All kinds of scenarios in play with the breakdown of the ridge this Lanor Day weekend. What a forecasting headache and challenges awaiting us with Dorian.
One thing we know for certain is that Dorian will slow down, possibly to stall even for a time over the weekend?
Will the Ridge hold firm long enough to get Dorian to make landfall either on the East Central Florida Coast or South FL Coast late weekend?
Will the stall or turn happen sooner, delaying landfall jand keeping Dorian just off the Florida Coast on Sunday? If this happens, are we looking at a potential David '79 runner parallel up along the Florida East Coast northward to the GA/SC region situation?
Does Dorian get inland, but stops and makes the turn north up causing a myriad of havoc up though the peninsula?
Does Dorian indeed do what UKMET and EURO has insisted from the the very beginning which is taking Dorian across the FL Peninsula into the GOM then turning it north up toward the FL Panhandle or Bid Bend regoon for a second landfall Monday-Tuesday timeframe?
Plus, will DorIan find a way to turn north or northeast, never to make landfall on the Florida East Coast and stay out over sea?
There are several other scenarios that I have not even mentioned et that would take too much time.
Are your heads spinning yet folks on.all these scenarios that are in play and on the table as of right now. Wow. What a Labor Day Weekend we have in store. What a job

But, this is why I love this doing what I do in analyzing this science of weather, I would not have it any other way!!!