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If Alex Jones says shite goes on there, it probably doesn’t. ...

Thanks for the early info. WAFB now showing early dismal at 1230 for EBR...

What a shite show. Let’s let all the kids go to school then notify parents of early dismissal ...

[quote]EBR schools to dismiss at 1 or 1:30 today...[/quote] Link?...

Duke, In a meteorology class I learned that the actual winds experienced in the north east quadrant during a hurricane are the sustained winds + the forward movement speed. So with a storm like zeta getting picked up and thrown north quickly, is it possible we could see some inflated sustaine...

I would imagine EBR goes as planned, unless we see a shift west in forecast. Ascension in same boat ...

[quote]Can someone post the HMON and HWRF?[/quote] [img]https://i.imgur.com/fH3UYWx.jpg[/img] [img]https://i.imgur.com/j0zsgqf.jpg[/img] Terrebone Parish. Shift west for 4pm update?...

[link=(https://twitter.com/stevewafb/status/1321122312217907201?s=21)]Steve Cap Twitter[/link] [quote]Worth noting that this 10 AM track from NHC is on the eastern edge of most of the available guidance. New Orleans area needs to be ready for a potential significant hit from the winds.[/quote] ...

According to the current forecast, I agree, hence saying the off chance something happens. It’s just the way it is though, nowadays....

It’s our fault. Parents these days are ready to sue on the off chance something bad happens. I could see the push to go to school in the past, but with remote learning it’s easier to just call it these days ...

Climate change isn’t real. We’re already getting into another solar minimum (2020-2055). This can be seen with record low October temperatures and high snowfall for parts of Colorado, Wyoming, Montana, Minnesota, and Michigan. -26 F in Laramie, Wy this morning. Shattered record ...

[quote]Yeah, Zeta has more definitive steering in play.[/quote] I agree. The steering is there. But who’s to say the front doesn’t come through later than expected? It’s not like met’s are able to pinpoint the exact arrival time of a front 48 hours before. I’m just not getting rid of the idea...

[quote]The latest advisory has the center plotted almost precisely where the previous forecast had it at at this moment in time.[/quote] We shall see. I remember doing this with Delta. Took the western edge and models were slow to correct landfall, explaining the last day- day in a half shift wes...

[quote]So coming through Livingston or further West?[/quote] [img]https://i.imgur.com/JH1i0uq.png[/img] I won’t make that prediction. Just look at initial cone and where this storm currently is. Was forecasted to go somewhere from Yucatán to western Cuba. Clearly took the western route ...

[quote]Expecting a 1/4 H shift to the west[/quote] This. If you look at initial advisory and first cone, this storm is clearly riding the western edge of that cone. I believe Zeta ends up further west than current thought...

[quote]i still have a gut feeling this thing goes right over BR[/quote] You’re not entirely wrong, I guess. If the front stalls or comes in slower than expected, as discussed last night, a slide west and BR could be in play. Who really knows ...

TWC uses noaa’s official track, right?...

Could we be undergoing one of those scenarios where noaa tries to pinpoint nola a couple days out to get everyone talking and the ratings up, but then proceeds to slide landfall west/east? Seems like every time one of these storms spins up in the caribbean they initially make a beeline for hou/no...

No Minnesota? I thought we had a chance to flip MN red ...

If this thing makes a beeline to the LA coast I vote he gets to come back early. His input is valuable ...