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[Sunday Evening] Eta Approaching Florida Keys – Flooding and Strong Winds Likely for Several Days

   Posted by Levi at 8:40pm on November 8, 2020


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  • Ryan says:

    Thanks Levi for the update very helpful as always.

    • Vivienne R Reich says:

      Thank you so much for your forecast. As always very detailed and informative.

  • Anonymous says:

    Thank you Levi for your forecast very informative as always as I live in Florida it was a big help thank you again

  • Grady says:

    Thank you Levi for your very informative forecast of this storm as I live in Florida it was a great help thank you for your insight

  • Karen Rosenbeck says:

    I live in Sarasota and your daily updates whenever a tropical cyclone is is in the making have always helped me anticipate and prepare for what may be coming. I then turn to our excellent local weather channel, Bay News Weather 9 in Tampa which, of course, always incorporates the findings and alerts from the National Hurricane Center.
    A heartfelt thank you for what you do, even more so now that I know you live near Miami and know first hand the impacts of these storms!
    Please stay safe yourself!

  • John says:

    So this morning, the Weather Underground model page shows none of the models coming to the west coast of the Fla peninsula.

    https://www.wunderground.com/hurricane/atlantic/2020/tropical-storm-eta?map=model

    So why is the official forecast track from the NHC having the center of the track hitting Dixie County Florida, in the Big Bend?

  • Anonymous says:

    Want to know why the tropical storm-force wind field just shrunk by half in the next advisory? I emailed the NHC and told them that I wasn’t getting TS-force winds, so they changed the extent of the wind field. The highest 15-second wind gust we had was 24 mph, and that was hours before the NHC said we had tropical storm-force winds in our area (Tampa).

    • someone says:

      My guess is that they were estimating the wind field and surface readings didn’t show TS winds, so they shrunk it at the new advisory.

    • Frank D says:

      Because it is an evolving situation, forecasts often present a worst case scenario with data at a given moment, models are not perfect, sometimes weather changes outside of estimates … I have been in the path of an average storm and gotten whalloped, I have been in the path of a supposed super destructive storm for most of WFL … only to see it fizz out upon arrival.
      Be happy this storm will not be destructive to NA.

    • Frank D says:

      Because it is an evolving situation, forecasts often present a worst case scenario with data at a given moment, models are not perfect, sometimes weather changes outside of estimates … I have been in the path of an average storm and gotten whalloped, I have been in the path of a supposed super destructive storm for most of WFL … only to see it fizz out upon arrival.
      Be happy this storm will not be destructive to NA.

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