Here we go again: Tropical Storm Nicole

Should be cleared out by Sat.... expect Thurs/Fri to be wet across the state. If current projections hold and it's barely a hurricane at landfall, should be primarily a rain event for Gainesville.

 

nah, unless it slows down it is predicted to be past Gainesville and in Georgia by Sat morning.

 

Can we start calling them the Miami "Primarily Rain Events"

 

November?
And I thought Opal was a late one in October 95...

 

More interested in how it affects the King tide surge levels just south of Jax. Insert word we cant say here, _____ Me

Go Gators

 

This is subtropical, with circulation created by the boundary between a high pressure front & a low pressure front instead of through ocean heat. They still name them.

 

Considering the path is all over us and the eastern seaboard, impacts of SCAR traveling to us at all? Got tickets and time off work so a Sunday game works, too, but preference would be for a nice sunny day of football. sigh

 

You know, I had to read that twice and remember that this thread is on SwampGas. Yes, let's downgrade Miami to the Cat0 "primarily rain events".

 

Nicole is forecast to transition into a fully tropical storm in the next day or so.

 

So, we should call him Nick?

 

Breezy with a chance of showers

 

In the north it would be a nor'easter. Since it's the south, I prefer to call it a y'all-easter.

 

No, it won’t but for an already hard hit SW Florida area sure doesn’t help.

 

Cocks might have to catch the bus.

 

Biggest impacts will probably be the fans traveling from impacted areas in the state. This game is sold out. Also, it's possible flooding may affect some roads from the east.

 

Model runs keep moving northeast and approaching sooner. Will be over Maryland by Saturday. Blow through Gainesville on Thursday.

 

Hurricaine warnings for st lucie to flagler.