Exactly- without that piece of energy diving in behind it the numbers are dramatically different. Should temper expectations. Be interesting to see where this ends up
There’s a piece of arctic energy diving in behind it that gives it that look. Any faster and it merges, slower it acts as a kicker. Is that right? Is it that narrow of a window?
I don’t have all the panels but is this the one where the storm goes offshore and retrogrades, wobbles, and barely moves for 30 hours? If so what are the odds...
Considering you’ve spent hundreds of posts explaining what can and can’t go wrong you’ve been incredibly calm and rational. Safe to say you get a mulligan.