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Thank you very much for the informative summary.
BA BA BA BA BA!!!!! 5 named storms at once in the Atlantic for the first time EVER!!! (as of 11 AM)
Great work Dr. C ! Appreciate you taking the time to produce these video summaries.
Some models have the high pressure above sally moving east some.would that open up more of a mississipi land for.
I meant landfall.i am on xbox
A big blow up in thunderstorms in the last loop. is it finally getting
its act together ?
New Orleans is still in danger of HEAVY rain even if it goes east, but I think it’s still directly going to hit New Orleans, and not bypass that area.
Bermuda is already in the hurricane’s inward wind zone as it moves northwest.
The Atlantic jet stream descends south and pushes Paulette to the northwest.
WH
Why dont they make the cone bigger if they are uncertian where it may ultimatley go?
Sally will hit New Orleans as predicted.
Is it just me or does it seem like Sally’s center of circulation just jump to the northeast,
Not just you, though now crazy me says that the center of circulation looks to be centering itself in the t-storm cluster, and therefore is shifting to the southeast.
Does anyone else notice that? Why is the center de circulation ahead of that high-reflectivity-swirling bit on radar? Is it shifting?
Sally has unexpectedly strengthened into a high end CAT 1!
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