fci wrote:I think 95L is another example of an Invest that is way too far north to be an issue for South Florida.
We had a similar situation last year; I want to say with one of the 92L's; the one that was in a simlar position the first week of September.
Many cite Andrew as being out by 20/50 and it came due west but that is far for the "norm".
I think that 95L, if it develops; will not be a South Florida issue and would only be a Carolina's issue and that it most likely would be a "fish".
That is IF it develops which I find unlikely.
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FCI I have to disagree with you. This invest is racing W or even WSW at about 20mph under some strong ridging that spans way westward into the Western Atlantic. Models are generally bringing this invest towards the Eastern Bahamas down the road. It needs to be watched even for those in South Florida.
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