UNOFFICIAL..Gamma #5; weak/moderate TS; south of Florida?

[ncweatherwizard]

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A lot of uncertainty exists--first about the current condition of the low-level center, and second about the potential interaction between Gamma's low and the frontal boundary to the north. For now, I made a compromise and keep the center south of Florida, but most of the nasty weather will occur north of the center anyway as the system becomes extratropical while entering the Atlantic.

Scott

Track graphic coming soon.

[mike815]

Yeah wilma like track i think.

[ncweatherwizard]

Track graphic now available, but it's rather useless to focus on the line of the center--I'll stress repeatedly that the majority of bad weather will occur north of the center.