National Hurricane Center Predicts Near Or Above Normal Hurricane Season

Here is today's Spaghetti meal, which consists of the combined GFS and Euro Models...


The commentary indicates brushing the North Carolina Coast at this time.

 

Today's combined Euro and GFS spaghetti dinner...

It has shifted a bit, with Florida through the Carolinas getting brushed. It could very likely change as there is some uncertainty about the interaction of the Jet Stream and a Bermuda high. Current forecasts has the jet stream dipping into Southern Georgia by next weekend, dragging along some cooler weather.

 

We might get some rain on the north coast here in the DR we can use it

 

The Euro/GFS combined spaghetti models for 9-7. The GFS portion indicates from Florida panhandle and eastward, while the Euro is still brushing the east coast of Florida up through the Carolinas. Still a wide range of possibilities that will narrow going forward.

 

There is a Cold Front coming down from Canada that will definitely help tell where this thing is going. From what we can tell, nobody in Florida is talking about this hurricane, let alone worried about it.
Last year, Mathew was 50 miles off of the Jacksonville Beach coast. Impact was felt all along the coastal area down into Daytona. We weren't even in a Evacuation Zone and stayed at home. A number of our neighbors did leave. We got hit with high wind and some rain, but nothing really major. On the other hand, the beach areas REALLY got hit.

My wife's brother doesn't have to worry about hurricanes anymore. He has moved to Alexandria, Louisiana.

 

Latest out of National Hurricane Center it just might go back in the gulf

 

she's a Cat 4 now

 

Florida Gov. Rick Scott declared a state of emergency for the entire state Monday as Category 4 Hurricane Irma is expected to hit the state later this week.

 

I should have a front row seat as the eye will pass some 10-20 miles north of my house unless it changes its mind. I live close to the north coast of the Dominican Republic.

 

We sent part of the day tying down things that can fly and picking every thing in the yard while it is still there. We will probably have a hurricane part at my house as I live high up on a hill and a cement block home. I think some neighbors will probably be staying over.

 

no doubt looters on the way

 

This is the advantage of living in the countryside everyone works together. Here if you lose electricity or other conveyances it is just a normal day. We only have electricity 10 hours a day and we have not had municipal water for 10 months. The only people who will suffer are the people who built their home at the side of the river. They never learn.