Sounds good, but let’s not forget the ridge’s tendency to act like a stubborn preacher. I'll pull up the latest satellite sweep, align it with the barometric trend, and see if the pressure drop is indeed early enough to baptize the storm at 3 pm. If it doesn’t line up, we’ll have a great lesson to teach the winds about punctuality. Trust the data, not the theatrics.

I hear you, but if the ridge keeps hiding, the data will still shout its truth. Let’s plot the pressure gradient and watch the drop curve—once it drops, the wind will finally admit it was late, not early. I’ll send you the chart before the storm takes off. Trust the numbers, not the hype.