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Obviously not that. I'm asking what are the implications of the cold trough moving East. I don't know too much about how cold or warm systems affect hurricane movement
You should've specified more.
A cold trough isn't good for hurricanes, would probably push it out to sea.
A cold trough isn't good for hurricanes, would probably push it out to sea.
My dream is to retire in Wilton Manors some day. Think if a cat 4/5 strikes there real estate prices would come down? Very expensive there for a tiny two bedroom house.
A cold trough isn't good for hurricanes, would probably push it out to sea.
Not necessarily, troughs pull hurricanes towards them. It seems like they are being pushed out to sea when in reality they are just being drawn to the trough before phasing with it. That's why this trough is important to watch, it pulls Irma more west.
Not necessarily, troughs pull hurricanes towards them. It seems like they are being pushed out to sea when in reality they are just being drawn to the trough before phasing with it. That's why this trough is important to watch, it pulls Irma more west.
The cold air from troughs isn't good for hurricanes though, cold north winds is utter destruction for a hurricane.
If it's gonna be ball sweat inducing hot, might as well be interesting. I think that's the highest heat index this summer.
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