eastcoastFL[quote="chaser1 wrote:eastcoastFL wrote:
Yup its about to cross 86W again soon to the east. Its been inching back that way. It will be interesting how sharp the turn is.
Last hour or so sure has teased a couple east of north wobbles. Question is, when are wobbles no longer wobbles? Here's food for thought.... official NHC forecast position for 0600Z later tonight (well, okay technically early tomm. a.m.) is 27.6 and 86.6. Tomm. afternoon at 1800Z it is 29.7 and 85.9. All I know is that i'm keeping one eye on whether Michael crosses that 86 W line before midnight. That's aside from any chance he may be south of it's early a.m. forecast point as well. Both however certainly wouldn't bode well for those east of Apalach. given the even greater extreme storm surge that could pile up further east.
Thats exactly the same observations Im making. I feel like its going to head a bit further east. We will see if the nhc is still calling it due N.
This storm is worrying me. I don't see the storm doing what the models are saying it is going to do. It gets closer and closer. Someone on tv just said it was supposed to continue north for 12 more hours. If that's the forecast, it will be in our front yard. No one is at all prepared here, in case Michael is still not playing by the rules. Forgive me, if I'm just having Katrina paranoia.
