CYCLONE MIKE wrote:Well seems to me the major models are now in agreement and latching on to this being much weaker with yet another summertime trough catching this and turning it out to sea. Guess all that's left is strength and when it makes the turn. Shouldn't really come as a big surprise to anyone as this has been the theme this year.
Yep, I have been harping on this several times this week. These troughs have been frequent and unusually strong all season long ang it appears this next trough coming down will not be any different. Things can still change and a couple of our reliable models still do not bite on the recurve scenario. Howver, GFS and EURO are now in agreement that the trough will pick it up and carry 96L out to sea.
If that pans out, thankfully The Florida peninsula and the US East Coast overall hopefully will be spared once again. We shall see soon.