August 2021: Major Hurricane Ida/SE Louisiana Landfall
0Z ICON into Matagorda.
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00z Icon run shows a 968mb hurricane making landfall near Matagorda Bay on Tuesday 8/31 moving NNW.
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Ah thanks for explaining that andrew!
Precisely. Ike was a prime example of a “Category 2” on the Saffir Simpson scale bringing a cat 4, possibly 5, storm surge. It wasn’t anything like a Harvey, Claudette or even Allison.Andrew wrote: ↑Tue Aug 24, 2021 11:00 pmIt could indicate more of the region being impacted if it did make landfall along the Texas Coast, but larger systems can also take a longer time to develop and strengthen.Stratton20 wrote: ↑Tue Aug 24, 2021 10:55 pm Andrew would this be bad news for Texas? ( assuming that it does track toward the texas coast that is) ive never heard of anyone talk about this before
Alicia and Ike are two legit hurricanes that may have flooded some, they destroyed a lot with their wind and surges, especially Ike. It’s literally two complete different destructive situations.
The craziest thing is Alicia did that quickly, Harvey did too, while Ike traveled the entire length of the Atlantic before getting here with a storm surge equivalent or greater than the 1900 storm but Galveston had a sea wall when Ike arrived and thank goodness they did.
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I try to keep my emotions in check when I’m looking for clues as to where a storm is gonna go but I’m starting to get a bad feeling about this one.
Northern axis is winning out on the 0z GFS.
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Yep, looks like it misses the tip of the Yucatan to the East.
Steering still looks similar with outflow channel trying to setup to the NE
Going to end up extremely strong around the golden triangle it's looking like.
948 around the Tx/La border.
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So a poasible track is looking like anywhere from matagorda bay to Lake Charles lol, will have to see what the CMC shows
0Z GFS into the Sabine area.Maybe trending towards the Euro.
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GFS went from ample amount of ridging across the SE United States this weekend to now showing a weak/mostly flat ridge. It's struggling quite a bit with the evolution of the trough across the Great Lakes/Ontario region.
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Still way too soon to say thatStratton20 wrote: ↑Tue Aug 24, 2021 11:40 pm So a poasible track is looking like anywhere from matagorda bay to Lake Charles lol, will have to see what the CMC shows
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TXWeatherMan oh I know Im just making my best estimation
Ridging tries to rebuild quickly with that 2nd system I've been mentioning in the long range trying to develop in the Western Caribbean
0Z CMC also trended east into SW Louisiana.
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