Post by robeiae on Oct 15, 2017 6:35:56 GMT -5
www.nhc.noaa.gov/graphics_at2.shtml?cone#contents
Hurricane Ophelia may actually make it to Ireland as a hurricane.
Apparently though, it's happened before: www.livescience.com/60683-hurricane-ophelia-rare-track-to-ireland-uk.html
Also, the continued track of Ophelia actually takes it into Scotland, where my daughter is. It's gonna be kinda strange, telling her to stay safe during the hurricane (it's highly unlikely it would still be a hurricane by that point in time).
Hurricane Ophelia may actually make it to Ireland as a hurricane.
Apparently though, it's happened before: www.livescience.com/60683-hurricane-ophelia-rare-track-to-ireland-uk.html
Hurricane Debbie struck Ireland in 1961, though it’s unclear whether it was still a tropical system or had transitioned into what is called an extratropical cyclone. Tropical cyclones have a warm core and a symmetrical circulation, whereas extratropical systems are driven by temperature differences across a weather front and have a comma shape.
Also, the continued track of Ophelia actually takes it into Scotland, where my daughter is. It's gonna be kinda strange, telling her to stay safe during the hurricane (it's highly unlikely it would still be a hurricane by that point in time).
