For all you storm trackers!!!

[stevie_d_64]

http://www.stormpulse.com/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Yet another, pretty good (in my opinion) tracking website...

Pretty interactive with lots of pertinant info when you pass over some of the icons on the charts...

Call me an old crusty salty-dog, but I tend to understand bearing and ranges, distances in nautical miles better than some of the goop coming across the TV from the weather guessers...

Enjoy...

[Lumberjack98]

I like it.

Thanks!

[iratollah]

It's important to remember when looking at this type of map that it is showing you an average based on at least six different computer models. An example would be if I had a room with 10 people who were 4 feet tall and 10 people who were 6 feet tall, then the average height of the people in the room is 5 feet tall, yet not a single person in the room is 5 feet tall.

I prefer to go to someplace like Weather Underground website and view the different models. The NHC cone becomes much more accurate when the storm is less than 48 hours out.

The blue GFDL model is the gold standard.

[anygunanywhere]

http://www.bearpawsweather.com/tropical/index.html

Anygunanywhere

[longhorn_92]

http://www.stormpulse.com/

Yet another, pretty good (in my opinion) tracking website...

Pretty interactive with lots of pertinant info when you pass over some of the icons on the charts...

Call me an old crusty salty-dog, but I tend to understand bearing and ranges, distances in nautical miles better than some of the goop coming across the TV from the weather guessers...

Enjoy...

So....a weekend fishimg trip to Corpus would be a bad idea?....