Ginx snewx

Reel Kev in,he is off the rails as usual

Funny you were all over the OP run yesterday now you toss. Post your butt boy Crankys tweets this morning of it going into Florida then SC and then being nothing but a gusty rain storm. Pick and choose all you want I will stick with science and not your annual tropical wish casting.

Thinks he's a tropical expert? Take another break man you need it.

what the heck is your problem? I posted what the models show, you don't like what they show so you attack me. Tool

Mr Drag says Posting the standard GEFS/EPS ensemble 500MB winds for 12z/3 (decent RRQ)... and the now westward tracking EPS/GEFS all issued 00z/31. My take: the east coast is in the slot for at a minimum, dangerous rip currents, pockets of excessive 6-12 hour rainfall, preceded in some places by 12-18 hours of a possible PRE, for which I'll add composites and references a little later this morning, As for wind/tornadoes/surge...east of track wherever that may end up. I do see Isaias impacting the NY forum (separate thread on NY forum and will offer a bit more comment there) with a minimum, HIGH RISK dangerous RC for s coastal LI and heavy rain for most if not all the forum as depicted in this mornings WPC D4-5. Correct me if I'm wrong: I think the NHC OFFICIAL is from the 21z/30 advisory?

Sloppy seconds?

Agreed, tough to get a full blown TC with a positive tilt 5H

EPS all bury this inland SC not a big boy

Euro wind max

Lol why is most of RI and ECT under water?

I will bet on intensity ramping up above expectations in the Bahamas sending panic up the coast only to be fringed. Hype sells

GFS 18Z meh, HWRF meh

1/3rd of EPS have a weaker Carol solution

Tues morning and Wed morning high astro tides 10.78 ft. Compared to highest tides of August 11.11 ft so definitely up there

Let her rip

Everyone tossing the Euro, good luck

6z Euro buries this in Florida

nobody knows

can I ask why? I mean you are so far inland you would have to chase to see anything

Ct released its state of the forests report. Despite massive oak loss to Gypsies the biomass has grown more than lost. Good news. https://www.ctwoodlands.org/sites/default/files//DRAFT Report from Forests Sub-Group 7.21.20.pdf

Yea no kidding 100 plus in those cold tops

I see Cranky doing his usual downplaying of a Hurricane lol, nice drone shot here.