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Almost posted this last night but held off. There is a dying cold front in the area and an area of low pressure is expected to form in the northern Gulf by mid week. By this weekend there is a chance this could end up as a tropical depression. This would have the threats for the MS and AL coasts limited to very heavy rain and rip currents. Some of the models showing very high rainfall totals so a trip to the beach this weekend may be a bit damp if this materializes.
Well.... I leave for the pan handle this morning. Reluctantly. Feels like that time I went to Oregon to find out the QB was not playing.
Latest info trying to take more into LA now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Maroonthirteen
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Originally Posted by Maroonthirteen
will we get much rain in Jxn? If so, about when to expect it?
Headed to the Fla panhandle Saturday for a week. Hopefully this will get on out and won?t affect us too much.
I?m going to be in Louisiana this weekend.Quote:
Originally Posted by starkvegasdawg
It figures.
Right now not looking for much. This is going to be right along the coast for the most part. Once you start getting north of Hattiesburg then the totals start tapering off.Quote:
Originally Posted by viverlibre
Latest run of the gfs has significantly backed off the rainfall totals for this system. It's now only showing 2-4" for the coast instead of the 8-14 from earlier today. Have to see if this becomes a trend but potential good news for any vacationers.
Forecasting 10 inches of rain on the Coast. 12 inches in SELA.
Latest gfs has slashed that. New euro doesn't come for another couple of hours. Hope to be asleep by then.Quote:
Originally Posted by parabrave
Hope so. Roof needs repairing. NWS still forecasting 8-10 vut they will update around 0200.Quote:
Originally Posted by starkvegasdawg
https://www.weather.gov/images/lix/g...40af2b7f97e048
They made that graphic before this latest GFS came in. But that said, they have access to stuff I don't readily have. All I can do is look at the latest model run of one model which does not constitute a forecast. The 00Z NAM is still bringing in heavy rainfall totals as is the UKMET. The Canadian is light on precip so still a lot of uncertainty.Quote:
Originally Posted by parabrave
you've been PMed....Quote:
Originally Posted by starkvegasdawg
TUSK needs to know if the humidity level will be ok for his next batch and his budding crop won't wash away.Quote:
Originally Posted by TUSK
I'm supposed to ne in NOLA Thursday through Sunday. TIA.Quote:
Originally Posted by starkvegasdawg
Learn about parking on the Neutral grounds(Medians).Quote:
Originally Posted by Noxdog
SELA = South East Lower Alabama? ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by parabrave
I'd pack a raincoat. The chances of it becoming a tropical system are dropping, but it will still be capable of dropping a lot of rain. I'm going to say 3-6" is going to be pretty commonplace.Quote:
Originally Posted by Noxdog
Sitting in a hotel in NOLA now. Barely overcast right now, but helicopter flights offshore have been delayed all day. I'll probably have to sit at the heliport all day tomorrow. Yay.
Naw Dale and Coffee counties are East LA. SELA is the boot of Lousiana, new spelling.Quote:
Originally Posted by RocketDawg