It is a general term, often depending on the person who is writing. Generally, “northwest” can mean Texas and the western-half of the Louisiana coastline.
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MontgomeryCoWx wrote: ↑Tue Aug 25, 2020 9:21 pm If the models hold, I’m headed to a brick structure on Big Lake (Hackberry side). About 25 miles SSW of Lake Charles
Hackberry won't be safe. PM me if you need to....
Looking at IR posted above it looks like a pretty good wobble to the north.
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Low level recon is going in for a third fix. Does look like a pretty decent wobble to the n. They will confirm either way here in about 15 min.
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With rapid deepening and an eyewall in the process of forming - unfortunately this one will be prone to wobbles, at least in the near-term.
weatherguy425 wrote: ↑Wed Aug 26, 2020 7:50 amWith rapid deepening and an eyewall in the process of forming - unfortunately this one will be prone to wobbles, at least in the near-term.
Oh no doubt. I'm guessing that the blended motion will be nw.
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Still though those wobbles to the left are going to create some serious discomfort for Galveston and the surrounding area.
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Wow, Powerful Storm. So at this point we are radar watching looking for wobbles and praying no unexpected surprises.
Looks like my call was too far down the coast but this is one of those cases, for our sake, when I am glad to be wrong.
Man I really feel for those in LA. This is going to be bad - probably a good deal worse for Lake Charles than Rita if you can even imagine that.
Man I really feel for those in LA. This is going to be bad - probably a good deal worse for Lake Charles than Rita if you can even imagine that.
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where was your call ?jasons2k wrote: ↑Wed Aug 26, 2020 8:40 am Looks like my call was too far down the coast but this is one of those cases, for our sake, when I am glad to be wrong.
Man I really feel for those in LA. This is going to be bad - probably a good deal worse for Lake Charles than Rita if you can even imagine that.
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its amazing how much this storm is growing.
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Hurricane force winds could extend out to Harris and Montgomery Counties. That’s how much she’s grown.
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Surfside to San Luis. Thought the GFS was undergoing the ridge and I was expecting one last model push west and it didn’t happen.AtascocitaWX wrote: ↑Wed Aug 26, 2020 8:41 amwhere was your call ?jasons2k wrote: ↑Wed Aug 26, 2020 8:40 am Looks like my call was too far down the coast but this is one of those cases, for our sake, when I am glad to be wrong.
Man I really feel for those in LA. This is going to be bad - probably a good deal worse for Lake Charles than Rita if you can even imagine that.
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So what can I expect here in freeport as far as wind and rain goes?
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