^ What NDG just said in the last thread. Large wind field like irene thus even with the low pressures were not seeing extreme winds. Another point about the inland flooding issue..no matter what the intensity, we have a very large circulation that will take days to really wind down and isaac will be moving slowly.
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Post by Zack Fradella on Aug 27, 2012 22:03:58 GMT -6
I think I may be too far east with La/Ms border but sure... Likely just going to ride up the river, I hate to go against the GFS. It has earned the respect, finally.
Hot towers developing in a ring around the center. Just means a 10MB drop and we have a 969MB tropical storm by morning. No worries ;)
Sorry Zack... I just don't see that.... i have my reasons and I know what i am watching... Will let Isaac play out the cards.. But the deck is stacked... Wanna bet!!!! $$$$$
I can report that the bayou is as low as it has been all week, due to the wind coming from the north. If it stays that way it's all good for me. If not, I've done all I can do and will play the cards dealt to me. I am expecting a couple of rough days for sure.
Post by Zack Fradella on Aug 27, 2012 22:10:16 GMT -6
Recon on the way in from the NE. Interesting to see if that ball of convection is starting to finally get some hurricane force winds down to the surface.
