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September 14th 03, 03:11 AM
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Tropical vs. Global
Question: Why is the NHC relying more on earlier global models than the
later 14 00Z tropical models for their Isabel 5 day forecasts. Is it because most hurricanes in this part of the world eventually track more right than the forecasts predict??? Curious on the Coast |
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