like 50 degree turn right passed the Yucatan?
Since Wilma is a sub 900mb Hurricane, would it allow it to "plow" through the trough a little more? Perhaps create it's own environment? I just think that the NHC is being a little cocky with their "line" forecast. I Believe this is a prime example of why that dotted line down the center of that cone should be removed.
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If this trough is going to be "shaped" like they say it is....
See how the trough has more of a vertical component to it? Wouldn't that draw the hurricane to the north more? If the trough was more "flat" (west to east oriented) then I would agree with the current forecast more, of a sharp turn to the ENE, instead of what I think may catch some people off guard and head more NE or NNE.
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See how the trough has more of a vertical component to it? Wouldn't that draw the hurricane to the north more? If the trough was more "flat" (west to east oriented) then I would agree with the current forecast more, of a sharp turn to the ENE, instead of what I think may catch some people off guard and head more NE or NNE.
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