gatorcane wrote:and one other thing to notice.
You see that big Upper-Level Low spinning away a few hundred miles north of Puerto Rico? That is the supposed shear maker that will crush Ingrid.
Take a look how it was stationary but is starting to push to the west. That opens the door for Ingrid. There is also a trough digging down in the central Atlantic. The NOGAPs thinks Ingrid may be sucked into it. I doubt that because Ingrid is too weak.
So if that ULL moves off to the west in tandem with this slow moving Ingrid...things could happen.
When you have a system moving as slow as Ingrid, the accuracy of the models clearly goes down as it did with slow moving Gabrielle.
http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/goes/east/tatl/loop-avn.html
Yes that feature is moving west perhaps west southwest