Possible GoM Tropical Threat next Tuesday/Wednesday?
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rockyman wrote:Couldn't the ridge moving west actually open up a hole between that high and the Bermuda high...and allow the storm to ride up the WEST side of the Bermuda high and into the Eastern Gulf?...By the way, the high is centered over Arkansas now:
http://cimss.ssec.wisc.edu/tropic/real- ... 8dlm1.html
yes, give the models some time to latch on the current situation. Should see a better future set-up when we get some more runs. Most have lost it today except for the NAM. Didn't think I would ever say that about the NAM....

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I too am slightly worried about an opening hole for it to follow up the west side of the bermuda high, but honestly it looks like a central northern gulf hit if it develops and moves rapidly. Now, if it moves a little slower, then it could be more of a NE texas hit. A very fast mover would favor eastern gom IMHO. A very slow mover, like that took 8 days plus would favor big bend to west coast FL since a low will be moving across southern states from rockies then and could pull something that might be drifting around in the gulf. But, anything that took that long may be contending with what might be coming across the atlantic by then.
I am personally thinking a strong cat 3 into MS/AL border area. sorry for anyone living there, but that is my gut feeling of where this will be heading in a few days - Thursday night landfall guess. Low shear, very warm SSTs. Hopefully not stronger, but storms seem to weaken a bit prior to making landfall in that area. I think it may peak as a weak 4.
I am personally thinking a strong cat 3 into MS/AL border area. sorry for anyone living there, but that is my gut feeling of where this will be heading in a few days - Thursday night landfall guess. Low shear, very warm SSTs. Hopefully not stronger, but storms seem to weaken a bit prior to making landfall in that area. I think it may peak as a weak 4.
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