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genxlib

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6. There are a lot of options on that page

Reply to Yonnie3 (Reply #5)

Tue Oct 4, 2022, 08:47 AM

Oct 2022

To review all of the graphics that the NHC publishes

But I don't see one that includes surge warnings. I see that one on the Weather Channel but I don't recall ever seeing it at NHC.

The closes I found was the verbal discussion in the "Key Messages" graphics. They first start mentioning the surge risk Monday 11am warning

https://www.nhc.noaa.gov/archive/2022/IAN_graphics.php?product=key_messages

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Interesting view of Hurricane Ian Projected Track [View all] genxlib Oct 2022 OP

Early projections showed Ian going more towards Tallahassee & the eastern panhandle FakeNoose Oct 2022 #1

I originally editorialized about the decisions but decided to back off in the original OP genxlib Oct 2022 #2

Been thru alot of storms GusBob Oct 2022 #3

In all fairness nitpicker Oct 2022 #4

My understanding is that storm surge warnings were issued early on Yonnie3 Oct 2022 #5

There are a lot of options on that page genxlib Oct 2022 #6

There is a text archive too Yonnie3 Oct 2022 #7