By Sunday night it should be a remnant in central Virginia with some squally rains around DC.
 
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it has too much energy to stall. it has been hauling ass since it formed.
Tall mountains in Cuba have something for Ian. If it hits them, it'll definitely put a wobble.

It's raining pretty serious right now.
 
I believe you may be the stupid one. and proving it too.

My father was an original Hurricane Hunter and was instrumental in getting the U.S. to recognize the European model of Hurricane tracking. This model was originated by a Professor at the Univ. of Berlin whose classes my father attended.

True story, underling.
 
Tall mountains in Cuba have something for Ian. If it hits them, it'll definitely put a wobble.

It's raining pretty serious right now.
it may but it's only gonna skim Cuba right now.
 
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