Terrible 962mb clipper storm may be forming over the next 5 days. What do you think of this?

[SeekerOfTruth007]

GFS American computer model is forecasting a close call for Maine as a really, really powerful clipper storm is now forecast by the model. 962mb pressure is like a Category 2 hurricane, so I hope this does not happen.

I don't see a terrible wind forecast yet, maybe the Gradient is too low to produce those results, but this should be a serious weather maker either way.

Could be looking at significant tree and power damage on a storm like this.

[Anonymous]

Computer models are worth listening to. Your nonsense premonition about those category 5 hurricanes in New Orleans and North Carolina really failed this year. Now we know there is no god. Thanks for settling that for us.

[SeekerOfTruth007]

Yeah, well, you keep telling yourself that.

Human failure doesn't prove God doesn't exist, but if you want to believe that, you go right ahead and believe that.

I don't know why God didn't send the hurricanes, maybe i made some sort of mistake, or maybe God has a reason.

[SeekerOfTruth007]

By the way, Atheist, computer models are not always right. In fact, the NHC screwed up so badly on the Hurricane Otis forecast because they relied on models, so that they had to issue a public apology. And they've made other mistakes from being over-reliant on computer models. Models aren't the only problem. China and some other nations don't share data for global computer model inputs, so when you have bad data input, you also have bad data output.

[SeekerOfTruth007]

Just an update. The model is indicating a very strong intensification over the Great Lakes on Monday Morning, which will probably be a bigger concern than events nears Maine later in the week. Look for widespread gale force winds and power outages based on modeling. Easily 50mph sustained winds.