The forecast for Tropical Storm #Eta was trending toward a more certain solution last evening into this morning, then…
Boom.
Track confidence is now very low, once again. Models help NHC forecasters devise the cone of uncertainty. Big forecast changes possible in days ahead. pic.twitter.com/XDY8yscdKG
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) November 9, 2020
Tropical Storm Eta spinning off the west coast of Florida. pic.twitter.com/1EYXIsOVDd
— CIRA (@CIRA_CSU) November 9, 2020
Well that's…somewhat less-than-confidence-inspiring modeling. ? Eta is a booger to forecast for sure. pic.twitter.com/bu6r8eRdyw
— Jason Simpson (@simpsonwhnt) November 9, 2020
#Eta has flooded my neighborhood- luckily I’m one of the higher houses, but storm total is up to 16.10”, over 5” in the past 4 hours. pic.twitter.com/IbWL8hHsuq
— Eric Blake ? (@EricBlake12) November 9, 2020
Rain chances locally will peak on Wednesday this week. pic.twitter.com/GzLrr4koSG
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) November 9, 2020
