Thread: More Weather Coming Next Week!

Mike's Weather Page just sent out a prediction:

["Upper Gulf storms will be pulled up later tomorrow towards an approaching low that could bring big rounds of tornadoes Monday and Tuesday.

www.spaghettimodels.com "]

At least winds will stay in the 10-15 knot range along the coast.
Waves should only be half what it was last week...
https://marine.weather.gov/MapClick....0#.W93j3pNKjcv

It looks like most of the strong storms/tornadoes will be north of here, moving up into North Alabama, Eastern TN and KY. There is a new projection of COLD WEATHER moving here about a week from Wednesday! Down in the 30s, they say.

Yep.....I will be down this Friday for 8 days. I usually make it down a little earlier for a fall trip but the j-o-b didn't allow for that this year. I fully expected some less than perfect weather....that's how I roll. Good or bad I will be fishing. When you have limited opportunities give it a shot. You don't catch many fish sitting in the condo.

Originally Posted by travis

I fully expected some less than perfect weather....

Actually, the GFS looks pretty good. Mild winds Wed and Thurs should let the water clear, then north winds starting Friday and a high dominates for most of the next week with NE winds shifting towards east later in the week. NE to E wind is not the best for the bite, but at least the water should have a chance to clear and the weather will be nice.

Of course, the model could be wrong...

Thank you. I usually don't look at the extended to closely until the day before I leave. If its cooler that's fine for me but I do feel bad for my wife, she likes it more on the warm side. I've had some great days fishing down there in January and February when it was cold. Plenty of room on the rail on those cold mornings!

This link is for the National weather Service 7 day forecast for the area of the GSPPier...
https://forecast.weather.gov/MapClic...3#.W-EaAJNKjcs

and this link is for the Coastal Marine forecast for a 5 day period...
https://marine.weather.gov/MapClick....0#.W-EaWpNKjcv

Of course it has to trend to colder the week I get down there...