I know it's early but...

[Stormcenter]

I know it's early and we don't have a TD yet but where
is this possibly headed after the Carribean, GOM or East Coast?

[Derecho]

I love how simply plowing into Mexico or Central America is always utterly ignored as a possible outcome.

[Opal storm]

I think this is going to turn back out to sea.

[chadtm80]

I love how you simply come here to belittle everyone and there posts..

Stormcenter If it were to develope then I would think GOM would be a possability.. but not the EC

[Stormcenter]

I love how simply plowing into Mexico or Central America is always utterly ignored as a possible outcome.

O.K. so I left off those scenarios but that is probably won't happen. It's more likely to go out to sea and bother fish & ships then do that.

[Stormcenter]

I love how you simply come here to belittle everyone and there posts..

Stormcenter If it were to develope then I would think GOM would be a possability.. but not the EC

Thanks chadtm80!!!!!!!!!!

[vbhoutex]

I love how simply plowing into Mexico or Central America is always utterly ignored as a possible outcome.

It is not nearly as exciting as thinking that one may have to deal with a "real" td/ts/hurricane. Reality is that this does happen quite often.

Once some of those that do "ignore" those probabilities/possibilites experience a true strong Hurricane or enough damage to get their attention from any other type of TC, that tune might change. I know several will say no it won't. Yes it will. No you won't ever lose the excitement of the "chase", but once you have experienced a CAT2 or better I will give odds that the tune will change.

[alicia-w]

A strong tropical wave moved across the Caribbean Windward Islands last night with heavy rains and gusty winds. Overnight, this wave lost some of the organization it was showing yesterday, however, in the last several hours since sunrise, it has surged back and looks very impressive at the moment. It is forecast to continue moving WNW over the Caribbean and should be located just southwest of Jamaica Thursday morning. By early this weekend it should be in the Gulf of Mexico. Atmospheric computer models still do not indicate much development but conditions may be more favorable for the system to intensify as it approaches the straits between Cuba and the Yucatan Peninsula. We will closely monitor this feature, now located about 1500 miles southeast of Eglin.
Another wave is located in the Atlantic about 1500 miles behind the first.

[Stormchaser16]

I love how you simply come here to belittle everyone and there posts..

Stormcenter If it were to develope then I would think GOM would be a possability.. but not the EC

THANK YOU!