HURRICANE SALLY Discussion Thread

So if the Euro stays put what does the NHC do? I know they don't like to flip flop this close to landfall.

My in-laws live right outside Slidell in Pearl River, would be horrible for them

HWRF has a big shift eastward.  Only grazes the Chandelier Islands and heads in the Miss Gulf Coast.

I live in Pearl River and I am especially worried. We have a lot of trees around here that could be knocked down quite easily. And they're forecasting about the same amount of rain or more that we had in Isaac and for Issac, the Pearl had one of its Too 5 crests. They were worried about the locks on the river failing and sending a 20ft wall of water through here.

The last run of the HWRF that had Sally this far east was at 12Z Saturday.  It could be a result of a much stronger system hence more influence of a northward turn sooner. 

The SELA shield is a real thing

Better safe than sorry. Honestly this could go either way for SE Louisiana. I thought we'd have a clearer picture by this time but I don't think we do. I made my preps today and hope they're for naught. If the situation starts deteriorating over night, I'll be glad I did.