Michael T
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Michael T
@BigMikeXT
Tech lover; Breaking News; Dodgers fan, USAF Veteran 🇺🇸
Houston, TX Sumali Mayıs 2009
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It was fun. When I was a kid we had 11 houses on the same type of street. And 1 summer evening every year we would block the street off and have a party with all 11 houses. This was back in the 80s and 90s.
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I don't think that's a good idea 😭
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NEW: National Hurricane Center draws an official “low” (20%) chance for tropical development off the coast of Georgia over the next 7 days.
Talking though more specifically about next Tuesday / Wednesday timeframe.
A cluster of thunderstorms passing by Chicago and the Midwest will zoom SE towards the Atlantic coast early next week. When it gets to the ocean, it will stop along a front and may spin up into a tropical system.
Odds are fairly low this actually happens. The only model that really suggests continues to be the cutting edge Google “DeepMind” AI modeling. AI weather modeling is different than traditional physics based weather models. They are “trained” on historical weather events and told to compare essentially solely to those.
Second image shows the Google model with an insistently strong signal for “Bertha” to form mid-next week, tracking into Georgia or NE Florida.
Impediments to development; dry air, low moisture, and limited window over water. But, water temps are historically hot off the FL and GA east coast, and that is one of the few spots this hurricane season with lower wind shear, not impacted by the negating impacts of strong El Niño across the rest of the basin.
For central Florida, I don’t see much chance at this time this is any notable impact to the Orlando area? If it formed into anything. It would either go into Georgia or get pushed back out to sea away from Florida next week.
Regardless, still expect high daily rain and storm coverage in east flow Monday-Wednesday next week in central FL.
AI models insist on tropical storm Bertha. Conventional wisdom says it’s a very long shot. We will watch in the coming days and see who’s right this time.


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Any streaming service should do this
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Netflix, quit putting my Continue Watching 4-5 rows down. It should be in the first row.!!!!
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