UNOFFICIAL...Dennis #3; GOM as strong hurricane

[ncweatherwizard]

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I might still be too slow because this thing is speeding along. If I am too slow, it would cause a shift in the forecast. This forecast remains on the southern envelope of model guidance, but models have shifted southward. If this thing reaches 15N before 70W, I'll have to shift to the right. If not, I'll probably be very close to dead on, assuming I hit the forward speed. I'll state the obvious, as many have already said...everybody in the GOM keep your eyes peeled for this one.

[dwg71]

I agree with the 15N 70W, and I see it passing to the east of that point. Once(If) that happens, then we bring SW Fl back into the picture. I dont see this passing south of Jamaica...