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I can't find it in my history.




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I like Spaghetti Models (aka Mike's Weather Page) as it still shows all of the computer models not just the NHC path. They're also a data amalgamation site so they have a ton of info on one page.



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HURRICANETRACK.COM is pretty good. Guy knows his stuff.
 
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Mike @ Mikes Weather Page is the real deal. He nailed all of the storms last year. He had Irma pinned down way before the professionals. When all of the others were telling us that Florence was no threat to the US and not a chance it would have the energy to push near the mainland, Mike was busy showing us how much crack the "weathermen" were smoking...yes, even the guys with TWC.
 
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I like Spaghetti Models (aka Mike's Weather Page) as it still shows all of the computer models not just the NHC path. They're also a data amalgamation site so they have a ton of info on one page.

Great site, thank you for the link.
 
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That's it!!
Thanks TatorTodd.

Thanks also for the other posts but this is the one I was thinking of




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I like this one

https://www.cyclocane.com/florence-spaghetti-models/

It has models run by University Wisconsin Madison I don't know why they research hurricane tracking in the middle of the country. But FEMA, NHC, and a lot of agencies in So FL use these models.


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Florence looks to plow through SC now according to NHC website...

https://www.nhc.noaa.gov/graph....shtml?cone#contents


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To get an early look at the stuff coming off Africa, see here: Storm Carib




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I don't know why they research hurricane tracking in the middle of the country. But FEMA, NHC,


Probably because they know what kind of damage and problems exist in hurricane areas, and theres no chance their systems will be knocked out by a hurricane in some middle upper usa berg...
 
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