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Here, in Aurora, ME, 60F Degrees. Dewpoint 49F Degrees. Wind NNW 5 MPH...There was frost on our vehicle again this morning, contrary to forecast of 36F...Beautiful and clear morning...The Fall Foliage viewing during our commute to home was extravagant and so amazing!
It was one of those days at work...They actually paid us for having fun! Truly, though, we are REALLY hard workers (the best in the bakery), yet, still manage to have fun...That's what it's all about..no matter what you do, do it with passion...At the end of the day, you'll feel fulfilled and bless all of those around you...Sometimes...it returns!
Haven't had a chance to check on Matthew, yet, I know my life will be lived the same...as if it was my last day!
Recon finding weaker Cat 2 winds but pressure remaining steady = it's still trying to reorganize itself after Cuba. With pressure not rising (weakening if so) it's still capable of pulling itself back together somewhat quickly. Satellite indicates storms firing up currently and steadily so overnight likely regaining some winds back. Even though conditions favorable for strengthening, it likely has less then 36 hours to do so before slow weakening begins.
I better not see anyone blame forecasters. Period.
All we have are the tools available and thats all they can go by. There is still a spread with models and 25 miles East or West with the center will make a big difference in outcome.
Lol, that is one crazy map - a seriously good laugh. I'd like to see a forecaster slap that on the screen. I can only begin to imagine reaction, "but, but......"
Nice timing graphic by TWC. BTW, plane flying around in it now might be weakened even more. Does it even have room to strengthen a lot before Florida??
Nice timing graphic by TWC. BTW, plane flying around in it now might be weakened even more. Does it even have room to strengthen a lot before Florida??
Nice timing graphic by TWC. BTW, plane flying around in it now might be weakened even more. Does it even have room to strengthen a lot before Florida??
My Grandma lives in Port Orange, FL! She will get the worst of the Hurricane force winds! Port Orange is basically a bedroom community for Daytona Beach.
I also have 2 other cousins living in Palm Bay,FL as well. I'm also worried about them too.
Last edited by Thunder98; 10-05-2016 at 06:46 PM..
Most models bring the centre of the low onshore, so I think Daytona Beach will easily see hurricane-force winds. I think people are being way too complacent with this.
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Port Orange is basically a bedroom community for Daytona Beach. 
