MON-WED...BLOCKING HIGH SETS UP ACROSS THE NE U.S. EARLY NEXT
WEEK...WHICH SHOULD TRAP JEANNE TO THE EAST OF THE BAHAMAS (AND GFS
MODEL ACTUALLY SHOWS IT BEING PUSHED BACK SOUTHWARD BY WED). IN ANY
EVENT...WITH HIGH BUILDING ACROSS THE MID ATLC...E-NE FLOW WILL
INCREASE WITH BREEZY ONSHORE FLOW INTO TUE-WED. WILL KEEP POPS ON
THE LOW SIDE WITH THE POSSIBILITY OF ATLC SHOWERS MOVING ONSHORE.
STILL CONSIDERABLE UNCERTAINTY WITH JEANNE'S PATH...BUT FOR NOW WILL
KEEP THE SYSTEM WELL EAST OF THE AREA ON DAY 6 AND 7.
Melbourne ..Hints anyone?
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Melbourne ..Hints anyone?
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yoda wrote:They are saying for now that Jeanne looks to not make landfall in FL but further north, but to keep watching closely.
SeaBrz_FL,
To the contrary...a blocking high over the NE USA would PREVENT Jeanne from moving north. Melbourne Weather Service even stated that one of the models is already calling for a southward drift after the high pressure establishes itself.
This is starting to sound a bit like 1965's Betsy....
--Lou
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