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Hurricane Gustav coming
Moderators: carlson1, Charles L. Cotton
Hurricane Gustav coming
The National Hurricane Center has a projected track for Gustav. They are predicting a class 5. Heads up and make some preparations, before the rush. Of course, most of you already have.
http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/refresh/graphic ... y#contents
http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/refresh/graphic ... y#contents
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Take away the second first, and the first is gone in a second.
NRA Life Member, TSRA, chl instructor
Take away the second first, and the first is gone in a second.
NRA Life Member, TSRA, chl instructor
Re: Hurricane Gustav coming
stock up on ammo you might need it
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"Out here, due process is a bullet."
"Why Johnny Ringo, you look like somebody just walked over your grave."
"forgiveness is between them and god its my job to arrange the meeting" man on fire
"Out here, due process is a bullet."
"Why Johnny Ringo, you look like somebody just walked over your grave."
"forgiveness is between them and god its my job to arrange the meeting" man on fire
Re: Hurricane Gustav coming
For a guy who isn't a NOAA employee or your TV meteorologist, I always find Eric Berger well informed and good at explaining what's happening: http://blogs.chron.com/sciguy/.
Gustav is still too far away for its projected paths to be completely relevant, but Eric draws on historical modeling to say that Gustav's positioning and track looks the most favorable since 2005's Rita and Wilma to bring a hurricane into the Gulf and headed our way. Right now, he places it at about a 1-in-3 chance of a Texas landfall if the storm holds together.
He also says to throw out the GFDL and HWRF models at this point regarding projected strength. There are way too many variables still to play out so the projections are almost certainly wrong based on what data exist today.
But...'tis that time of year. Gulf waters are their warmest in September, and that's generally when we stand the best chance of seeing a strong storm. I'll certainly be watching developments with Gustav very closely over the next several days, and hope all my Gulf Coast neighbors do, as well. He could throw a big wrench into our Labor Day weekend.
Gustav is still too far away for its projected paths to be completely relevant, but Eric draws on historical modeling to say that Gustav's positioning and track looks the most favorable since 2005's Rita and Wilma to bring a hurricane into the Gulf and headed our way. Right now, he places it at about a 1-in-3 chance of a Texas landfall if the storm holds together.
He also says to throw out the GFDL and HWRF models at this point regarding projected strength. There are way too many variables still to play out so the projections are almost certainly wrong based on what data exist today.
But...'tis that time of year. Gulf waters are their warmest in September, and that's generally when we stand the best chance of seeing a strong storm. I'll certainly be watching developments with Gustav very closely over the next several days, and hope all my Gulf Coast neighbors do, as well. He could throw a big wrench into our Labor Day weekend.
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