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BERTHA ROLLS IN THE ATLANTIC
Posted: (July 04, 2008 01:52 pm)

Tropical Storm Bertha continues it's rare early July journey through the Eastern Atlantic today.  Winds are now 50mph and it will be interesting to see how the computer models handle the future track of this system.  The SHIPS model 2 days ago put this at a 98mph storm but that may be a bit far fetched at this point.


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ThunderTushy
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Naaa
Posted: (July 04, 2008 06:29 pm)

There is a deep trough which should cause some sheer and steer Big bad Bertha away from the coast
 

weatherjunky
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I still think
Posted: (July 04, 2008 02:40 pm)

it will just vear off into the Atlantic, the thing is it will be in cooler water so it could be weak enough for the ridge to keep it south long enough to make land fall, even if it does eventually start turning away from land. It could just hit the Outer Banks of North Carolina and go out to sea. There is nothing harder than predicting the movement of a hurricane, so I could be wrong.
 

KevinReilly
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It's A Wait And See
Posted: (July 04, 2008 02:36 pm)

Interesting storm and I don't think any model will handle this storm correctly. Kevin
 

Jackie
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any rain and are you chasing bertha ?
Posted: (July 04, 2008 02:35 pm)

You gonna chase the hurricane if it comes up the coast ?
 

Alicia
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South Carolina
Posted: (July 04, 2008 02:24 pm)

Im traveling back east to South Carolina next week, do you guys think it will change direction and hit Myrtle Beach ? Thanks
 
 
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