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Did hurricane models miss Ian s path?

Hurricane modeling isn't an exact science. Although it came ashore further south than initially predicted, Ian's path was in the cone of uncertainty.

Fort myersUnited statesUnited kingdomCayo costaSouth carolinaNational hurricane centerBrian tangGina eoscoAlicia bentleyKerry emanuelUniversity of miami brian mcnoldyAtmospheric administrationNational oceanicUniversity of albanyHurricane ianSouthwest florida

Did hurricane models miss Ian s path? | localmemphis com

Hurricane modeling isn't an exact science. Although it came ashore further south than initially predicted, Ian's path was in the cone of uncertainty.

Fort myersUnited statesUnited kingdomCayo costaSouth carolinaNational hurricane centerBrian tangGina eoscoAlicia bentleyKerry emanuelUniversity of miami brian mcnoldyAtmospheric administrationNational oceanicUniversity of albanyHurricane ianSouthwest florida

How one computer forecast model mislead Floridians and the path of Hurricane Ian

As Hurricane Ian moved in on Florida's west coast, reliable computer forecast models couldn't agree on where the threatening storm would land. Government meteorologists are now figuring out what went wrong - and right.

Fort myersUnited statesCayo costaUnited kingdomSouth carolinaNational hurricane centerBrian tangGina eoscoAlicia bentleyKerry emanuelUniversity of miami brian mcnoldyAtmospheric administrationNational oceanicUniversity of albanySouthwest floridaRyan maue

Did hurricane models miss Ian s path?

Hurricane modeling isn't an exact science. Although it came ashore further south than initially predicted, Ian's path was in the cone of uncertainty.

Fort myersUnited statesUnited kingdomCayo costaSouth carolinaNational hurricane centerBrian tangGina eoscoAlicia bentleyKerry emanuelUniversity of miami brian mcnoldyAtmospheric administrationNational oceanicUniversity of albanyHurricane ianSouthwest florida

Did hurricane models miss Ian s path?

Hurricane modeling isn't an exact science. Although it came ashore further south than initially predicted, Ian's path was in the cone of uncertainty.

Fort myersUnited statesUnited kingdomCayo costaSouth carolinaNational hurricane centerBrian tangGina eoscoAlicia bentleyKerry emanuelUniversity of miami brian mcnoldyAtmospheric administrationNational oceanicUniversity of albanyHurricane ianSouthwest florida

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