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Worth1 · September 5, 2017

My prediction is it's coming into to gulf.
Worth

ginger2778 · September 5, 2017

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Originally Posted by Worth1

My prediction is it's coming into to gulf.
Worth

You mean more than just the tiny bit that it comes past the keys and then curves straight up into Florida? Like all the way into the gulf?

imp · September 5, 2017

I agree with Worth on this one, I think it will play hob with both the islands and the end of Florida, but skip it's self in the gulf and gain power there again. I'll go a bit further, and say I think Irma is going to cause more problems for the Texas gulf coast.

And now there is another TD named Jose, chasing after Irma, which may or may not turn into yet another mess. Even a good sized storm, now, hitting, can cause havoc, let alone if it comes in after a hurricane.

Please, everyone in the possible danger zones prepare to get out early and safely if you need to do so.

Worth1 · September 5, 2017

I mean in the gulf where the temperature is 8 degrees hotter than normal.
Not trying to scare anyone but it is reality.
If it does it won't be good.

bower · September 5, 2017

Just looked at the model tracks again, at the moment they have it curving up the whole Florida coast and into Georgia...

Very scary for all concerned.

http://trackthetropics.com/
And Worth, it will be awful if it gains strength from that extra heat in the gulf.

UKXI is the only model that has it going into the gulf at the moment.... but yowza.
Please take care, everybody!

Worth1 · September 5, 2017

Welcome to Worth's weather station.

Here is my reasoning behind the prediction.
One is for today the next is for 3 days from now.
If the high pressure reaches the gulf before the storm we may have a slim chance.
If not the low will suck it in.
It may anyways.
Worth
sept 5 2017.JPG

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Worth1 · September 5, 2017

Here is the storm and the predicted dates.

Storm 3.JPG

Worth1 · September 5, 2017

In my opinion there is now way it wont hit the US somewhere with information above.
I hope I'm wrong.

Worth

AlittleSalt · September 5, 2017

If Irma follows the HWFI model track or the CMCI model track it would mean most of Florida would be on the dirty side. There are only a few models suggesting that at this time.

Worth1 · September 5, 2017

Here is the Atlantic with huge high pressure area.

That is why it is where it is now.

Worth

Atlantic..JPG

ginger2778 · September 5, 2017

They were talking about that low pressure system instead of sucking it in was going to push it up and out over Florida. And the low is going to stay stationary, keeping the storm where it is, which means it's going to be a big rain event also.

Worth1 · September 5, 2017

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Originally Posted by ginger2778

They were talking about that low pressure system instead of sucking it in was going to push it up and out over Florida. And the low is going to stay stationary, keeping the storm where it is, which means it's going to be a big rain event also.

I may have had it backwards but if it is the case that high presser area coming in behind the low will suck it in.
This is totally backwards from what some weather man said a few years ago.

I have also been looking at the prevailing winds in the ocean.

SteveP · September 5, 2017

I am thankful I live in tornado alley. This hurricane stuff would drive me looney. Irma could pretty much wipe out Florida if it decides to turn at the right time. My thoughts and prayers are with all in her path.

Worth1 · September 5, 2017

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Originally Posted by SteveP

I am thankful I live in tornado alley. This hurricane stuff would drive me looney. Irma could pretty much wipe out Florida if it decides to turn at the right time. My thoughts and prayers are with all in her path.

Also a tropical depression Jose in the gulf.

I was looking at the radar maps and saw it and thought what the $%#$ is that?
Now the news just substantiated it.
Seems like the weather lady got the name wrong for the storm.
Jose in in the Atlantic.

SteveP · September 5, 2017

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Originally Posted by Worth1

Also a tropical depression Jose in the gulf.

I was looking at the radar maps and saw it and thought what the $%#$ is that?
Now the news just substantiated it.
Seems like the weather lady got the name wrong for the storm.
Jose in in the Atlantic.

I hadn't seen that yet. Not good.

September 5, 2017	#1291
Worth1 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Den of Drunken Fools Posts: 38,539	My prediction is it's coming into to gulf. Worth

September 5, 2017	#1293
imp Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Wichita Falls, Texas Posts: 4,832	I agree with Worth on this one, I think it will play hob with both the islands and the end of Florida, but skip it's self in the gulf and gain power there again. I'll go a bit further, and say I think Irma is going to cause more problems for the Texas gulf coast. And now there is another TD named Jose, chasing after Irma, which may or may not turn into yet another mess. Even a good sized storm, now, hitting, can cause havoc, let alone if it comes in after a hurricane. Please, everyone in the possible danger zones prepare to get out early and safely if you need to do so.

September 5, 2017	#1294
Worth1 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Den of Drunken Fools Posts: 38,539	I mean in the gulf where the temperature is 8 degrees hotter than normal. Not trying to scare anyone but it is reality. If it does it won't be good.

September 5, 2017	#1295
bower Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2012 Location: Newfoundland, Canada Posts: 6,793	Just looked at the model tracks again, at the moment they have it curving up the whole Florida coast and into Georgia... Very scary for all concerned. http://trackthetropics.com/ And Worth, it will be awful if it gains strength from that extra heat in the gulf. UKXI is the only model that has it going into the gulf at the moment.... but yowza. Please take care, everybody!

September 5, 2017	#1296
Worth1 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Den of Drunken Fools Posts: 38,539	Welcome to Worth's weather station. Here is my reasoning behind the prediction. One is for today the next is for 3 days from now. If the high pressure reaches the gulf before the storm we may have a slim chance. If not the low will suck it in. It may anyways. Worth sept 5 2017.JPG sept7.JPG

September 5, 2017	#1297
Worth1 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Den of Drunken Fools Posts: 38,539	Here is the storm and the predicted dates. Storm 3.JPG

September 5, 2017	#1298
Worth1 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Den of Drunken Fools Posts: 38,539	In my opinion there is now way it wont hit the US somewhere with information above. I hope I'm wrong. Worth

September 5, 2017	#1299
AlittleSalt BANNED FOR LIFE Join Date: May 2014 Posts: 13,333	If Irma follows the HWFI model track or the CMCI model track it would mean most of Florida would be on the dirty side. There are only a few models suggesting that at this time.

September 5, 2017	#1300
Worth1 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Den of Drunken Fools Posts: 38,539	Here is the Atlantic with huge high pressure area. That is why it is where it is now. Worth Atlantic..JPG

September 5, 2017	#1301
ginger2778 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: Plantation, Florida zone 10 Posts: 9,283	They were talking about that low pressure system instead of sucking it in was going to push it up and out over Florida. And the low is going to stay stationary, keeping the storm where it is, which means it's going to be a big rain event also.

September 5, 2017	#1303
SteveP Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Apr 2016 Location: Joplin MO Posts: 1,398	I am thankful I live in tornado alley. This hurricane stuff would drive me looney. Irma could pretty much wipe out Florida if it decides to turn at the right time. My thoughts and prayers are with all in her path.