Just when things were looking quiet. I see on the National Hurricane Center that a tropical depression has formed and is possibly tracking to the Florida panhandle. I hope it doesn't strengthen.
Tropical Depression Sixteen--Maybe Heading to "Our" Gulf Coast
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So...we move the LSU/Florida game to BR this year......and then play the next 3 in Gainesville? :rolleye2:
Hopefully, and it looks like, it will be a weak 1.
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The projected path has bumped to the west now (towards New Orleans). I hope it moves a little more west (and stays weak); we could use some rain at our house when it moves way inland while I am away on vacation.
By more west I hope you mean disappears or degrades to a spitting rain. Between Mexico's earthquakes, Houston's hurricane, and the shaft of Florida getting hit I don't think any area of the Gulf Coast needs another major storm, no matter the category.
Spann's been watching it for a while now, even when conditions were only favorable a week ago. Both models have it peaking as a TS, and hitting somewhere in LA/MS before sweeping up through MS into central AL before continuing NE and dissappating. Going to be a wet Sunday and Columbus day.
Just saw this myself and I am hoping for the same, but I think the Florida and Alabama gulf coast will catch all of it.
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You never want to be on the eastern side of the circulation with these storms.
Yeah, which is why I hope it goes even farther west. I doubt it will. Initially, it was headed to Tallahassee, but I think we are going to get all of it. I think I am going to send my wife to Jacksonville.
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I gots 450ac of cotton that don't need any of this. Can we get a cold front to sweep down sunday and push this thing wayyyyyyyyyy east...like cut straight across the stem of florida?
What I saw at noon locally still said cat 1; Gulf is warm enough and unless that cold front picks up speed, this thing could easily be a 1 or stronger.
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Yes, that's what the NHC is saying. GFS and ECWMF (Euro) still forecast it as a TS for now.
Latest track data. Good agreement.
Latest intensity guidance. A few outliers, but most keep it below hurricane strength.
Current temps in the gulf. Fairly cool up north.
Water 'em with a hose!
Plus, my oldest son has a couple baseball games up your way Sunday...USA stadium or something? I wanna try and make those.
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Looks like Nate is expected to move really fast. I was worried about a Monday morning flight from Memphis to Atlanta. If the current forecast is accurate, Nate shouldn't have an impact then.
Nate is now a hurricane. Latest track has it hitting at roughly the AL/MS border and sweeping just south of Birmingham on its way to the northeastern corner of the state.
The weather channel now predicts Nate to strengthen to a Category 2.
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Still hasn’t made the turn. Looks like it is making a beeline to NO.
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