I hope we get a minor hurricane lol so Brees cant pass all over us and they have to run. Seeing how we have a good run D. that would be huge

 

I don't know what weather forecast you are looking at, but not only would I say that there is NOT a good chance for rain next week, but I would say that there is a very good chance it doesn't.

First you must understand, most forecasts are derived from the GFS model and here is the latest run for Sunday at kickoff.



As you can see, there is no rain in the Miami area. Now the GFS is showing some light rain in the dawn times in Miami on Sunday, but it is all out of the area by noon.

Another thing to keep in mind is that seven days out in the volatile fall is very hard to project out for the models. One of the best secrets for most every Met is that you don't trust the models more than five days out and even then you should really only buy on big events 84 hours out when you start getting or not getting support from the NAM model (this is why I start my thread on Thursday in Club and not on Tuesday). You best bet is to look at the trend and see if it fits. It seems to be a rather dry week in South Florida with only a glancing chance at isolated chances.

My thread will be back this week on Thursday in the Club, expect an update then.

 

Just think of it this way. Mother nature......when was the last time a man has predicted what a woman is going to do:tongue2:

Sorry ladies of this board.

 

Weather forecasting a week in advance for south Florida?

Good luck with that..

 

Haha, well it is getting into the time where the weather becomes more of a factor. I will also say this, me and everybody else seriously screwed up that New England game today, the temp wet bulbed after the rain started and got that freak snow storm.

If you all want to know more about the weather, join the Club. :up:

 

The rain would help us a lot, mud bowl. Do a rain dance! However, I dont want anyone getting injured going into the Jets game though.

 

The only way we win is if it rains heavy for 60 mins.

 

We're gonna win this one, for sure! Saints are 5-0, history says we gotta protect the 72 fins.:yes::lol::up:

 

am i the only one worried about our secondary? and the fact that Drew Brees will probably be throwing on us all day?

 

So did Manning, yet we had so many chances to win that game, just didn't seal it. We can beat the Saints, can they beat us? Yes. But they play the games for a reason. Heck just ask the Jets, before the games, they had a win against us and the Bills checked off. After the game was played, both were flipped around.

 

Yeah i do agree they play the game for a reason... I mean Henne Given Sunday...

 

As long as it's not raining TDs on our secondary I can live with that.

 

I would think a nice hot day with those black uni's would do the trick...:shifty:

 

They will welcomed to LandSharkStadium, the Bermuda Triangle of the NFL
wind, rain ... whatever enters these murky waters of the Miami Ocean
goes down:party:

 

I hope it doesnt rain. Henne didnt look so great in the rain during the preseason.

 

According to doplar there is a good chance we will again regret not taking the midget handed quaterback instead of Daunte Coldpecker...but i digress...

 

I'm not going to lie, I'm downright frightened of what might happen to our secondary the way Brees played against the Giants, that was... wow, still at a loss for words.

If it rains though, we might have an edge there where we can keep the ball grounded. That'll turn it into the kind of game we want hopefully. But I suppose we'll see in time!

 

85+ degrees is the projected temp on Sunday.(In October)

Thats gold.

 

Party pooper! :tongue2:

 

dont' really care if it rains, but i do want hurricane winds ... at least then our secondary will have a chance !

 

See gameplan vs Colts. Rain or no rain, keep Brees off the field because he can make any defense pay.

 

Game is still 6 days away. We live in South Florida. Last year, on a Hurricane, it said 100% chance of rain for every single hour of the day, and it said that the day before, and it didnt rain at all.

In here, you never know.