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On September 13th (2 days ago) he posted that tweet on the left to not write off Jose yet and showed the blocking..... Yesterday he tweeted a reminder of his tweet and said it still applied. Just now he again reminded us.
Related side note: After acquiring all (except the cable tv show itself) of The Weather Channel's assets (inculding Weather Channel, Intellicast, WeatherUnderground and all their data/assets/websites) IBM is expanding their weather business to include hurricane modeling now with Deep Thunder project....currently EXPERIMENTAL PHASE ONLY WITH NO TRACK RECORD YET...so just posting to see if verifies later, apparently in only its 3rd week, wouldn't bother posting but with all their super computer assets I'm curious (but like the rest of the models you only get good out if you have good data going in to begin with) (it took irma halfway between Naples and (edit: Miami,) FL if you're curious about that).
Related side note: After acquiring all (except the cable tv show itself) of The Weather Channel's assets (inculding Weather Channel, Intellicast, WeatherUnderground and all their data/assets/websites) IBM is expanding their weather business to include hurricane modeling now with Deep Thunder project....currently EXPERIMENTAL PHASE ONLY WITH NO TRACK RECORD YET...so just posting to see if verifies later, apparently in only its 3rd week, wouldn't bother posting but with all their super computer assets I'm curious (but like the rest of the models you only get good out if you have good data going in to begin with) (it took irma halfway between Naples and FL if you're curious about that).
Interesting stuff. Do you mean it took Irma between Naples and Fort Myers?
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Well Jose won't be Sandy if you are worried about that. I still say he slips out to sea. You know its more past history than the models..its so hard for these storms not to curve unless that block squeezes it. We will see I guess.
Well Jose won't be Sandy if you are worried about that. I still say he slips out to sea. You know its more past history than the models..its so hard for these storms not to curve unless that block squeezes it. We will see I guess.
I'm in inland Connecticut, Sandy really didn't have that much of an effect on me. I'm far more concerned about any potential impacts and damage it could cause from making landfall anywhere. Plus if it keeps inching westward one of the models posted above showed yellow over where I live. All in all, it's a lot of timing. I do astronomy on Fridays, and this stupid thing might cloud up the entire weekend, ruining another event on Saturday my group planned. Fah!
Just out of curiosity, if someone's elderly parents happened to be staying on Nantucket and were due to fly out Wednesday, what advice would you guys give them?
Theoretically, of course.
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Well Jose won't be Sandy if you are worried about that. I still say he slips out to sea. You know its more past history than the models..its so hard for these storms not to curve unless that block squeezes it. We will see I guess.
