Once again, the storm has intensified much more quickly than first calculated. Already a Cat 2, almost a Cat 3. Current estimations (guesses) have it strengthening to Cat 4, then backing off to Cat 3 by landfall Friday. The "cone" is pretty much the state of Louisiana. I believe that this will be an active map:
Might as well put all the cones and whatnot in one place instead of a thread for every storm.
I will be focusing on Atlantic storms, given that Pacific storms don't really affect GSC participants much.
I also want to apologize for focusing in the past on storms that are headed for Florida and then losing interest once I'm out of the cone. I usually expect others to jump in once that's done, but that doesn't seem to happen a lot.
So anyway, let us begin with...
Raf, what a year 2020 has been for some people. Covid, hurricanes, dirty politics, ect. I think we should cancel the rest of the year, and move forward to 2021. I know this is not possible, but I think 2020 may go down, as the worse year in American History, since 1968. For everyone living in hurricane prone areas, I wish for you, and your loved ones to be safe. I have several siblings who live in Florida, and I pray for them to be safe also.
Well, Epsilon is out there and predicted to reach hurricane strength, though it should stay in the middle of the Atlantic. I think that ties us for the 2004 season for most named storms. And there's that disturbance in the Caribbean...
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This just in: Nana has changed course and is now headed for the local bingo hall.
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I'm sure you're all wise and savvy enough to pick your own charities to support at this time. I'm sending my relief donation to the Foundation Beyond Belief. https://foundationbeyondbelief.org/c
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I usually just right-click the image to copy it and then paste it here. Apparently, that copies all the embedded information, as well. George
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A non-static picture of Beta. It has already weakened quite a bit, though it will still give the Texas coast a decent amount of rain.
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My town got about 15 inches of rain over the last three days. Some lower lying areas got some flooding, but Beta was not a bad storm.
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I don't know why...
this scares the hell out of me.
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Calm before the storm?
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GeorgeStGeorge
The Atlantic Tropical Storm season doesn't end until November 30.
PLENTY of time.
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This one speaks for itself. Not sure what Greek letter we're up to, but I think it's Gamma: IF this one reaches tropical storm status.
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Well, it's more than 48 hours since the last image, so let's see how things are... oh looky here...
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Assuming it maintains that heading, Gamma won't even impact populated areas of Mexico (well, after it passes the Yucatan).
We've had "Nana" and "Gamma." What, no "Meemaw"?
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Delta, on the other hand, is not @#$!ing around.
Oh, hi, Louisiana!
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The current "plan" is for Delta to pick up the remnants of Gamma before heading north. They say it might be a Cat 2 by landfall.
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Once again, the storm has intensified much more quickly than first calculated. Already a Cat 2, almost a Cat 3. Current estimations (guesses) have it strengthening to Cat 4, then backing off to Cat 3 by landfall Friday. The "cone" is pretty much the state of Louisiana. I believe that this will be an active map:
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And here's the static version as of noon Tuesday.
And yea, if I still believed in God, I would think She is seriously trying to send Louisiana a message.
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Raf, what a year 2020 has been for some people. Covid, hurricanes, dirty politics, ect. I think we should cancel the rest of the year, and move forward to 2021. I know this is not possible, but I think 2020 may go down, as the worse year in American History, since 1968. For everyone living in hurricane prone areas, I wish for you, and your loved ones to be safe. I have several siblings who live in Florida, and I pray for them to be safe also.
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Well, Epsilon is out there and predicted to reach hurricane strength, though it should stay in the middle of the Atlantic. I think that ties us for the 2004 season for most named storms. And there's that disturbance in the Caribbean...
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Thank you, George.Been kind of busy of late.
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Everything OK, I hope.
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And we have a new record, with Zeta.
The good news is, it only has a 50% chance of hitting Louisiana.
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Impact on most of Louisiana less likely, now, though Nawlins could still get hit.
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And now we have Eta. Cat 4! Might bust up in Central America, might get back into the Gulf.
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Well that's not good. Not liking the track very much.
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Oh joy
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A little bit of a westward shift
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