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Yep there is the NE turn that is very typical for this time of year
WATCH OUT FLORIDA. Climatologically speaking the Eastern GOM is the most likely area for it to end up in.
Of course it is very early to say where it is going to go or if it will even develop.
WATCH OUT FLORIDA. Climatologically speaking the Eastern GOM is the most likely area for it to end up in.
Of course it is very early to say where it is going to go or if it will even develop.

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Here's another shot with ship/land stations plotted. Lowest pressure is about 1006 mb near the coast of Belize.
http://myweb.cableone.net/nolasue/al90b.gif
http://myweb.cableone.net/nolasue/al90b.gif
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wxman57 wrote:Here's another shot with ship/land stations plotted. Lowest pressure is about 1006 mb near the coast of Belize.
http://myweb.cableone.net/nolasue/al90b.gif
Nothing showing on Quik scat( unless it's over land already).
https://www.fnmoc.navy.mil/products/SCA ... 10_-90.gif
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Have you not read what wxman57 has been posting? He has said many times that this will end up in the BOC..not Florida. Joe Bastardi is also calling for a NW movement. I know you may want this to hit FL, but right now chances are pretty slim. Things may change in the future though.boca_chris wrote:Yep there is the NE turn based on the model run.
WATCH OUT FLORIDA. Climatologically speaking the Eastern GOM is the most likely area for it to end up in.
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there does seem to be a second spin over the Yucatan right now. May be a new center is trying to form.tailgater wrote:wxman57 wrote:Here's another shot with ship/land stations plotted. Lowest pressure is about 1006 mb near the coast of Belize.
http://myweb.cableone.net/nolasue/al90b.gif
Nothing showing on Quik scat( unless it's over land already).
https://www.fnmoc.navy.mil/products/SCA ... 10_-90.gif
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Extremeweatherguy wrote:there does seem to be a second spin over the Yucatan right now. May be a new center is trying to form.tailgater wrote:wxman57 wrote:Here's another shot with ship/land stations plotted. Lowest pressure is about 1006 mb near the coast of Belize.
http://myweb.cableone.net/nolasue/al90b.gif
Nothing showing on Quik scat( unless it's over land already).
https://www.fnmoc.navy.mil/products/SCA ... 10_-90.gif
I don't look for much more to happen until maybe late Sunday or Monday. For the next 2-3 days, the system will be inland over the Yucatan and southern Mexico.
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Extremeweatherguy wrote:Have you not read what wxman57 has been posting? He has said many times that this will end up in the BOC..not Florida. Joe Bastardi is also calling for a NW movement. I know you may want this to hit FL, but right now chances are pretty slim. Things may change in the future though.boca_chris wrote:Yep there is the NE turn based on the model run.
WATCH OUT FLORIDA. Climatologically speaking the Eastern GOM is the most likely area for it to end up in.
hey no one wants any tropical system hitting florida we here in florida have enough with mulitiple strikes in the last to years.Again iam not a fan of the CMC but i just thought it was interesting.her's the pic.

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boca_chris wrote:Yep there is the NE turn that is very typical for this time of year
WATCH OUT FLORIDA. Climatologically speaking the Eastern GOM is the most likely area for it to end up in.
Of course it is very early to say where it is going to go or if it will even develop.
Yes still way too early,don't be surprised if the models shift back to TX or MX.I think we'll have a MUCH better idea once this gets past the Yucatan and into the Gulf.
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Extremeweatherguy wrote:Have you not read what wxman57 has been posting? He has said many times that this will end up in the BOC..not Florida. Joe Bastardi is also calling for a NW movement. I know you may want this to hit FL, but right now chances are pretty slim. Things may change in the future though.boca_chris wrote:Yep there is the NE turn based on the model run.
WATCH OUT FLORIDA. Climatologically speaking the Eastern GOM is the most likely area for it to end up in.
Nobody wants Florida to get hit....especially somebody who lives there....he is just posting his thoughts is all
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