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Chad will post the updated maps from this run of the tropical models and you will see how LBAR goes with it.
18:00 Model suite:LBAR has Florida on bullseye
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18:00 Model suite:LBAR has Florida on bullseye
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HD Ukmet also has it almost that way.
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The LBAR would keep it near Daytona Beach. Can't understand it heading north if the ridge is building in. Is there a trough coming down again 
? I initially thought this would keep heading south/SW and end up going through the Florida Straits into the GOM with building high pressure to the north. That plus the fact that we were putting up the Florida Cyclone deflector shield 
I think the models will push further to the west with this. Cheer!!
? I initially thought this would keep heading south/SW and end up going through the Florida Straits into the GOM with building high pressure to the north. That plus the fact that we were putting up the Florida Cyclone deflector shield I think the models will push further to the west with this. Cheer!!
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Steve H. wrote:The LBAR would keep it near Daytona Beach. Can't understand it heading north if the ridge is building in. Is there a trough coming down again
Not unless the trough lifts further NE than it has today!! It is still digging into the N GOM off of the FL panhandle!! Strong High pressure to the West of that too. GOM is almost definitely safe on this one. GAWD, I hope I don't have to ear crow again!!!
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Agreed Everyone along the eastern Seaboard from Florida North should keep watch. The UKMET continues with its Florida threat and so does LBAR but like another poster said, I was lead to believe LBAR is not very good out of the deep tropics. Lets see if the GFS starts to trend more West, I have a feeling it will:):)..
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