2023 Hurricane Season Discussion
“POSSIBLE LOW-LEVEL INVEST MISSION OVER THE CENTRAL GULF OF MEXICO NEAR 25.5N 90.5W FOR 21/1800Z.”
Should be an invest soon with recon being scheduled.
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Recon on Monday so it should be 91L on monday
Isn’t this wave supposed to be fully in the Gulf by Monday?
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Itll like be an invest later today
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Damn its dead in here..I know why but still...
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I mean their really isnt much reason to talk about this, impacts will be virtually zero in SE Texas, this system will likely not make landfall any further north than corpus, so i really dont see any rain at all here in se texas
Model guidance is honing in more or just south of corpus, this isnt our system and never really was lol
Model guidance is honing in more or just south of corpus, this isnt our system and never really was lol
The board is as dead as my grass. Until this heat ridge disappears or shifts further north, east or out to the West, our fire danger will increase and rain chances will be zeroStratton20 wrote: ↑Sat Aug 19, 2023 8:17 pm I mean their really isnt much reason to talk about this, impacts will be virtually zero in SE Texas, this system will likely not make landfall any further north than corpus, so we arent getting jack from this, next!
Model guidance is honing in more or just south of corpus, this isnt our system and never really was lol
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Summer sucks y’all and it sucks far far far more than any other season. It’s not up for debate.
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No argument from me, mother nature better reward us in the winter for putting up with this misery haha
Our only hope for now is the EPAC crossover system.
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Cpv17 upper level pattern doesnt even look that favorable for something to come here even if it crosses into the gulf, the euro keeps it trapped in the S. Gulf
Ensembles look a bit better. I’m not saying it’ll happen. In fact, I doubt anything comes of it but I’m still trying to be at least somewhat optimistic lolStratton20 wrote: ↑Sun Aug 20, 2023 11:04 am Cpv17 upper level pattern doesnt even look that favorable for something to come here even if it crosses into the gulf, the euro keeps it trapped in the S. Gulf
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Screw the rain I just want this damn heat dome to move out of town
It’s probably not going to. Long range models are showing it sticking around into September.brazoriatx wrote: ↑Sun Aug 20, 2023 11:18 am Screw the rain I just want this damn heat dome to move out of town
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Ar this point im never believing another model showing rain until el nino effects really start to kick in, this summer has been a joke and the models nothing more than a massive tease every time, the fact that areas like San Diego are going to see more rain in one day than we have seen all summer is actually embarrassing, i cant blame people for wanting to move out of texas with this weather
Haha I’m not going anywhere man! I love my state of Texas. Wouldn’t wanna live anywhere else but I’m a fairly closed-minded person overall. I’m not big on trying new things.Stratton20 wrote: ↑Sun Aug 20, 2023 11:36 am Ar this point im never believing another model showing rain until el nino effects really start to kick in, this summer has been a joke and the models nothing more than a massive tease every time, the fact that areas like San Diego are going to see more rain in one day than we have seen all summer is actually embarrassing, i cant blame people for wanting to move out of texas with this weather
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My dad just bought 40 acres in gore oklahoma lol I may move up there. Atleast I'll have a winter and snowStratton20 wrote: ↑Sun Aug 20, 2023 11:36 am Ar this point im never believing another model showing rain until el nino effects really start to kick in, this summer has been a joke and the models nothing more than a massive tease every time, the fact that areas like San Diego are going to see more rain in one day than we have seen all summer is actually embarrassing, i cant blame people for wanting to move out of texas with this weather
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Just can’t get excited about a Day 8-14 solutionStratton20 wrote: ↑Sun Aug 20, 2023 11:36 am Ar this point im never believing another model showing rain until el nino effects really start to kick in, this summer has been a joke and the models nothing more than a massive tease every time, the fact that areas like San Diego are going to see more rain in one day than we have seen all summer is actually embarrassing, i cant blame people for wanting to move out of texas with this weather