#283 Postby HurricaneEric » Mon Sep 10, 2018 11:43 am
gatorcane wrote:If Florence doesn’t meander offshore NC (which it probably won’t) cresting the “mother of all weaknesses” then it probably would allow Isaac to get more west. So the GFS solution is suspect.
Euro seems to have a better handle, or at least a more realistic solution track-wise. It seems the further west Florence gets, so too does Isaac.
I’m keeping an eye on Isaac just in case. 00z Euro from last night seems to think Florence ends up going more south and west after making landfall in the Carolinas. If Florence is a remnant low around GA/FL border, would that not create the weakness for Isaac to start it’s north turn further west around Jamaica and Cuba (possibly into SFL)? Notice the position of Florence as a remnant low on GA and the closed off low (a weak Isaac) position just NW of Jamaica.
Of course, the whole situation is complicated. NHC admits they don’t really have a good handle on Isaac. Bit of a wild card for sure.
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Irene '99, Katrina '05, Wilma '05, Irma '17 (storms I remember my area getting hurricane force winds/gusts).
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