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matr1x wrote:All I waiting for is that S to change to H
Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:What about wind shear?
How come you the office creep yet can't take a proper screenshot?matr1x wrote:I hope north Trinidad get it....
mero wrote:How come you the office creep yet can't take a proper screenshot?matr1x wrote:I hope north Trinidad get it....
j.o.e wrote:Allyuh fellas have analysis like Seigonie. If only y’all were easy on the eyes
bluefete wrote:If that bottom line follows through, we are looking at CAT 3 -4, if it comes our way.
Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:
Joshie23 wrote:Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:
What hurricane was that though, the one that passed right by us as a Category 3? It had to be a big one because its entire trek across the Caribbean was as a Category 4 or 5 monster.
Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:Joshie23 and matr1x that graphic shows the computer models for Tropical Storm Kirk. It is showing all the calculated paths that Kirk "could" take based on all the weather data. 5 computer models say it will turn north, 3 of them say it will cross around Antigua or the British Virgin Islands and 1 model says it will pass just north of Trinidad & Tobago and then straight across jamaica as a CAT 4 hurricane.
Joshie23 wrote:Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:Joshie23 and matr1x that graphic shows the computer models for Tropical Storm Kirk. It is showing all the calculated paths that Kirk "could" take based on all the weather data. 5 computer models say it will turn north, 3 of them say it will cross around Antigua or the British Virgin Islands and 1 model says it will pass just north of Trinidad & Tobago and then straight across jamaica as a CAT 4 hurricane.
Are you sure? The caption at the top LHS says that those are the paths of storms that were formed within 2 degrees of Kirk, over the last 166 years. I think matr1x is correct. Ivan was a beast.
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