I love the graphics on that site! Itās one of the ones I look at even in good weather just becauseā¦
Iām pretty sure Eta is drunk. 
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It also is an amazing time machine, Set it at the same date year on year going back as far as it goes and you can see climate change!
The latest now looks like it wants to come visit @Jules?!? But who knows it might make a beeline for Florida again 
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With my mood this last couple of weeks, it appears to be considering whether hooking back around and heading your way might not be the safer course. 
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That is the craziest spaghetti model I think I have seen! It actually looks like tossing spaghetti against the wall, Grabbed from a day earlier it would have been crazier.
It appears that the timing of two cold fronts will be critical to the path it eventually takes and where the storm is when it interacts with them, hence the scattering of the spaghetti. I am thinking that some Voodoo master got mad at New Orleans and put a Hurricane magnet there.
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Thatās what usually saves Texas in the later part of hurricane season; we end up getting weekly fronts that steer things eastward.
Or, they can royally screw things - like Hurricane Ike, where the vast majority of the rain (feet) was a result of a cold front hitting with perfect timing.
Or, the fronts stall out in the Gulf, spin up, and turn back around 
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I figured out how to zoom in (double-click), but how do you zoom back out?
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Two-finger swipe (I use a MacBook) works in both directions, which is supposed to be like mouse scroll wheelā¦
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Ahhhh, I was trying to pinch-zoom. 
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That works on a phone/tablet, probably also a touch-screenā¦
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Usually works on websites, too. On my MBP.
Well, will you look at that!
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Iām on a PC. I usually just zoom using the middle mouse roller.
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