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Old 06-25-2013, 05:51 PM
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http://www.hurricanechat.com/

Check out the Early July thread.
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Old 06-25-2013, 05:54 PM
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That's pretty amazing they have been taking about that for so long and it's actually accurate... The one guy said he predicted it on the 9th to hit the first week of July and the models are showing time and location to be accurate!
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Hey chief, your link is dead and your picture looks pretty with lots of L's and H's and some red and blue... but i have no idea what it means..

can you educate us a little bit on why we need to worry bout early july?
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Old 06-25-2013, 06:43 PM
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Hey chief, your link is dead and your picture looks pretty with lots of L's and H's and some red and blue... but i have no idea what it means..

can you educate us a little bit on why we need to worry bout early july?
Dam yankee.

May be a tropical system in our area. As Paul said
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Dam yankee.

May be a tropical system in our area. As Paul said
Easy there chief... I may have lived in yankee land for the last 25 years, But i was born in the South and lived here in LA till i went chasing them $$'s and skirts up north....



but your right... i am a bit yankee... i hope it will get ground off before to long

So back to the back, the extreme low pressure of 990 over N.O. would draw in fronts to that area is what your concerned about right?
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can you educate us a little bit on why we need to worry bout early july?
The L over N.O. @ 990 could be nasty.
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No. The 990 over N.O. would be a tropical system, possibly a hurricane or tropical storm.
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This forecast model is not one the National Hurricane Center uses, and the reliability of this model is low. The GFDL and GFS are the models they use to predict tropical cyclones.
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From what I understand this model has actually been one of the most accurate ones lately...

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LOL, HH first of all the model is showing a forecast 228 hrs. out none of the models can predict this far out with any confidence. And yes this model is not on top of the list for the Hurricane center to view, email them they wil be happy to tell you HH stick to poppin welders or whatever you do. LOL
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LOL, HH first of all the model is showing a forecast 228 hrs. out none of the models can predict this far out with any confidence. And yes this model is not on top of the list for the Hurricane center to view, email them they wil be happy to tell you HH stick to poppin welders or whatever you do. LOL
I actually saw the weather channel talking about this today, seemed they were leaning towards what is being predicted here.
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http://www.tropicaltidbits.com/analy...pcpn_watl.html

Looks like the weather guy's may be right for a change.
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Link doesn't work for me, what's it about?
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A low developing in the Gulf and coming right up our, SWLA, azz on July 7
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Look on top right of this page

http://spaghettimodels.com/

Where it says "like Mike's Facebook page". There is a link. Click on it.
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I look at wunderground.com under the dr's blog and they have a bunch of weather students that have all of the models and satellite pics and they are giving this a shot. I'm just glad we aren't getting all the rain that's goi g over Florida right now or it could be bad. Also gonna have to worry about backwater flooding near Lake Ponchatrain and maurepas.
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None of the reliable computer models are showing development go to the NHC site its given a less than 10% chance of doing anything tropical, if you look at your computer model on top of this post it is showing a low over southeast la. right now, I am setting in my pool in southeast la nothing but sunshine. I guess if you wish cast long enough something will come LOL
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This will be nothing more than increased rain chances.
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This will be nothing more than increased rain chances.
I hope you are right. We do need some rain.
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